It Matters Podcast

In this episode of the It Matters podcast Walter Perez explores a very important question that all leaders should consider. Are you running on fumes or on fuel? Walter proposes that having the answer and self awareness to this question can determine your longevity in the leadership journey. This timely episode for a half year reflection will equip you and give you hope to adjust if need be. Leaders that run on fumes or fuel have at least one common denominator that they need to activate, and that is rest. Walter explores why having a time out integrated into your life will be important moving forward to leading well. 

In this episode of the It Matters Podcast, Walter Perez wants you to explore the possible impact that comes from tapping into your potential and pursuing your dreams. He presents us with the "what if" question to help us expand our mindset. Followed up by an important question of what is holding you back. Walter gives us practical thoughts about living outside our comfort zone and being others focused. Every leader shouldn't underestimate their impact and what they can do today because tomorrow may never come.

In this episode of the It Matters podcast, Walter Perez interviews Registered Psychologist Kim Sesink. She delves into a variety of therapeutic approaches and their significance in personal and leadership development. Kim discusses the nuances of play therapy for children, the dynamics of family and couples therapy, and the role of faith in healing. The conversation also explores the impact of childhood experiences on adult life, the importance of processing trauma, and practical advice for improving emotional well-being. 

Kim Sesink is a Registered Psychologist and Certified Play Therapist

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www.kimberleysesinkpsychology.ca

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www.theleaderco.ca

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In this episode of the It Matters podcast, host Walter Perez interviews effectiveness coach and pastor Jeremiah Rebel. They discuss key leadership principles, focusing on servant leadership, intentional communication, and the importance of vision and purpose. Jeremiah shares practical advice on building meaningful relationships, overcoming leadership challenges, and prioritizing people over processes. The conversation emphasizes the value of coaching, vulnerability, and lifelong learning, offering actionable insights for leaders in church and nonprofit settings. The episode concludes with a reminder to invest in family and relationships, highlighting that effective leadership inspires growth and positive change.

Jeremiah works as an Effectiveness Coach with the ABNWT District of the PAOC. He is a passionate and creative leader who believes that the church is the hope of the world. He uses collaboration, innovation, and inspiration to challenge churches and their leadership to engage in the only mission Jesus ever sent his church on: making disciples.

Connect with Jeremiah

www.churchvitalization.ca

Email: [email protected]

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www.theleaderco.ca

IG: @theleaderco.inc

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In this episode of the It Matters Podcast, Walter Perez explores the theme of communication in leadership. He underscores the importance of effective communication for building trust and exceeding team expectations. Walter shares personal insights, including a pet peeve about drivers not signaling, to illustrate how poor communication leads to misunderstandings. He encourages listeners to reflect on their communication styles, emphasizing the need for clarity and connection. Walter challenges leaders to ensure their messages resonate and inspire their teams, both professionally and personally.

In this episode of the It Matters podcast, Walter Perez explores the true essence of leadership, emphasizing that it revolves around influence and responsibility rather than formal titles or positions. Walter challenges the misconception that leadership is exclusive to those in high-ranking roles, asserting that everyone has the potential to lead through their actions and decisions. He encourages listeners to recognize their responsibilities in various aspects of life, embrace their unique roles, and continuously strive to improve their leadership skills. The episode aims to inspire individuals to make positive contributions to their communities by leading with intention and purpose.

In this episode of the It Matters podcast, Walter Perez delves into leadership and personal development, reflecting on his formative experiences as a fifth-grade traffic patrol student. He discusses how foundational leadership principles—communication, accountability, teamwork, and responsibility—were instilled in him early on. Walter emphasizes that leadership is not confined to age or experience and encourages listeners to recognize their potential to lead and make a positive impact. The episode aims to inspire individuals to embrace their leadership journeys and apply these timeless principles in various aspects of life.

In this episode of the It Matters podcast, Walter Perez explores the theme of leadership and the importance of adding value to others. He emphasizes that true leadership involves serving others, sharing knowledge, and mentoring to help future leaders succeed. Walter discusses the significance of reflecting on personal experiences, both good and bad, to provide valuable insights and guidance. He encourages listeners to recognize their own value and to strive to uplift those around them, creating a supportive and thriving community. The episode serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of generosity and purposeful leadership.

In this episode of the It Matters podcast, Walter Perez explores the crucial theme of managing one's thought life and its impact on leadership and personal growth. Walter addresses the challenges of negative and repetitive thinking, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness in recognizing and challenging these thoughts. He introduces three key questions to evaluate thoughts: Is it true? Is it kind? Is it helpful? Walter also highlights the significance of environment and relationships in shaping mindset and encourages practices that foster positive thinking. The episode aims to provide listeners with tools to improve their mindset and leadership abilities.

In this episode of the It Matters podcast, Walter Perez discusses the negative impact of the "three C's": comparing, criticizing, and complaining. Walter emphasizes the importance of gratitude and self-improvement, urging listeners to focus on their own blessings and personal growth. He encourages a positive mindset and invites listeners to reflect on their attitudes, share the episode, and contribute to a supportive environment.