Ordinary People. Extraordinary Lives.

Leaders are known to burn the candle at both ends, and in this podcast, Lance shares with us the benefits of taking time to have a personal retreat.

In this podcast episode, Lance talks about three important postures that each leader should take - sit, walk, and stand. In part 1, Lance will define what it means to have “sitting” as the starting point for a leader, the philosophy of sitting, and some practical application points.

What would it be like if our leadership environment was filled with the kind of hope, love, and encouragement that gave every person we lead the opportunity to be their best? In this podcast, Lance shares with us 4 tips to help that happen.

After three decades of leadership, Lance offers five helpful suggestions for us to be healthier and more effective leaders.

Giving spiritual leadership is important for every leader, and in this podcast, Lance pulls from his own growth as a spiritual leader to help others grow into healthy spiritual leaders.

Learning is essential for leaders. In this podcast, Lance gives us four important questions to consider as we walk the learning path as leaders.

Trust is built through fidelity and faithfulness to the small things. A famous proverb says that it’s the small foxes that destroy a vineyard. In this episode, Lance shares with us four simple phrases that can help build trust with those you lead.

In Part 2 of “I Love Being a Part of this Team”, Lance identifies two more leadership thoughts that can help us exemplify the kind of leadership culture that people want to be a part of.

Having a team member who loves being a part of your team is a such a gift. It allows for higher team morale, greater creativity and collaboration, and a more enjoyable work space. In this podcast, Lance shares two reasons for how we can help develop this type of work place and leadership environment.

In a leadership world filled with possessions, positions, and pleasures, every leader has three important needs. In this episode, Lance shares about these three basic needs and offers a tip to cultivate each one.