Dillon and Trey define what leading up is, how to do it, and reveal pitfalls some people encounter. This episode is all about how to manage people who do not report to you.

For the last episode of the year, Dillon and Trey learn more about each other through a live leadership quiz. From the highly practical Deloitte to the less practical BuzzFeed, they explore their leadership styles. Links to the surveys taken can be found below:

In this holiday special we are joined by Jen and Sarah from the Movies and Us podcast to take on the Christmas movie Elf. This seemingly simple movie has a myriad of leadership topics that are uncovered and examined in this one of a kind episode.

To learn more about Movies and Us you can listen to them anywhere you get your podcasts and connect with them on Instagram @moviesanduspod

With the holidays fast approaching Dillon and Trey wrangle with the distant dream of work life balance.

Dillon and Trey explore the traits they look for in a leader through wild analogies as well as highlights (and lowlights) from the past.

Dillon and Trey get tactical with specific steps they took as first time managers in this sequel episode.

Book Recommendations

First Time Manager - https://amzn.to/3QhSTC7

Extreme Ownership - https://amzn.to/3QDgAGn

5 Dysfunctions of a Team - https://amzn.to/3SiDQL5

The Goal - https://amzn.to/3QDuRD7

Excellence Wins - https://amzn.to/45NCUBC

Dillon and Trey share their origin story on becoming first time managers and offer some opinions on how to do it better than they did.

Dillon and Trey tackle the classic question "What is a leader?" This episode addresses the intricacies of leadership, encompassing various leadership styles, best practices, micromanagement, and more.

In their premiere episode Dillon and Trey share their best and worst examples of leaders from film, TV, and books.

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