This episode discusses building a shared vernacular, reading books for growth, helping people achieve success, and my concept of ”unexpected non-experience.”
This episode discusses the concept of good dude-er-ship, and how to be a good dude or a cool check. It also discusses how private apologies don’t count.
This episode discusses your inner circle, (the people who affect your life), and discusses how you define “being rich,” and how that shapes your lifestyle.
This episode discuss is the difference between doing things that will “cover your ass,” or doing things because that’s what is required to bring something to its natural, awesome conclusion.
In this episode, I ask our listeners to evaluate all the communication that they see in movies and on TV, and evaluate for themselves if those people are really having the conversations that they intend to have.
This episode discusses our enhanced understanding of expectations, and discusses how we can apply our understanding of expectations to leadership and the workplace.
This episode discusses the concept of sacrifice, and discusses our understanding of the sacrifices we have made, the sacrifices we continue to make, and the sacrifices that we might make in the future.
This episode discusses my gratitude for having hit 5000 downloads of this podcast, and also discuss the books that I’ve been reading, as well as my practical advice for understanding swearing in the workplace.
This episode discusses the relationship between your perspective, and your ability to be patient.
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About CAPE Lead
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Welcome to the CAPE Lead podcast, where amazing things happen. This podcast was created by retired US Air Force Chief Master Sergeant Timothy “Chachi” Pachasa, and was created to discuss emerging…
leadership concepts, and hopefully open up the thought process for how we interoperate with our people and our teams. CAPE Lead focuses on teaching leaders how to succeed through solid understandings of Caring, Alignment, Perspectives, and Expectations.