In this episode, we speak to Michael Cortina, about the importance of wellness and how it affects leadership. We cover five key areas for leaders to keep an eye on when it comes to wellness. Serving, Knowing your people, being real and genuine, taking ownership, and breaking down barriers. 

In this episode, Orlando U. Javien Jr. (speaker, and author of God Moments and Unplugged) and I, speak about leadership and faith. We discuss how faith helps us develop leadership qualities in life stages, and how those qualities translate into the corporate arena.

In this episode, we speak to Wendy Pease, Executive Director of Rapport International about the importance of language, interpretation, and translation. Some success is hinged on the proper use of language and cultural etiquette. Don't be the leader that suffers due to not considering how your message is interpreted or translated.

In this episode, we speak to Matt Franz, an Army Veteran, and recent inductee into Florida's Veteran Hall of Fame. We discuss the current leadership landscape, leadership in times of crises and what our future may look like. We also have three books to suggest for your leadership education.

In this episode, I detail my approach to removing the K factors that hinder you from achieving true success. It is the silent killer to many leaders and their effectiveness. Until you are truthful about your condition you will be battling these factors and could potentially derail your career or someone else's. Take action today and become the best you can be.

This episode explores the difference between your leadership at home and your job. If you get it right at all, do it at home first then take that knowledge and lead at your job.

This episode deals with leaving a legacy anywhere you go. Leave something behind that people will crave and not regret. Your legacy will be one or the other. 

This episode focuses on the importance of teaching those under our charge and making sure that we leave an equipped and trained relief when it is our time to leave our positions. Now more than ever we are seeing the fruit of whether we did or not.

This episode is dedicated to all the people having to adjust to a new normal this week. I want to encourage you to take a step back, assess your surroundings, dig your heels in and take this week by storm. We are resilient and intelligent people and we can make it if we are wise in our actions, limit risks and infuse our environments with positivity. I wish you all safety, health, and #successtoyou!

This week we cover two more tips of my 10 tips for career success. Knowing the review process is critical to a successful career. I have taught all my team members how to dissect the review sheet and how to map a course to ensure they always came out on top. Finding your passion and adding value are key components in your longevity at any company. If you lose any one of these, you might start thinking of getting a mentor or an exit plan.