In this podcast Dr. McKinley describes how our perceptions, biases, and emotions influence how we interpret and understand truth and facts. He addresses the complexities of distinguishing between what is true and what is factual, and how this distinction impacts our decision-making and beliefs. Join in as he uses a psychological lens to unravel the intricate relationship between truth and facts.

In this episode of Leadership Currency, Dr. McKinley dives into an enlightening conversation with author Megan Salinas about her compelling book, The Lies of Singleness. Together, they unpack the common misconceptions singles believe about why they’re not in a relationship or married—and explore how these lies often reflect broader societal narratives that affect us all.

Whether you’re single, married, or somewhere in between, this episode offers insights that challenge limiting beliefs and inspire personal growth. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion that transcends relationship status and speaks to the heart of authentic leadership and self-worth.

You can find Megan's book on Amazon.com 

Success is sometimes mistaken for something objective rather than something very personal. Do you feel the need to measure up to someone else’s success metric? If so, why? Dr. McKinley is joined by Andy Williames, a serial entrepreneur and global visionary. Listen in as they discuss healthy ways that individuals can move toward success metrics of their own choosing, rather than succumb to the pull of their environment and cultural influences.

Welcome to 2025! Dr. McKinley personally invites you this year to join him in being a leader. To be invited means “to be asked or welcomed to participate in an activity, group, or situation essentially implying a sense of acceptance and belonging.” You don’t have to earn it. Many leaders today feel the pressure to earn their way into leadership. Dr. McKinley addresses a different leadership paradigm on this podcast. We invite you to listen in!