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In today's episode, I have the great joy of interviewing Brent Kelly. Brent and I met through a common contact in a Facebook group which I frequent. Brent has a background in the Insurance sector but lots of great leadership experience including being a certified John Maxwell coach. Brent's specialty is using influence though so during the interview, we discuss the following topics:
Be sure to check out the complete show notes on my website:
https://movingforwardleadership.com/podcast/kelly/
At some point, we all have to face adversity. The difference is what you do when that adversity comes. As a leader your people’s adversity becomes yours. Hearing others’ story can help you with your situation. The main thing is to learn from others’ lessons and apply them to your situation.
In this episode, I had the delight of interviewing Jordon Perolio. Jordon and I met in a common Facebook group and once I got just a hint of his story I knew I had to have him on the show. To sum it up, Jordon has gone from high school drop out to holding a Master’s degree in leadership.
Rising Through Adversity Topics
During the interview, we the following topics:
For the complete show notes, be sure to check out our website:
https://leaddontboss.com/17
Today's episode, I have the delight of interviewing Jordon Perolio. Jordon and I met in a common Facebook group and once I got just a hint of his story I knew I had to have him on the show. To sum it up, Jordon has gone from high school drop out to holding a Master's degree in leadership. During the interview, we the following topics:
Find the full show notes at: http://movingforwardleadership.com/podcast/jordon-perolio
What led him down the leadership road and his background.
His reasons for going Officer and the journey to becoming one
Leadership challenges since
Daily leadership practices you use
What drove you to Masters in leadership
Military leaders have been some of the greatest leaders of all time. However, many have been quietly leading in the shadows of their military service. Military leaders have a distinct difference in their leadership requirements compared to their civilian counterparts - they have the potential of seeing their people fall in combat.
In today's episode, I have the delight of interview Colonel (retired) John Conrad. Colonel Conrad was a Canadian Army Officer and now currently works as an executive within the Albertan government.
Leading From the Front Topics
During the interview, we the following topics:
For the complete show notes be sure to check out our website:
https://leaddontboss.com/16
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In today's episode, I have the delight of interview Colonel (retired) John Conrad. Colonel Conrad was a Canadian Army Officer and now works as an executive within the Albertan government. During the interview, we the following topics:
What led him down the leadership road.
What have been some of his greatest challenges as a leader.
What is the greatest success he has enjoyed as a leader.
What would be the largest setback he has had as a leader.
What is one piece of advice for leaders starting their journey.
Where he thinks most leaders fail today.
Be sure to check out the complete show notes for this episode on my website:
https://movingforwardleadership.com/podcast/conrad/
Your credibility as a leader is the cornerstone of your leadership ability. With credibility you can influence and lead people easily. Without credibility you are fighting a lost battle with no hope. But there’s more to credibility than just what is shown on the surface. There are ways which you can gain, lose, and use your credibility to your advantage.
Maximize Your Credibility Topics
During this episode I discuss the following topics:
For the complete show notes, be sure to check out our website:
https://leaddontboss.com/15
In today's episode, I discuss how to maximize your credibility.
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During this episode I discuss the following topics:
Be sure to check out the complete show notes for this episode on my website:
https://movingforwardleadership.com/podcast/credibility/
Virtual teams are becoming more a common reality as organizations look to cut costs while affording their people work-life balance. Therefore, a leader needs to learn how to lead virtual teams in order to be successful. There are different things to consider when you are leading virtual teams than teams who work in the same office.
In today's episode, I discuss leading a team with James Nieves. James has led a number of virtual teams and has been very successful at that.
Leading Virtual Teams Topics
During this episode we discuss the following topics:
For the complete show notes, be sure to check out our website:
https://leaddontboss.com/14
In today's episode, I discuss leading a team with James Nieves.
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During this episode we discuss the following topics:
Be sure to check out the complete show notes for this episode on my website:
https://movingforwardleadership.com/podcast/episode-14-leading-teams-virtually-with-james-nieves/
Routines help you keep on track for your goals and dreams. Not to mention routines help you to develop your discipline for everything in your life. In order to develop a strong routine, you need to be committed and dedicated to the cause. Once you have a strong routine in place, watch your goals get accomplished one after the other.
In today's episode, I discuss all things regarding routines. As John C. Maxwell stated: "You'll never change your life until you change something you do daily. The secret of your success is found in your daily routine."
Develop a Strong Routine for Success Topics
During this episode I discuss the following topics:
For the complete show notes, be sure to check out our website:
https://leaddontboss.com/13
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Practical leadership for experienced managers, senior leaders and executives: how to lead yourself, your team and your organization when the responsibility is real, without becoming the boss nobody wants to follow.
On Peak Performance Leadership, you'll discover practical leadership strategies, honest lessons and conversations that challenge how you think about leading people. From making decisions under pressure and building accountable teams to navigating difficult conversations and organizational change, the focus is on leadership that works in the real world.
Every episode explores one or more of the Three Domains of Leadership:
• Leading Yourself: Self-awareness, resilience, decision-making and leading under pressure.
• Leading Your Team: Trust, accountability, delegation, communication and difficult conversations.
• Leading Your Organization: Culture, alignment, change and building organizations that don't depend on one person.
Hosted by Scott McCarthy, a leadership coach, retired Canadian Armed Forces Lieutenant-Colonel and former Commanding Officer of 25 Canadian Forces Supply Depot, where he was responsible for $8.6 billion in assets. Drawing on 25+ years of leadership experience, Scott combines practical solo episodes with candid conversations featuring executives, authors and leadership experts.
Lead. Don't boss.
Working through a leadership challenge? Book a free Leadership Clarity Session: https://leaddontboss.com/clarity
Get one practical leadership idea every week and two free leadership guides from The Leader's Edge: https://leaddontboss.com/newsletter
Leadership development for teams and organizations: https://www.movingforwardleadership.com/leadership-coaching-services/#organizations
Scott's book, You Don't Know Sh*t About Leadership: And Neither Do I: https://leaddontbossbook.com