In this episode of the Choose to Lead podcast, Sarit Arbell speaks with James Bonato about his perception of a leader. James believes that a leader will have a vision, but having a why is what matters most. He believes the why is the key and the rest doesn't matter on the journey. A good leader does not quit the journey.

This week you'll hear from Diamond Chaflawee of New York Life. Diamond tells us about taking his leap of faith and leaving his high tech job to pursue his passion in finance. His is a story you will want to hear, especially if you are thinking of stepping outside of your comfort zone.

In this episode of Choose to Lead, Sarit Arbell and Stephanie Katz discuss leadership in the community.  Stephanie is widely active in the community at large and shares how to get started by helping others and volunteering. 

Stephanie Lewis, a business ownership coach, talks with Sarit Arbell in this episode of Choose to Lead. After many years in corporate America, Stephanie decided to put her background to use and help others looking to branch out as entrepreneurs.

Sarit Arbell talks with Ann Brennan of ASMM and Burgers and Bands about the benefits of working with non-profits, as well as, our day to day businesses.  As a person who takes initiative and isn't afraid to follow her instinct, Ann is a problem solver, a great trait for an entrepreneur and leader.  Listen on to learn more about Ann's path and see how she has naturally fallen into her leadership role. 

In this episode of the Choose to Lead Podcast, Sarit Arbell speaks with Lloyd Malech of Law Offices of Lloyd A Malech.  He has been practicing for 27 years and is ready to move to the next level. He's happy to serve the community and help them find solutions to their family law controversies. Listen on to find out how Lloyd discovered his path and how he arrived at entrepreneurship at a young age.

David Yarn of CF Services Group brings light to socially responsible impact investing. His experience and leadership throughout the years has given David the ability to focus on the areas he finds most important; in order to change the world.

In this episode, Sarit speaks with Curt Luthye of the American Red Cross. Curt shares the many facets of the American Red Cross organization and his role of Executive Director. As a leader of a volunteer based organization, Curt looks to work with others that have the passion to do good in the world. He enjoys helping people cultivate that passion and help them find a spot that fits their ability and time availability.

Lane Hornfeck of Shulman Rogers talks with Sarit about qualities of a good leader.  To Lane, being a leader means making the right decisions, not necessarily the popular decision.  She believes that how you handle a mistake and how you treat the person making the mistake speaks volumes about the type of leader you are.  She reminds us that it's OK to be human, it's how you move forward that counts. 

Wil Graham talks with Sarit about his sense of purpose and his calling to help others find theirs. He believes that a good leader will be connected with the moment, the people and the energy around them. Listen to hear the three elements he thinks are critical to being a good leader.