Built to Lead

In this episode, Dustin interviews former hockey player and entrepreneur Paul Kolbylarz. 

Kolbylarz shares some incredible stories of his times playing hockey, traveling the world, and becoming the man he is today.  

We've all had an idea, that we don't know what exactly to do with it. There's both fear and excitement about what that idea could become. 

In this episode, Dustin reads us a book called "What Do You Do With An Idea" by Kobi Yamada that may help give us that little push to see where an idea could take us. 

Part of being a good leader is knowing how to engage conflict and reach goals while continuing to see and empathetically engage the human in front of you.

In part 2 of this episode, Dustin gives leaders practical tips on how to engage their co-workers in a way that helps them feel that they matter without sacrificing the overall goal. 

Being a leader requires having the ability to know how to engage and work through difficult conversations in a way that values everyone who is involved and still moves the ball forward. 

In this episode, Dustin talks through different ways leaders can beneficially engage tough conversations in the work space.

Learn more about Empathy coach, Leisel Mertes by visiting lieselmertes.com.

View the animated 10-minute version of Bob’s TED talk: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wR7fLOK_MM

Learn more about Mark at www.marksanborn.com.

President and CEO of Lippert Components joins the podcast to share his journey of culture and the challenges of leading a 10,000-person organization through the long journey of cultural change. You can watch the Tedx Talk by Bob Chapman that Jason mentions here: https://youtu.be/njn-lIEv1LU