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Bad storms happen to good leaders, it is how you react that is important. Listen now to find out if you are a leader who will stand in faith during a storm or give into fear.

Have you created joy and peace in your work environment? If not, then you are creating dissatisfies within your team. Find out how you can create the right environment within your team and their thinking.

A lazy leader is easy to spot, but what about a lethargic leader? Learn the difference between lethargy and laziness. Then evaluate your leadership style with these lethargic leadership behaviors. Take action in your leadership today.

Leaders are burden to focus on making things bigger. Instead hear how bigger is not always better. You will learn to focus on quality and to not miss an opportunity to help just one.

What's the word every leader should be using more often? Listen to find out and how this word will make you more productive, manager time, focus on the right commitments, and get you closer to your goals.

Find the one thing leaders are missing, solitude. Hear how important it is for a leader to find that place of rest without interference of people or electronics. You will reap the benefits in response time and creativity.

When you chase validation it becomes an addition. Listen to this leadership teaching on what happens when you need to be validated, why it's a weakness, and how ego is confused with validation. Find out how a leader can build trust instead of validation.

What do your coworkers think when they sit next to you? Listen to this teaching on how to be at your best when you are having your very worst day. Be an example to the young and old.

Success is the little things done right. Failure is when the little things repetitiously done wrong. Listen to find out why and how to avoid the pattern of doing little things wrong everyday.

Have you ever been surprised by being called up to speak? Was it to receive an award? Then you don't want to skip this leadership episode. Hear 5 tips on how to be prepared next time you speak. Start now by always expecting to be called on.