How many times have you stepped back and looked at the times in your life when you grew the most and became a stronger person? As a leader, you must keep growing and evolving who you are and how you work to serve your community. Throughout my experience I have found that growth comes in three core elements and this episode explores those key elements I have utilized to grow. The 3rd element will likely surprise you and may help change your perspective on certain times of your life.

Enjoy,

KK

I am very excited to be back for season 2. This season will be all about helping emerging nonprofit leaders get their organizations on the right track. This episode explains why this podcast is important and how we can lead your organization into a brighter future!

A previous episode about upholding values triggered a tough question for me. Am I upholding my values for me or am I spending too much time and energy on everything else.

Its not easy at first but in the long run this lesson can help you so much in your leadership journey and life.

If you want to lighten your burden as a leader, this episode is sure to help!

What started with a lesson in canoeing and then raft guiding shifted to leadership in a powerful way! This episode talks about the importance of leveraging the flow of your staff and their talents instead of resisting.

In this episode I discuss the main reason people hold themselves back when opportunities are right in front of them.

Enjoy,

Kurt

Life is not easy but you do need to find balance living it. This episode shares a simple reflective exercise that will help you measure and secure more balance in your life and make sure you are you...through and through.

Are you a followable leader? This is a question you always need to ask as you set goals and the pace for your team. This is a discussion around pace and how strategically pacing your goals can make things move faster and easier as you lead your team or cause. 

How much do you think being right can cost your organization? In this episode I am sharing an experience that made me realize that there was something far more important and valuable than being right.