Bad bosses ignore the stuff going on in their environment that makes people feel uncomfortable, unaccepted, worthless, exploited, and unfairly treated. Tune in as Jeff shares another sign of good bossing... modeling great, respectful behavior, and standing in the path of predators.

Bad bosses adopt a "my way or the highway" leadership approach, and it just doesn't work. People are unique and need us to be flexible and adaptable in our leadership style and approach. Join Jeff as he looks at a couple of simple ways good bosses can assess the core personality and readiness levels of the people on their teams.

There's one thing we all have in common: We all have the same amount of time in the day to live our lives. Bad bosses let stupid meetings and other distractions steal our time away from doing the tasks of leadership. Listen in as Jeff discusses a few ways to take ownership of our time to create margin in our day to really lead.

Is it okay for a leader to simply "leverage strengths" and expect that it will maximize results and attract followers? Join Jeff as he unpacks the idea of "omni-dimensional" leadership and the need to understand our natural tendencies and limitations if we hope to be the kind of leader our people need.

Why do we insist on drawing a distinction between "leadership" and "management?" Join Jeff and Todd as they share/debate an interesting perspective with which you may not agree!

The guys are finally back from an extended holiday and Kansas City Chiefs' celebratory experience! Don't miss this important preview of what's included in Season Three!

Whether we like it or not, our relationship with our boss is exactly that. A relationship. Sometimes we can work for a boss devoid of vulnerability, warmth, and relationship focus. Join Todd and Jeff as they discuss how to survive under a boss who keeps you at arm's length.

Growth is required for anything to produce and avoid stagnation. Unfortunately, many bosses give very little attention to developing and growing their people. Join Jeff and Todd as they compare people to sheep???

When someone has 'power' in an organization, they are the ones we need to make decisions so we can do our jobs. Join Jeff and Todd as they discuss how to survive when your boss is a waffler...

Trying to do your job without the tools, funds, or staff necessary is a horrible way to work. Jeff and Todd explore strategies to survive under a boss who just doesn't plan for the needs of the team.