Welcome to 'Bread to Lead,' a podcast that explores the future of leadership from a humane perspective. Hosted by the acclaimed COO and leadership expert Dr. Jake Taylor Jacobs, this podcast introduces you to transformative conversations designed to take your business, life, and organization to the next level.

Jake's expertise is not confined to being a COO but extends to various business sectors as a seasoned entrepreneur and a successful founder of five multimillion-dollar companies. His unique leadership strategies have not only amplified the performance and profitability of 15,000+ professionals globally but also impacted multiple organizations.

In this insightful episode, Jake talks about his journey of self-discovery and growth through a people-first leadership approach that all began with an honest critique of his leadership style. He sheds light on how integrating spirituality into his business approach significantly improved his client relationships and personal growth.

Jake also discusses the inspiration behind his acclaimed book, "People First, Result Second," which underlines the critical need for effective, compassionate communication within organizations. The book features the principles and practices of people-first leadership that have contributed to the success stories of many Fortune 500 companies and their leaders.

Keeping in line with the 'Bread to Lead' ethos, the episode emphasizes how leadership can be nurtured through the right environment and experiences. It highlights the importance of trust-building, empathetic communication, and team empowerment while acknowledging the potential within each individual.

This podcast is perfect for anyone seeking personal and professional growth in their leadership journey. It invites and encourages active audience participation to create a community that values people-first leadership. The podcast concludes with a thought-provoking question, "How can I put my people first today?" - a daily reminder that leadership is about progress rather than perfection.