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Going Pro in Your Leadership – Brad McDonald
In this episode of The Daily Leader, Brad McDonald unpacks what it means to go pro in your leadership. Drawing from Steven Pressfield's book Turning Pro, he discusses the difference between amateur and professional identity and the radical commitment required to leave behind excuses and self-sabotage.
Whether with work, relationships, or personal growth, this conversation challenges listeners to go all in and fully commit to your calling.
Resources mentioned: Turning Pro by Stephen Pressfield, Leadership and Self-Deception by The Arbinger Institute, The Three Laws of Performance by Steve Zaffron and Dave Logan, and The Obstacle Is the Way by Ryan Holiday
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Looking to transform your life and leadership? Reach out to [email protected] to learn more about Embark, our new leadership coaching program.
If you want to invest in the next generation of leaders, reach out to [email protected] to find out how you can support the great work happening at Young Life ASU Downtown.
Join The Daily Leader Community! This is for anyone looking to grow themselves, their team, and their bottom line knowing that the best leaders lead from community. DM @thedailyleaderco on Instagram to sign up.
@thedailyleaderco on Instagram
@thedailyleader on TikTok
PARTNERSHIPS
Pattern Talent serves as your strategic partner, identifying opportunities to increase your organization’s leadership density through tailor-made solutions for your most complex leadership challenges.
The Daily Leader is sponsored by Ellery Mae Candle Co. Lighting tiny fires in your home that smell like heaven – for both hosts and the homebodies. Use the promo code POD to get 10% off of your first purchase.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Daily Leader is part of the More Podcast Network
The audio was edited and produced by Luke Wilson of Veritas Podcasting [[email protected]]
The intro music was written by April Norris and is licensed by Pattern Talent dba The Daily Leader [http://aprilnorrismusic.com/]
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By Pattern TalentIn this episode of The Daily Leader, Brad McDonald unpacks what it means to go pro in your leadership. Drawing from Steven Pressfield's book Turning Pro, he discusses the difference between amateur and professional identity and the radical commitment required to leave behind excuses and self-sabotage.
Whether with work, relationships, or personal growth, this conversation challenges listeners to go all in and fully commit to your calling.
Resources mentioned: Turning Pro by Stephen Pressfield, Leadership and Self-Deception by The Arbinger Institute, The Three Laws of Performance by Steve Zaffron and Dave Logan, and The Obstacle Is the Way by Ryan Holiday
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Looking to transform your life and leadership? Reach out to [email protected] to learn more about Embark, our new leadership coaching program.
If you want to invest in the next generation of leaders, reach out to [email protected] to find out how you can support the great work happening at Young Life ASU Downtown.
Join The Daily Leader Community! This is for anyone looking to grow themselves, their team, and their bottom line knowing that the best leaders lead from community. DM @thedailyleaderco on Instagram to sign up.
@thedailyleaderco on Instagram
@thedailyleader on TikTok
PARTNERSHIPS
Pattern Talent serves as your strategic partner, identifying opportunities to increase your organization’s leadership density through tailor-made solutions for your most complex leadership challenges.
The Daily Leader is sponsored by Ellery Mae Candle Co. Lighting tiny fires in your home that smell like heaven – for both hosts and the homebodies. Use the promo code POD to get 10% off of your first purchase.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Daily Leader is part of the More Podcast Network
The audio was edited and produced by Luke Wilson of Veritas Podcasting [[email protected]]
The intro music was written by April Norris and is licensed by Pattern Talent dba The Daily Leader [http://aprilnorrismusic.com/]