Kizzy Ferrer is young, dynamic and is really making an impact in her organization, her community and her industry. Among other things she’s the chair of the Greater Orlando Chapter of NAWIC, the National Association of Women in Construction…

You’d be hard pressed to meet a more caring and compassionate leader––someone who truly cares about the people she serves, is dedicated to guiding others to success––a true SENSEI LEADER!

Learn more about NAWIC and Kizzy at NawicOrlando.org

Most people say recognition is important to them––but our own SL 15 survey indicates that lots of leaders are still a bit miserly when it comes to giving it. Let’s see if we can improve our recognition factor with Derrick Hayes on this episode of Walking the Walk…


Derrick Hayes is billed as America’s #1 Encouragement Speaker. I can tell you from experience––spend a little time with Derrick and you feel encouraged!

I met him when I was doing my first podcast and Derrick came on to share some of his WOES––

No he wasn’t whining and crying––WOE is an acronym for Words of Encouragement.

Derrick knows how to encourage––and in this episode he’s going to help us encourage others…

Learn more about Derrick at DerrickHayes.com

If you're not "Agile" yet––you need to be. The world is changing fast and you have to adapt faster. Jeff Dalton is a genuine leader in the tech sector and a champion of the Agile management philosophy. He joins us on this episode to talk about his new book:

Great Big Agile: An OS for Agile Leaders

Learm more about Jeff and Great Big Agile…

BroadswordSolutions.com

One of the things I love most about sharing this program with you is that I am constantly suprised. I had some specific questions planned for Troy Campbell, but he took our conversation to a higher plane.

Troy Campbell is the CEO of Altoona First Savings Bank and Chair of the Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers.

My original plan was to focus on the challenges facing community bankers today including regulation, technology and keeping people engaged with a sense of purpose in what can be a highly transactional job.

We did talk about these things, but as I said, Troy took it much further…

In this episode Troy shares his insights on leading with purpose and the importance of leading to make a genuine impact on the lives of the people he serves––for the long term.

You can learn more about Troy and his organizations here:
https://www.altoonabank.com
http://www.pacb.org

Learn more and join THE SENSEI LEADER MOVEMENT at TheSenseiLeader.com

FREE ebook edition of THE SENSEI LEADER when you join!

Do the right thing. Should you? Always?

That’s what we’re talking about on this episode with Dr. Jim Tunney.

Jim Tunney is one of America’s most recognized speakers. He covers a wide range of topics from customer service to team building and leadership. A doctor of education, Jim served as a school principal and superintendent––

But you might know him as the “Dean” of National Football League officials. Jim wore the stripes for 30 years and did more post-season games and Super Bowls than any other ref in NFL history.

Learn more about Dr. Jim Tunney and his work at: JimTunney.com

Curiosity. When we talk about “Beginner’s Mind” as a key to effective leadership––it means approaching each new day with a sense of wonder and curiosity––that’s how we maintain an attitude of learning and growth.

And you want everyone on your team to be full of wonder and curiosity, right?

That’s what we’re talking about in this episode with our guest, Dr. Diane Hamilton…

Learn more about Dr. Hamilton and The Curiosity Code at DrDianeHamilton.com and CuriosityCode.com

Dov Baron is a longtime friend and one of the world’s most respected authorities on leadership today. His newest book is One Red Thread…

It’s about purpose. And that’s what we’re talking about today on Walking the Walk.
Learn more about Dov at DovBaron.com and FullMontyLeadership.com

What can civilian leaders learn from military leaders? Is military leadership really about “command and control,” or is there much more to the story––

This and much more with an amazing leader who made this transition––Bill Cattley on this episode of Walking the Walk…

Randy Pennington’s resume and credentials are impressive. I consider him one of the best thinkers in leadership today. Simple is usually best, however, and if you want to really know Randy and his work, it’s wrapped up nicely in this simple line from his website:

Randy Pennington helps leaders deliver positive results in a world of endless uncertainty and change.

And that’s what we’re talking about in this episode of Walking the Walk…

Learn more about Randy and how he can help your organization at: PenningtonGroup.com

Leaders are people who see that something needs doing––and they do it.

That’s certainly the case with Ahmed, “Eddie” Ibrahim, the founder of Fresh Pro and that’s who we’re talking to in this episode of Walking the Walk…

Ahmed Ibrahim started FreshPro to fill a need––to connect farmers in Kenya with markets for fresh produce. An engineer by trade––, Ibrahim saw a need and designed a solution. In the process, he is living our ideals of human-centric leadership in dealing with his customers, and the people he serves as leader of FreshPro––

Learn more about Ahmed "Eddie" Ibrahim and FreshPro at: FreshPro.co.ke/