Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast

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The Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast provides leadership training and coaching based on the principles of its founder John C. Maxwell.

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#232: Can Leaders Manufactu...

03.23.2023

In The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, John Maxwell introduces the Law of Big Mo, which says, Momentum is a leaders best friend. He calls momentum the great exaggerator––with it everything is easier; without it everything is more difficult. We ...

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast episodes:

03.23.2023 #232: Can Leaders Manufacture Momentum? In The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, John Maxwell introduces the Law of Big Mo, which says, Momentum is a leaders best friend. He calls momentum the great exaggerator––with it everything is easier; without it everything is more difficult. We ...
03.16.2023 #231: 16 Undeniable Laws of Communication (Part 2) John has a new book ready to hit the shelf on March 28, 2023 that every one of us needs to apply to our business and professional lives. Everyone can learn and grow in the area of communication.The book is, ...
03.09.2023 #230: 16 Undeniable Laws of Communication (Part 1) John has a new book ready to hit the shelf on March 28, 2023 that every one of us needs to put to work in our business and professional lives. Everyone can learn and grow in the area of communication.The ...
03.03.2023 Bonus: Beginner's Pluck with Liz Bohannon Have you ever just wanted to rethink everything you’ve ever read or heard about finding your passion and following your dreams? Well, you’re in luck! On this special edition of the Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast Chris Goede is joined by ...
03.02.2023 #229 How to Lead Through Discomfort Each of us, as leaders, will face a number of struggles and challenges as we move toward achieving our goals. Some of these will be people issues; some of these may be cultural issues. In Dare to Lead by Dr. ...
02.23.2023 #228: The Four Prerequisites for Leadership In their leadership classic, The Leadership Challenge, authors James Kouzes and Barry Posner shared what they considered to be the four prerequisites for leadership. The four are honest, competent, inspiring, and forward-looking. Learn how to embrace these characteristics in your ...
02.16.2023 #227: My Star Performer Just Entered the Portal In college football, any player at any time may declare they would like to enter the transfer portal to transfer to another school and play football there. What if you, as a leader, had to worry about the people on ...
02.09.2023 #226: How to Lead a Team In a Matrix Organization The term Matrix Management is used to describe an organizational structure where individuals can report to more than one leader. A team member might have a direct supervisor who they ultimately report to, but also have dotted line reporting to ...
02.02.2023 #225: How to Become a Person of Influence (Part 2) Leadership is influence, not your position or title. How do you develop your Influence and raise your leadership lid. The Law of the Lid say, your ability to lead (influence) will determine your effectiveness In everything you do. In the ...
01.26.2023 #224: How to Become a Person of Influence (Part 1) Leadership is influence, not your position or title. How do you develop your influence and raise your leadership lid? The “Law of the Lid” says, your ability to lead (influence) will determine your effectiveness in everything you do. In the ...
01.19.2023 #223: Moving From Busy to Productive: Today Matters In the 21 Irrefutable Laws Leadership, John Maxwell calls it the Law of Priorities: Leaders understand that activity is not necessarily accomplishment. This episode is sponsored by BELAY––the incredible organization revolutionizing productivity with their virtual assistants, accounting services, social media ...
01.12.2023 #222: Do I Have a Future Here? Do the people on your team know they have a future with your organization? Or, are they wondering where this all leads? When they see they have a place in the future, you will see increased levels of commitment, engagement, ...
01.05.2023 #221: New Year, New You, Fresh Start John Maxwell shares how he likes to take the last two weeks of the year to review, reflect, and evaluate on the year just completed. What is your plan to get off to a fast start in the new year?
12.29.2022 #220: Can Leaders Have Too Much Transparency? Transparent leadership means leading with openness and honesty. These leaders keep their team in the loop and share information freely. Where many leaders struggle is on the fine line between being open/honest and oversharing.
12.22.2022 #219: What Listener Type Are You? We often think we are better listeners than we really are. We all need to work on being better listeners. This idea originated in the book, “Listen!: The Art of Effective Communication Kindle Edition” by Dale Carnegie & Associates.
12.15.2022 #218: How Great Leaders Spend Their Time with Joel Manby Joel Manby is the former CEO of SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment and former President and Chief Executive Officer of Herschend Family Entertainment, the largest family-owned theme park corporation in the United States. Joel hosts the Maxwell Leadership Executive Circle, a ...
12.08.2022 #217: Leading in Volatile Times with Joel Manby Joel Manby is the former CEO of SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment and former President and Chief Executive Officer of Herschend Family Entertainment, the largest family-owned theme park corporation in the United States. Joel hosts the Maxwell Leadership Executive Circle, a ...
12.01.2022 #216: Work from Anywhere Best Practices with Joel Manby Joel Manby is the former CEO of SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment and former President and Chief Executive Officer of Herschend Family Entertainment, the largest family-owned theme park corporation in the United States. Joel hosts the Maxwell Leadership Executive Circle, a ...
11.24.2022 #215: The Introverts on My Team Seem Disengaged You may think of Extroverts as loud and charismatic and Introverts as quiet and reserved. But that is a stereotype. Extroversion and introversion refer to where someone gets their energy. The difference between an extrovert and an introvert is extroverts ...
11.17.2022 #214: Are You Experiencing Productivity Paranoia? Microsoft surveyed 20,000 people in 11 countries and found that 87% of employees report that they are productive at work. Yet, only 12 percent of managers said they have full confidence their team is as productive when working remotely compared ...
11.10.2022 #213: You May Not Be Trusted as Much as You Think The Trifecta of Trust by Dr. Joseph Folkman uses data from tens of thousands of 360-Degree assessments to determine how team members view trust with their leaders. The data showed that over 45% of leaders were not trusted as much ...
11.03.2022 #212 – Stop Wishing Things Were Easier When things get difficult and challenging, do find yourself wishing things were easier? According to author and speaker, Jim Rohn. “Don’t wish things were easier, wish you were better.” How can you turn tough times into growth times?
10.27.2022 #211 – 12 Choices Leaders Make To Fuel Their Influence When we teach that leadership is influence––nothing more, nothing less––this generates questions from those trying to grow as leaders. They often ask, “How do you grow your influence?” People are watching your actions, reactions, interactions, and behaviors. Every follower is ...
10.20.2022 #210 – Generating Competitive Advantage Through Generational Diversity with Tim Elmore There are currently four to five generations in the workforce. While this may seem to be a leadership challenge, it’s actually an opportunity to gain competitive advantage, if you know how to leverage the contribution that each generation brings to ...
10.13.2022 #209 – Generational Diversity In Your Workforce with Dr. Tim Elmore There are currently four to five generations in the workforce. While this may seem to be a leadership challenge, it’s actually an opportunity to gain competitive advantage if you know how to leverage the contribution that each generation brings to ...
10.06.2022 #208 – 5 Questions To Help You Define Your Leadership John Maxwell says: “The position doesn’t make the leader. The leader makes the position.” Many leaders get the title and think very little of define the type of leader they will be. When you intentionally define your leadership, you take ...
10.01.2022 #203 – How Leaders Find Their Eagles Today we are talking about the characteristics of high impact players. Some of these traits are natural giftedness and some can be developed. As a leader, you should look for and promote these skills and attributes as you look at ...
09.29.2022 #207 – How To Manage Your Own Power Dynamics “Power dynamics” describes how power affects relationships. Power affects all aspects of social life, from the workplace to the home. Power can affect how followers see and interact with leaders.
09.22.2022 #206 – Quiet Quitting Is A New Name For An Old Problem Quiet Quitting is term that describes someone who has decided to limit their job output to only those things strictly stated in their job description. They do not take on additional assignments, in fact they have decided to look for ...
09.15.2022 #205 – Leading Yourself With Integrity: A Leader's Trust Multiplier Most of the time people want to talk about leading OTHERS with integrity, but they don’t really think about how they lead themselves. Integrity starts with how you lead yourself. It can be easy for a leader to try to ...
09.08.2022 #204 – How Leaders Embed Culture In A New Hire Leaders need to be aware of the possible negative effects new hires can have on the culture of the organization. If you are not intentional about how you communicate culture, adding new people can dilute the culture and allow other ...
08.25.2022 #202 – Should Leaders Critique In Public? Most leaders have heard the adage, "Praise In public, but critique In private." But Is this always true? Are there times when you should critique In public?
08.18.2022 #201 – How Leaders Can GROW Their People Leaders sometimes struggle with how to effectively coach the members of their team. Whether coaching a performance challenge or a career discussion, utilizing the GROW model can be a simple yet effective way to help the people on your team ...
08.11.2022 #200 – Podcast Number 200: Five Lessons Learned After 200 podcast episodes, Chris and Perry share five lessons they have learned that apply to every leader.
08.04.2022 #199 – Am I Really Responsible for Your Self-Concept Do the people on your team take initiative, proactively solve problems, and take an intentional approach to their work? Today, Chris and Perry talk about different types of problems that diminishes the capabilities of their team because of one's self-concept.
07.28.2022 #198 – When Leaders Believe-See-and Develop the Potential in Others Are the people on your team aware of their potential? Are the people on your team growing their potential? Many leaders are not thinking of their people in terms of potential, and many don’t think of how to grow someone’s ...
07.21.2022 #197 – Why Leaders Make The Shift From Pleasing To Challenging People The business environment is always changing, and to excel, every leader needs to make ongoing "leadershifts" — changes that positively enhance personal and organizational growth. Shifting from Pleasing to Challenging People is the Relational Shift. Great leaders challenge their teams ...
07.14.2022 #196 – Why Leaders Make The Shift From Perks To Price The business environment is always changing, and to excel, every leader needs to make ongoing "leadershifts" — changes that positively enhance personal and organizational growth. Shifting from Perks to Price is the Cost Shift. Great leaders don't think about what ...
07.07.2022 #195 – Why Leaders Make The Shift From Goals To Growth The business environment is always changing, and to excel, every leader needs to make ongoing "leadershifts" — changes that positively enhance personal and organizational growth. Shifting from Goals to Growth is the Personal Development Shift. Goals help you do better, ...
06.30.2022 #194 – 5 Leader Lessons From The Craziest Kentucky Derby Ever The 2022 Kentucky Derby was won by a horse named Rich Strike. Rich Strike wasn’t invited to be in the race until the day before the race, after another horse had to drop out. And to add to the craziness, ...
06.23.2022 #193 – A Leader's Approach to a Difficult Conversation Many leaders are delaying or avoiding the straight talk or difficult conversations they need to have with people above them, below them, and beside them in the organization. Here are five steps to ensure your next difficult conversation is effective, ...
06.16.2022 #192 – The 10 Commandments Of Confrontation Having a difficult conversation or confronting someone is not something to be avoided, it's essential to great leadership. These 10 commandments of confrontation can help set the environment appropriately to ensure that the outcomes of these confrontations are positive.
06.09.2022 #191 – Confronting The Challenges Of A Post-Pandemic World There is a lot of good news as the world comes out of the COVID years, but this also presents some challenges that leaders must confront.
06.02.2022 #190 – 10 Tips For Improving Your Ability To Listen We often give ourselves credit for being better listeners than we really are. Today we look at ten tips learned from personal experience that help improve your ability to listen.
05.26.2022 #189 – Communicating with Clarity: A Leadership Game Changer Communicating with clarity is a leadership skill that is often overlooked. When you can develop this skill, you will increase the effectiveness of your team and improve results. Today, we discuss five ways you can improve your communication clarity.
05.19.2022 #188 – Tasks Vs. People: How To Achieve Results Are you winning and achieving the results you need to achieve? Today Perry and Chris talk about what task-based and relationship-based leaders need to know to achieve results.
05.12.2022 #187 – The High Calling Of Leadership You were most likely promoted to a leadership position because you were a proficient manager. Today, Chris and Perry talk about what moves someone from a manager to a leader.
05.05.2022 #186 – Character Traits Of High - Influence Leaders Leadership is influence, and author Brian Tracy suggests there are 10 qualities that all influential people exhibit. From Brian Tracy’s book, “The 10 Qualities of Influential People.”
04.28.2022 #185 – The Role Leaders Play In The Story Of Their Team Are you playing the hero for your team? Today, Chris and Perry talk about the role a leader should play to empower their team for maximum results.
04.21.2022 #184 – 7 Questions Leaders Ask When Improving Team Performance Are you improving your team’s performance? Today Perry and Chris talk about seven ways to position your team as a high-performance team.

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Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast episodes:

#232: Can Leaders Manufacture Momentum?

#231: 16 Undeniable Laws of Communication (Part 2)

#230: 16 Undeniable Laws of Communication (Part 1)

Bonus: Beginner's Pluck with Liz Bohannon

#229 How to Lead Through Discomfort

#228: The Four Prerequisites for Leadership

#227: My Star Performer Just Entered the Portal

#226: How to Lead a Team In a Matrix Organization

#225: How to Become a Person of Influence (Part 2)

#224: How to Become a Person of Influence (Part 1)

#223: Moving From Busy to Productive: Today Matters

#222: Do I Have a Future Here?

#221: New Year, New You, Fresh Start

#220: Can Leaders Have Too Much Transparency?

#219: What Listener Type Are You?

#218: How Great Leaders Spend Their Time with Joel Manby

#217: Leading in Volatile Times with Joel Manby

#216: Work from Anywhere Best Practices with Joel Manby

#215: The Introverts on My Team Seem Disengaged

#214: Are You Experiencing Productivity Paranoia?

#213: You May Not Be Trusted as Much as You Think

#212 – Stop Wishing Things Were Easier

#211 – 12 Choices Leaders Make To Fuel Their Influence

#210 – Generating Competitive Advantage Through Generational Diversity with Tim Elmore

#209 – Generational Diversity In Your Workforce with Dr. Tim Elmore

#208 – 5 Questions To Help You Define Your Leadership

#203 – How Leaders Find Their Eagles

#207 – How To Manage Your Own Power Dynamics

#206 – Quiet Quitting Is A New Name For An Old Problem

#205 – Leading Yourself With Integrity: A Leader's Trust Multiplier

#204 – How Leaders Embed Culture In A New Hire

#202 – Should Leaders Critique In Public?

#201 – How Leaders Can GROW Their People

#200 – Podcast Number 200: Five Lessons Learned

#199 – Am I Really Responsible for Your Self-Concept

#198 – When Leaders Believe-See-and Develop the Potential in Others

#197 – Why Leaders Make The Shift From Pleasing To Challenging People

#196 – Why Leaders Make The Shift From Perks To Price

#195 – Why Leaders Make The Shift From Goals To Growth

#194 – 5 Leader Lessons From The Craziest Kentucky Derby Ever

#193 – A Leader's Approach to a Difficult Conversation

#192 – The 10 Commandments Of Confrontation

#191 – Confronting The Challenges Of A Post-Pandemic World

#190 – 10 Tips For Improving Your Ability To Listen

#189 – Communicating with Clarity: A Leadership Game Changer

#188 – Tasks Vs. People: How To Achieve Results

#187 – The High Calling Of Leadership

#186 – Character Traits Of High - Influence Leaders

#185 – The Role Leaders Play In The Story Of Their Team

#184 – 7 Questions Leaders Ask When Improving Team Performance