Jared, and wife Stefani, serve Ekisa Ministries (www.ekisa.org) in Jinja, Uganda. Jared is the Executive Director with a background in non-profit work and has an MBA. We met up in Las Vegas recently, his hometown, for a fundraising event to support his ministry. We talk about leadership culture, leadership intentionality, and he shares some feedback on my book.

What is trauma? How do we navigate our own trauma in the workplace? How do we manage others who have experienced trauma? I invited a friend, and fellow therapist, onto this episode. Alisha is a wonderful therapist in Denver, CO and is a trauma specialist. My belief is that trauma benefits from connection, not isolation. This episode is both educational and practical.

I sit down with Marcus Patrick, of Urban Impact, to discuss his leadership journey. There are some key insights he provides as he, and his family, have been positively influencing young people for almost two decades.

Does your team need to see vulnerability in you? How much vulnerability is necessary? This episode gives some practical advice on navigating such a big topic.

This episode will cover the 3rd fundamental psychological need that everyone, to be at our full potential, must possess. Go back and listen to episode 9 and 11 before listening to this one. Give this a listen to understand the power of relatedness/community!

In this episode, I was able to sit down and talk about a wide range of leadership topics with Fred Turner. Fred has over 30 years of leadership experience as a pastor, leadership coach, and as a corporate trainer. Fred is a wealth of wisdom... so take notes!

This episode is a conversation with a special leader. John has had multiple pursuits in the creative, nonprofit, and business sector. John offers some great insights into caring for his clients in the real estate industry and just people in general. Leaders, like John, have impact wherever they go.

Dr. Jon Gore serves as a psychology professor at Eastern Kentucky University. We dive into culture, motivation, and leadership. Buckle up for this one!

This episode will cover the 2nd fundamental psychological need that everyone, to be at our full potential, must possess. Go back and listen to episode 9 because this is a continuation of that conversation. Give this a listen to understand the power of competency!

Jeff Koch served in the Air Force for 23 years and retired as a colonel. Jeff then became a Chick-fil-A Owner/Operator for the next 11 years. Give this episode a listen to hear some amazing stories that Jeff experienced and graciously shares with us!