In this podcast episode, I speak with Christopher Bramley (Director & Principal Consultant, FindingShores) about the remote framework. We discuss how the remote landscape has affected our ability to lead, how it is changing currently, and how you can still lead effectively no matter what circumstances arise. We talk about the role fear has in our ability to collaborate and how you can find your true north in the midst of so much confusion.

Connect with Christopher on his website at https://findingshores.com.

In this podcast episode, I speak with Rashmi Sharma (Organizational Development Strategist) about heart-centric leadership. We discuss why it's missing, what you can do to find it and how current leaders can explore themselves to be able to give it. We cover ways you can begin your journey to becoming a heart-centric leader and what's at stake if you do not. If you want to tap into the full potential of your teams, give heart-centric leadership a try, you will not be disappointed.

To reach Rashmi you can find her on LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/rashmisharma2019

In this podcast episode, I speak with Lou Everett and Sherri McManus (The Lou Everett Group) about leadership and professional relationships. We talk about what happens when you first take on the role of a leader and how you can set yourself up for success. We share ways to know your group and use the knowledge to build your team up. We also cover how relationships can be salvaged and built on when you promote above your peers and how you can develop those around you to move into your role as future leaders.

Visit Lou and Sherri at https://theloueverettgroup.com 

In this podcast episode, I speak to Dane Mantilia (Founder, Identity Protection Planning) about leadership and Cyber Security. She shares her background in the auto and insurance industry and how she found her way into Cyber Security. She created software to help companies fight the war on identity theft and ultimately led to the founding of Identity Protection Planning. She shares ways we can keep our information safe and secure from prying eyes and fingers. She also shares how we can be active participants in the safe dissemination of our information online and what we can do to ensure our social media activity is sanitized.

Visit Dana and her team for more information at: https://www.identron.com

In this episode, I speak to Nick F. Nelson (CEO, The BRANDPRENUER®️ Agency) about leadership and brand. Nick is an award-winning marketing executive and a Top LinkedIn personal branding voice & photographer and he shares his thoughts on what he believes branding is, and why leaders shy away from the branding process. He also shares some tips on what leaders should be doing to get themselves ready to be their brand. In an increasingly digital world, your brand is everywhere, whether you like it or not. As a leader, you need to own your brand and make it tell the story you want others to hear.

To contact Nick or hire his services, visit: https://www.brandprenuer.com/10MINTALK

In this podcast episode, I speak with Michael Leytem (Author of Catching Leadership) about his journey in leadership and entrepreneurship. We dive into his book, visit the stations, and describe the meaning of each one. They are intentional stops on the journey of leadership from an angler's point of view. 1. Cast your line 2. Attract diverse anglers 3. Tie their knot 4. Coach their cast 5. Honor their catch 6. Release. He incorporates elements of his book and a fishing experience on his retreats and enhances your field of view. Check out the links below for more information.

Empowered to Lead Group Coaching - Kicks off Nov. 3rd https://mailchi.mp/beda58681cb8/empowered-to-lead 

Website: www.catchingleadership.com 

Book Link: https://www.amazon.com/Catching-Leadership-C-T-C-H-Release%C2%AE/dp/1677875941

In this podcast episode, I speak to Alex Minor (Eye AM Media) about leadership and video. We discuss why leaders need to use video as part of their communication strategy and why not doing so could be a big mistake. We cover tips on how you can make your video more attractive and how you can leverage video to enhance your efforts. We also speak about what equipment is necessary for you to begin your video journey. If you are a novice at video usage or just afraid to start, listen to Alex and reach out to get into the video scene sooner than later.

In this podcast episode, I speak with Paula Goodman (Owner of Omathome) about leadership and customer service. We discuss what customer service truly is and how a name change wouldn't be such a bad thing. She covers her experience in customer service, some advice for those looking into this field, and what you should be looking out for if you want to change bad people engagement. We also cover some tips for leaders as they lead the way in customer service and how it should be practiced internally first.

Connect with Paula via Linkedin or your favorite social media platform.

In this podcast episode, I speak to MCPON Mike Stevens, the 13th Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy. We speak about his days as a young boy at his dad's sawmill, his service in the Navy, and ultimately his selection as the 13th MCPON. We discuss his definition of leadership, his leadership advice for the newly selected Chief Petty Officers, how important faith is as a leader, his leadership as the CEO of the Navy League, and what the hardest thing is about being a leader. We are celebrating the Navy's 246th birthday and we want to send a heartfelt Happy Birthday to all Active, Reserve, Retired, Veteran, and Civilian Navy families.   

This Podcast is sponsored by Navy Paddles: https://www.navypaddles.com

In this podcast episode, I speak with Naomi Garrick (PR Chick and Owner of Garrick Communications) about personal branding. We discuss what it is and how you can ensure it is your true self. We also discuss several tips for you to consider with your personal branding journey. Always remember, Personal Branding is a 24/7 thing.