Ordinary People. Extraordinary Lives.

It’s important in leadership to remind ourselves of the cornerstone, the fundamentals of leadership that we build upon. In this podcast, Lance reminds us of three important, yet basic questions that are relevant for every leader, in all seasons of leadership.

Leaders are faced with decisions on a daily basis. In part two of this podcast, Lance offers us the last four of seven tips to help us have higher confidence in our decision making process.

Leaders are faced with decisions on a daily basis. In this podcast, Lance offers us the first three of seven tips to help us have higher confidence in our decision making process.

It’s important for leaders, parents, team-members, and others to sustain personal growth, no matter what is happening. In this podcast, Lance offers four suggestions to help us maintain an attitude of growing.

How can leaders embrace personal development in private seasons without hindering their public leadership? In this podcast, Lance answers this question by sharing 4 tips that will help, not hinder.

Leader’s face adversity and what’s in our character and competency gets tested. In this podcast Lance shares from his personal struggles, four thoughts to help us pick up the treasures that exist during our times of adversity.

In 25+ years of leadership, Lance shares what he believes to be four of the most important qualities for healthy leaders.

Boundaries that are defined and honored within relationships are important and helpful because they help define the relationship and help establish healthy expectations within the relationship.

Practicing celebration within our relationships and leadership has a powerful and important impact upon our influence. In this podcast, Lance shares insightful reasons why we need to practice celebrating within our leadership context.

In this digital age, let’s make sure we remember the power and benefits of being physically present with those we lead. In this podcast, Lance shares with us eight benefits of being physically present when we lead.