THE BANMAN PERSPECTIVE

Today Sharí Alexander explore the methods and process of influence. We look at every aspect that enables us to Observe, Connect and then Influence. Sharí shares her tactical application of this three step process that can be utilized in almost every situation.

Today we get real and right down to it. Better today than you were yesterday. Simple, powerful, effective, real. In every way possible your challenge is to be better today than you were yesterday is the conversation that unfolds with Robert “Pip” Piparo and we talk work, fun, life and fitness. Plus we shop talk a bit and get into the reality of the lives we’ve chosen.

Today Pip and I talk about what it means to be a part of the first responder community, what it takes and how "mindset" is relevant to our everyday lives! We talk about the shit we run into and the stuff that comes out of nowhere... listen in and take something away!

Today we continue this amazing conversation with Charlie Engle as he share more about his personal and professional journey! This is one that you need to listen to and understand some of the subtle factors that drive us to do amazing things, along with how to push through some of the toughest moments of our lives.

Today I get to speak with Charlie Engle, the guy who ran across the Sahara Desert and ended up starting water.org with Matt Damon. Charlie and I talk about what commitment really looks like... including the good, the bad and the outright UGLY!

We pick up from Monday in our conversation with Sherry Walling, PhD where she continues to provide a treasure trove of insight, knowledge, tools and real-deal shit to keep us on track at work and at home. She calls it like it is and gives us a deeper understanding of how to transition between our moments at work and our lives at home.

Ok... get ready because we get serious with Sherry Walling, PhD as she schools us on the importance of taking care of ourselves. She has no issue calling us out and telling us to stop being scared of our own shadows - dealing with our mental and emotional health is NECESSARY for every single aspect of our lives, operationally and home!

Mike and I go for it and have a real conversation about things that matter, things we think and things that often just live in the background of our lives. We look at the idea that many of us have or had over the years where we believed we would die a hero. We talk straight about hard moments, giving up and how to push through each moment.

Today we're talking with former Olympian Athlete and Air Force Special Operations Combat Controller Mike Hazle. In this episode Mike shares some powerful thoughts about the moment when all the preparation is done and now it's time to act. Hear what it was like putting 4 years of work in for 18 seconds of glory.

Today we explore what it means to lead with a level of authenticy, care and love for your people that leads to the culture you want and creates the conditions for people to be exceptional. Paul gets straight with us and asks, are you putting your money where your mouth is when it comes to saying you care about your people?