For the Good of the Neighborhood
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For the Good of the Neighborhood episodes

  • Leadership Lessons Learned with Coach Kurt Hines
    This episode of Leadership Mixtape explores leadership lessons learned with Coach Kurt Hines the Head Football Coach of the Coronado Islanders and host of For What It’s Worth Coaching Podcast. Listen in as Coach Hines talks about the leadership lessons he has learned on and off the the field. You are going to enjoy this one!--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leadershipmixtape/message
    17 min
  • The Power of Preparation
    It’s been said that “failing to prepare is preparing to fail.” In this podcast, Coach Bowling and Coach Smith talk about how they have learned to appreciate the power of preparation --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leadershipmixtape/message
    13 min
  • Pay Now or Pay Later

    When trying to achieve and lead others, there is always a price to be paid. When you decide to pay it makes all the difference in your leadership

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    13 min
  • Culture Killers #3 - Permissive > Accountable

    BEWARE! As you work to build culture within your teams, there are stone cold killers who are ready, willing and able to kill what you are working so hard to create. Listen in as Coach Bowling and Coach Smith discuss the things that will kill your culture in a 3 part mini-series titled "Culture Killers"

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    15 min
  • Culture Killers #2 - Performance > People
    BEWARE! As you work to build culture within your teams, there are stone cold killers who are ready, willing and able to kill what you are working so hard to create. Listen in as Coach Bowling and Coach Smith discuss the things that will kill your culture in a 3 part mini-series titled "Culture Killers"--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leadershipmixtape/message
    15 min
  • Culture Killers #1 - Negativity > Positivity
    BEWARE! As you work to build culture within your teams, there are stone cold killers who are ready, willing and able to kill what you are working so hard to create. Listen in as Coach Bowling and Coach Smith discuss the things that will kill your culture in a 3 part mini-series titled "Culture Killers"--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leadershipmixtape/message
    13 min
  • Is your standard REALLY the standard?

    When you find yourself complaining and blaming followers maybe it's really a "you" problem! Listen in as Coach Bowling and Coach Smith talk about the importance of having clearly defined standards and then as a leader making sure you are 100% committed to the standard

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    15 min
  • Start/Stop

    When we start something, we automatically stop something else. It's either/or. Listen in to today's podcast as Coach Eric Bowling discusses the start and the stop and then asks listeners to consider "what do I need to start?" and "what do I need to stop?" Thanks for clicking on and listening to today’s episode! We hope that you can get a new, fresh take on leadership and is applicable NOW in whatever space you are in

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    9 min
  • The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of The Confirmation Bias
    As the leader, what you believe about your team is important, because what you believe will be confirmed, good, bad and unfortunately sometimes ugly! Check out this edition of LWAT to find out more about the Confirmation Bias and how "looking for the good" may be the key to using Confirmation Bias in constructive ways. For more information on the Confirmation Bias and it's influence on leadership and coaching check here https://wke.lt/w/s/8qddmA--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leadershipmixtape/message
    8 min
  • Why Lead With a Towel

    Join Eric Bowling, Director of Student Leadership and Service at Wheaton Academy as he looks to help leaders develop internally so that they are equipped to create positive influence externally. In this first episode, Coach Bowling will explain the reasons for the name "lead with a towel" and how that ties in the FUEL philosophy. We will also cover some ways that others can learn to "lead with a towel" 

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    10 min

About For the Good of the Neighborhood

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The For the Good of the Neighborhood podcast is co-hosted by Eric Bowling and Heather Green who, as followers of Jesus, are all-in on loving their neighbors and neighborhoods while navigating through…