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Have you ever felt like you’re on the edge of something great? You’ve put in the work. You’ve done the hard stuff most people aren’t willing to do. And now, you can just sense a magical r
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The podcast currently has 62 episodes available.
Crystal Miller joins co-host Courtney Montfort to talk about mentorship, core values, compassion, and family. Crystal is the President of IU Health Foundation and Senior Vice President for IU Health, leading philanthropy and sustainability efforts. In this episode, she and Courtney explore how values are always at the foundation of the health system’s efforts to not only provide more robust clinical care to patients, but also to be better neighbors and improve the communities they serve. Crystal also discusses the role her dad has had in shaping her leadership journey and helping her discover her edge.
Connect with Crystal on LinkedIn. Learn more about IU Health & IU Health Foundation. Learn more about the All The Difference campaign.
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Adam Frederico, owner of Utah’s Frederico Outdoor Living and an EOS Implementer, joins co-host Taylor Covey to talk about his journey to entrepreneurship and taking over the family business. They discuss the impact EOS has had in aligning his team to one vision. Adam shares his leadership approach to helping others become the best versions of themselves. They also explore the importance of change and how Adam strives to stay connected with family.
Connect with Adam on LinkedIn. Learn more about Frederico Outdoor Living and EOS Worldwide.
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Sally Leyes joins co-host Courtney Montfort to talk about what set her on a trajectory of taking risks and trying new things. She discusses her 17+year journey with Cummins Inc., a global power solutions technology leader headquartered in Columbus, Indiana, and shares lessons from the new roles & challenges she said yes to along the way.
Connect with Sally on LinkedIn. Learn more about Cummins.
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Host Tim Leman is joined by South Bend (IN) teen Rima for this episode of The Edge. Rima was recently named Midwest Youth of the Year for the Boys & Girls Club and is one of just six teens competing at Nationals. She and Tim discuss the impact Club has made on her life – teaching her fundamental values and pushing her to raise the bar. Rima has found her voice and passion for advocacy; she has a gift for communication and a drive to be a servant leader.
Learn more about Rima and the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northern Indiana Corridor.
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Dr. Carrazco of Happy Kids Pediatrics, a family-run practice in Arizona, joins co-host Alex Rodriguez, to discuss his leadership journey, reflect on his blessings, and share valuable life lessons. He talks about humility, as well as finding & following your passion. Dr. Carrazco and Alex also explore what makes a cohesive team and the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people.
Connect with Dr. Carrazco and learn more about Happy Kids Pediatrics on their website.
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Kara Woolsey, CEO of Mom Water, joins co-host Courtney Montfort to explore the importance of asking questions and looking at things through different lenses. She discusses Mom Water’s unique origin story and her own leap of faith, while also diving into the vital importance of people and culture.
Connect with Kara on LinkedIn. Learn more about Mom Water.
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Julie Wright is the Vice President of Employee Engagement at Royal United Mortgage, a national mortgage lender headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. Julie joins co-host Courtney Montfort to share a glimpse into her talk “Dear Younger Self,” where she reflects on the challenges she faced 10 years ago when she began a new role. She discusses the lessons she learned during that time and how she has grown as a leader.
Connect with Julie on LinkedIn. Learn more about Royal United Mortgage.
Key Takeaways:
“Dear Younger Self” (4:00)
The importance of being reflective, authentic, and vulnerable (8:22)
Vulnerability isn’t a weakness (9:20)
Julie’s turning point at Royal United (12:30)
Bringing your whole self to work (20:10)
Forming trusting relationships (22:55)
Practice being vulnerable (25:07)
Onesimo (Mo) Vigil is the CEO of Inteli-Care, a locally owned, non-medical home health care provider based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Mo joins co-host Alex Rodriguez to share what he has learned throughout his journey as an entrepreneur. They also discuss the importance of family and how their support makes all the difference in running a successful business.
Connect with Mo on LinkedIn. Learn more about Inteli-Care.
Key Takeaways:
How Inteli-Care got its start (1:26)
Learning to be a leader (5:40)
People make the business special (10:20)
The four people you need to start a business (11:45)
Mo’s three golden rules (12:30)
Three important qualities for success (14:32)
The importance of family dinners (19:46)
Hard work makes all the difference (21:26)
Larry Swank is the founder and chairman of Sterling Group, a developer and manager of multi-family housing and self-storage units based in Indiana. Larry joins host Tim Leman on The Edge to share his journey as an entrepreneur. He discusses the importance of intuition, learning from mistakes, and staying focused, while also providing valuable insights into the challenges and rewards of running a family business.
Connect with Larry on LinkedIn. Learn more about Sterling Group.
What is Sterling Group? (0:55)
Larry’s role as chairman (2:35)
Larry’s early career (4:20)
Trust your gut instinct (7:25)
Operating a family business (12:45)
Staying connected to family (17:10)
Larry’s edge (18:31)
Advice for success (21:03)
Clint Squadroni, CEO of InXpress, joins co-host Taylor Covey on The Edge to discuss the importance of mentorship, giving back to the community, and how work ethic has given Clint his edge in life. They also dive into the defining qualities of effective leadership and the paths that lead to personal and professional success.
Connect with Clint on LinkedIn. Learn more about InXpress.
Key Takeaways:
Clint’s role at InXpress (4:46)
Learning from mentors (8:03)
Clint’s favorite suits (12:44)
Giving back to the community (14:32)
How Clint’s childhood shaped him (17:31)
The importance of education (20:00)
Valuable lessons learned from teams (23:00)
Clint’s edge (29:00)
The podcast currently has 62 episodes available.