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In this solo cast, Chad shares the value of partnerships. He goes into greater depth into why he will be pausing the New Kind of Man Podcast and joining forces with the team at Men of Iron. Additionally, he goes into depth into why partnerships are a way of life and the era of the lone ranger is fading quickly. Chad is dropping podcasts over at Men of Iron, so go check them out!
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In this episode Chad sits down with author and coach Josh Khachadourian. Josh's passion for masculinity and who he says is the standard of masculinity is contagious. Josh and Chad have a helpful dialogue about why Jesus Christ is the standard and all other versions of masculinity are just trying to catch up with who Jesus is. Also, Chad shares that he will be pausing the NKOM Podcast to join the team at Men of Iron. You can find their website HERE. To join the podcast community at Men of Iron: Click HERE
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Whether you are in a leadership transition or about to become a stepdad, this podcast is for you. Tyler and Chad discuss why transitions in leadership often fail and why every church, business, and organization must consider succession before it's "time." If your business, church, or organization is important to you, then you need to consider the possibility of the work going beyond you. (www.tylerreagin.com)
Tyler's new book is a must-read for anyone in leadership. You purchase it HERE.
Tyler Reagin is the founder and CEO of Life Giving Company and the author of The Life-Giving Leader. His latest book is Leading Things You Didn’t Start: Winning Big When You Inherit People, Places, and Possibilities (WaterBrook, March 2, 2021). He is the co-founder of 10TEN Project, a non-profit ministry dedicated to serving pastors, and is the former president of Catalyst, a leadership development organization.
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Jason’s heart is to see the emotional prosperity increase through pastoring, counseling, teaching, and equipping. His insight and wisdom have brought powerful breakthroughs to difficult situations for both leaders and families. Jason is on the Core Team of Bethel church and has been on staff for over 15 years.
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Jason’s heart is to see the emotional prosperity increase through pastoring, counseling, teaching, and equipping. His insight and wisdom have brought powerful breakthroughs to difficult situations for both leaders and families. Jason is on the Core Team of Bethel church and has been on staff for over 15 years. He currently oversees the departments focused on emotional health and pastoral care for the local church, including the local church pastoral care team, the pre-marrieds ministry, and the men’s ministry. (https://braveco.men)
Jason has a vision for a global men’s ministry that will “turn the hearts of fathers back to the hearts of sons!”
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At ANKOM, we are growing stronger and more capable men. We believe that every man can be a good man, and we are here to help men on their journey to become NEW KIND OF MEN. You, the listener, are the HEROES. You make it all worthwhile, and without you, there would be no show.
In this episode, Jason Gardner and I talk about how to develop and train high-performing teams. Many of these same principles can be applied to married life, home life, and work life.
Jason Gardner is a former U.S. Navy SEAL, combat leader, and now a leadership instructor and speaker with Echelon Front. Jason spent nearly three decades in the SEAL Teams with nine deployments across the globe.
· We talk about best practices to stay mentally and professionally agile.
· Good mentors marked Jason’s time in the SEAL teams, and you will hear why.
· Jason and I talk about how unchecked EGO fast tracks a man to entitlement.
· Jason gives great insight on how great advice can come from unexpected sources.
· We also discuss why Jason thinks the term “toxic masculinity” is just clickbait.
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Ted Shimer is the founder of The Freedom Fight, an online addiction recovery program. He has mentored young adults for nearly three decades with the collegiate ministry Student Mobilization.
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Deepen those roots!
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Michael's work centers around noble manhood! Michael is a great guy who shares his journey from wounds to healing with honesty and hopefulness. Man Under Construction is an overflow of his growth and healing. Michael's story resonates with so many men because of the commonality of a father wound. Here's a gem from this podcast. "Servanthood is instinctual to true masculinity." Michael Vilches
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Like most people, Ned grew up wanting to make a positive impact in the world. He has tried his hand at several different business ventures until realizing the difference between making a living and making a life. Ned’s passion for fatherhood is contagious. Rebelling is about rejecting the status quo and creating a legacy as a dad. He directed his energies into several different things before landing his current job. Ned gives much practical wisdom that he has learned through the ups and downs of his fatherhood journey. Ned has been married for 17 years, and he has 5 kids. Ned lives his message, and after listening, it may even inspire you too! “REBEL against the view that my actions have little impact, and CREATE a life engaged in mastering the Craft of fatherhood.”
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This group of men is committed to changing the world beginning with themselves, their relationships, their communities, and the world! Big vision, we know. It starts with us.
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