This episode focuses on Bryan Malinski and his developing journey in servant leadership.  From his introduction to servant leadership when getting a job at SLI, to his current position 4 years later and what he has gone through in that time including a near death experience requiring open heart surgery which radically shifted his life path. We look at the take aways Bryan was been able to gather going through these events, and how he was able to see servant leadership all around him. We hope you enjoy this episode.

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Today, our founder and CEO Art Barter sits down with Kelly Cardenas to have a conversation about the impact servant leadership has had in their lives.  They share stories and explain the importance of leading with purpose. We hope you enjoy!

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Today, our Founder and CEO Art Barter sits down with Lyle Tard to talk about finding significance in what you do as a leader. Lyle is the Founder and CEO of IMPACT Servant Leadership. He is currently in his 19th year as a Technical Sergeant in the United States Air Force. Lyle takes pride in leading the next generation of world changers. From universities to businesses to churches, Lyle's passion is to influence the world to realize that "Leaders lead best when they serve." We are excited to have these great servant leaders on our podcast. We hope you enjoy!

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Welcome back to the SLI Podcast. Today we are bringing you a full keynote presentation by Kelly Cardenas. During this talk, Kelly walked our audience through his 6 Indicators for Business and Life. Be ready to take notes and be thoroughly entertained.

Kelly Cardenas is an industry icon, author, international educator for John Paul Mitchell Systems, Business Coach, Salon Owner, Husband and Father. He attributes the success of his five namesake salons, located in Las Vegas, Chicago, Carlsbad, Salt Lake City, and the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas, to the team that has been constructed around him. Cardenas’ concept of integrity based success has conditioned his team of trend-setting stylists to reach exponential heights.

To learn more about Kelly Cardenas and to invite him to speak visit his website at www.kellycardenas.com. And for more information on the servant leadership institute check out our website, https://www.servantleadershipinstitute.com/

We continue this conversation with 3 more common business scenarios. Part of evolving as a servant leader involves learning to lead yourself.  To effectively lead others it seems foundational to increase our skills at leading ourselves in all kinds of situations that occur in our workplaces and communities.  So the question is: How do I lead myself when?... 

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We are so happy this morning to welcome our friend and servant leader Don Janssen. Don is the retired head of veterinary medicine for San Diego Zoo Global. He is an author, podcaster, blogger. Don’s book is called Upside Down Leadership: A Zoo Vets Journey to Becoming a Servant Leader, and if you haven’t read it, you’re missing out as it is filled with stories of his adventures at the zoo and great leadership advice. Let’s get started with today’s topic, Putting Relationships Before Results.

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Part of evolving as a servant leader involves learning to lead yourself.  To effectively lead others it seems foundational to increase our skills at leading ourselves in all kinds of situations that occur in our workplaces and communities.  So the question is: How do I lead myself when?...

For more information on the Servant Leadership Institute and the services we provide visit our website: https://www.servantleadershipinstitute.com/

Welcome back to the Servant Leadership Institute Podcast. For this week’s episode we focus on your ability to be a great servant leader. Art Barter opened the 2019 Servant Leader Conference with a talk solely focused on asking the question of Are You Able?  Listen as he challenges you to check your beliefs and be open to changing your view point on leadership and serving others first. We hope you enjoy!

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For this episode, we are bringing you a full presentation from our 2019 Servant Leader Conference that wrapped a few weeks ago. Vicki Clark is one of our favorite presenters, and has spoken at 3 of our conference. This time she talked about Diversity and Inclusion making us able.  This presentation is rich with content so make sure you are equipped to take notes! We hope you enjoy.

For information on Servant Leadership Institute and the services we offer visit our website: https://www.servantleadershipinstitute.com/

Today we are rounding out our Speaker to Speaker conversations. Kelly Cardenas chats with Carla Rieger about helping servant leaders find resilience when faced with obstacles in the workplace. Carla is the CEO of The Artistry of Change Training Inc. This was a fun, lighter conversation that gave insight into who these great leaders are. We are excited to have both of these great leaders on stage for the 2019 servant leader conference. We hope you enjoy this episode. 

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