You don’t need a title to be a leader.
In fact, some of the most influential members in the Auxiliary are the ones who lead quietly — through consistency, kindness, and the way they show up when things get difficult.

In this episode of Auxiliary Horizons, we explore how to recognize and strengthen your influence even when you're not the one holding the gavel.

You’ll learn:
• How the “3 R’s” — Respect, Reflection, and Resilience — help you lead from anywhere
• Why presence matters more than position
• How consistency becomes a powerful form of influence
• Ways to stay steady and engaged under strong or structured leadership
• How your behavior can inspire others long before you ever hold an official role

This episode is an encouraging reminder that leadership starts with who you are — not the title you hold.

Sometimes leadership feels structured, rigid, or overly controlled — and when you’re not the one in charge, that can feel frustrating or discouraging.
But these moments can also become powerful training grounds for emotional intelligence and personal growth.

In this episode of Auxiliary Horizons, we explore:
• Why some leaders default to tight control
• How to recognize your own emotional responses
• The role of emotional intelligence in challenging dynamics
• What you can control when you’re not the one leading
• How these experiences help shape your own future leadership

This episode offers reflection, reassurance, and practical tools for staying steady and centered — no matter the leadership style around you.

Leadership isn’t about choosing between strength and compassion — it’s about learning how to bring both to the table.
In this episode of Auxiliary Horizons, we explore how authority and empathy work together to create a leadership style that motivates, supports, and strengthens our Auxiliary family.

You’ll hear:
• Why leaning too far into control or too far into comfort creates imbalance
• How structure provides clarity, but empathy creates connection
• Practical ways to lead with confidence and compassion
• Small shifts you can make today to build trust and inspire others

Whether you hold a title or lead through your actions, finding this balance helps every member thrive.
Tune in and discover how leadership can guide with purpose — and care.

Trust is the heartbeat of every strong team — without it, communication breaks down and motivation fades. But with it, anything is possible.

In this episode of Auxiliary Horizons, we explore how trust shapes teamwork in the American Legion Auxiliary and beyond. You’ll learn simple ways to build reliability, communicate openly, and empower others to lead confidently.

Whether you’re a seasoned leader or just stepping into a new role, this episode will inspire you to lead with consistency, integrity, and heart.

🎧 Listen, learn, and build the foundation every great team depends on.

Sometimes the biggest impacts come from the smallest actions.

In this episode of Auxiliary Horizons, we explore The Ripple Effect — how every act of kindness, every word of encouragement, and every moment of presence can create waves that reach further than we ever imagine.

Leadership isn’t always about big titles or grand gestures. It’s about the ripples we create when we lead with heart.

Discover how your small choices can inspire others, strengthen connections, and build a stronger Auxiliary family — one ripple at a time.

🎙️ Hosted by Rebecca Glenny, Department Leadership Chairman 2025–2026, American Legion Auxiliary Department of California.

In leadership, we often focus on finding our voice—but true leadership also means knowing when to listen.

In this episode of Auxiliary Horizons, we explore the quiet strength of understanding others. Listening to lead isn’t about being silent; it’s about being present, patient, and willing to learn. You’ll hear practical ways to listen with intention, reflect what you hear, and ask before answering—simple habits that build trust and strengthen teams.

Because good leaders speak with confidence, but great leaders listen with empathy.

🎙️ Hosted by Rebecca Glenny, Department Leadership Chairman 2025–2026, American Legion Auxiliary Department of California.

Ever been caught off guard when someone asks, “What’s the American Legion Auxiliary?”
In this episode of Auxiliary Horizons, we explore how to create your own elevator speech—a short, confident way to explain who we are and why we matter.

You’ll learn three easy styles you can make your own: heartfelt, proud, and local.
Because every time we share our story, we open the door for someone new to join our mission.

🎙️ With Rebecca Glenny, Department Leadership Chairman 2025–2026, American Legion Auxiliary Department of California.

In this episode of Auxiliary Horizons, we explore a simple question that can transform how you communicate:
“Are you coming to me as a sounding board, or are you looking for me to take action?”

This one phrase helps define expectations, prevents misunderstandings, and strengthens trust between members and leaders. Because when we pause to clarify, we listen better, lead better, and create space for healthier, more effective conversations.

Being new doesn’t mean being silent.

In this episode of Auxiliary Horizons, we talk about what to do when you see something that doesn’t sit right but you feel too new—or too unsure—to speak up.

You’ll learn simple ways to use your voice with respect and confidence, from asking questions to seeking mentorship. And for seasoned leaders, it’s a reminder of the importance of listening when fresh voices bring new perspectives.

Because every member matters. And every member has a voice.

Leadership isn’t about control—it’s about lifting others up. In this episode of Auxiliary Horizons, we explore how small changes in the way we phrase things can turn a limiting message into an encouraging one. Discover how inspiring leaders make space for others to grow, and why the words we choose matter in building a strong Auxiliary family.