Elizabeth Dortch raised a good one!

Her son Hampton joins Clay and Adam to discuss how to win with old people.

Clay and Adam are old.

Hampton is young, but he is wise.

After this episode, check out his podcast: Wake Up and Lead (Found on Apple & Spotify).

Clay and Adam harness their 1994 selves and discuss why we all need to pour one out for our teams.

Welcome to How to Lead!

Reggie Joiner is on the show today talking about lessons he's been learning working with different generations.

If you are interested in the ReThink Leadership Conference, check out: https://conference.rethinkleadership.com/

The conference runs April 23-25, 2024, in Duluth, GA.

Today, Clay and Adam start discussing some of Clay's favorite documentaries about fallen leaders and end discussing what a balloon can teach us about increasing our capacity to lead.

Welcome to How to Lead!

This episode is about power moves...on social media and in your career.

"When does one know they are ready to host an 'ask me anything?'"

AND

"When does one know it's time to move on from your current job?"

Welcome to How to Lead !

"Unspoken criticism explodes like a dirty bomb." - Kim Scott

There is a small but mighty phenomenon plaguing many teams. This phenomenon is the inability to engage in difficult conversations, especially about small things.

Today, Clay and Adam provide a few practical ways to avoid unspoken criticism exploding like a dirty bomb on your team.

How you express appreciation matters. In this episode, Dr. Paul White (co-author of The Five Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace) joins Adam to discuss how to ensure your team members feel appreciated.

https://www.appreciationatwork.com/ (LINK)

Wouldn't it be nice to know what's authentic and what's not? Or who's authentic and who's not?

Today, Clay and Adam discuss Merriam-Webster's 2023 word of the year: AUTHENTIC.

As a leader, if you can tap into authenticity, it's a cheat code that will help you get ahead.

Today, Clay and Adam start talking about bad questions to ask someone at a party and end up talking about Adam's Seven Rules of Reading.

Leadership can be lonely. It seems like the longer you lead, the higher the risk is you will go through these seasons of loneliness.

If you've ever experienced one of these seasons, you will enjoy hearing from Luke Womack.

Luke is the founder of The Arena. The Arena provides peer groups for leaders who want help along the way.

To learn more about these peer groups, check out https://thearena.network/