Second to last essential leadership skill: Value Results & Relationships. Zak walks through how leaders often are schematized into being a "results person" or a "people person," and great leaders need to be both.

Third of five essential skills in leadership: Reinvent Continuously. Zak walks through the excitement of a reality where reinvention is always possible. Pulling resources and examples from mathematical theories, mountain climbing and Formula One racing, Ian and Zak discuss the necessity of reinvention.

Second of five essential skills in leadership: Engage and Develop Others. Zak walks through the importance of getting those you lead engaged with the roles and work ahead of them, and Ian helps brainstorm methods of development.

First of five essential skills in leadership: See and Shape the Future. Zak walks through the importance of having a preferred picture of reality, and knowing the steps to make that vision actuality.

Starting Season 2 off with a series! For the next six episodes Zak will be taking us through the essentials of Servant and Transformational Leadership, two of the most modern and tested leadership theories. Join us as we lay the foundation: Why service matters in leadership.

Checking in real quick to give an update. Enjoy the end of 2020, we'll see you in 2021!

Knowing the "why" behind any decision, organization, or personal pursuit is a powerful catalyst. Why... is "why" such a powerful concept? Engage with us as we look to respected studiers of this field.

We all tend to be hurried people, at least occasionally, most often frequently. Usually we think our hurried state is due to the urgent need for action... but urgency looks different from hurry, it looks like focus.

For our second September episode Zak and Ian continue to share their own personal toolkits. Now they discuss the resources and tools that make their habits possible. What tools are needed for personal success?

This September Zak and Ian interview each other to see what lies inside their personal toolkits. First up are habits. What habits enacted have led to success?