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“When you are in an environment and a culture that is lifting up servant leadership and lifting up excellence, you get swept up in the current of that.”
In season 9 episode 8 we are joined by Casey Crawford the CEO of Movement Mortgage. The former NFL player turned Entrepreneur leads a rapidly growing company that employs 4,000 people and is making a huge impact on the world. You can learn more about their incredible culture and company at movement.com.
In our conversation we cover:
- What he learned from playing one of the worst teams in NFL History?
- What’s the difference between bad and great teams?
- Where Casey learned servant leadership
- What is servant leadership?
- Why it’s a leader’s job to create more leaders not less
- Why you have to love people in order to be successful
- What’s harder leading at work and leading at home?
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“The only two things you have complete control over everyday is your attitude and effort.”
In season 9 episode 7 we are joined by Alan Stein Jr. He is a basketball performance coach and corporate speaker. He has spent the past 15 years working with and learning from some of the highest performing athletes on the planet like Kobe Bryant and Stephen Curry.
You can learn more about Alan here and follow him on social media @alansteinjr.
In our conversation we cover:
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"Leadership is all about serving and empowering other people"
In season 9 episode 6 we dispel the 4 myths of leadership in order to help you become a better leader.
In the show we cover:
- The 4 most common myths of leadership dispelled
- Why leadership is so important
- How you can improve as a leader
- What is a "Welder Leader"
- Defining Love
- Defining Discipline
- The 5 Welder Leader Profiles (Exploiter, Ruler, Pleaser, Dabbler, Welder)
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"Feedback is information with the distinct purpose of improving results or relationships"
In Season 9 Episode 5, we are joined by Margie Mauldin. She is the author of Feedback Revolution: Building Relationships & Boosting Results and the highly acclaimed iLoveFeedback® training course. Her civic involvement includes serving on several boards and supporting education and development scholarships.
You can learn more:
www.executiveforum.net
www.ilovefeedback.com
In our conversation we cover:
- What is feedback?
- The two areas that are most important when giving feedback
- Why facts are so important when giving feedback
- The acronym for feedback WIIFT “What’s in it for them”
- What millennials really want when being given feedback
- One lesson you can learn Steven Covey
- Why leaders don’t give good feedback
- The correct approach to give feedback
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“Our ability to perform at our highest level is recognizing the disciplines and behaviors that have made us successful but believing at a deep level that we can achieve great things.”
In season 9 episode 4 we are joined by Ben Newman. He is a highly regarded Performance Coach, International Speaker, and Best-Selling Author, whose clients include top companies and professional athletes. In one of our most motivational episodes of all time Newman challenges you to overcome the challenges in your life and reach for big goals.
You can download the free Mental toughness playbook at http://freeplaybook.net/ and follow Newman on social media @continuedfight.
In our conversation we cover:
- Why obstacles ultimate can become your biggest opportunity
- Why sports and business blend so well together for leadership lessons
- Why mental toughness is so important in life
- Why positive actions steps can make all the difference
- How to discover your purpose as a professional
- Why it’s important to have strong relationships
- Why he uses @continuedfight social handle
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“The sooner you can get clear on what you want, you will have an edge on everyone else”
In season 9 Episode 3, we are joined by Patrick Bet-David. He is a successful entrepreneur, CEO of PHP (a financial services company), the creator of Valuetainment, (youtube channel that has well over 300k subscriber and videos that have accumulated millions upon millions of views.)
You can find Patrick on his website or check out Valuetainment on Youtube
In our conversation we cover:
- What is Entrepreneurship?
- Why Entrepreneurship is so important today?
- Why helping people is so important?
- Why you can’t be selfish in business and make it over the long term
- What you can learn from Walmart to help you in business
- The best thing that can happen to an entrepreneur
- How to judge a successful leader or coach?
- What’s harder leading at work or leading home?
- Why it’s important to invest in your own mind
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“No one can afford not to think of their personal brand anymore. The world has changed around you, you better change too.”
In season 9 episode 2 we are joined by social media and personal branding expert Kathleen Hessert. She is the CEO of Sports Media Challenge and has been a mover in the sports and media business for over 30 years. She has worked with people like Peyton Manning, Shaquille O'Neil, Pope Francis, and Derek Jeter. She is never satisfied with what has happened, she jumps at what can happen, then makes it happen.
You can follow her on Twitter @kathleenhessert
In one of our most powerful episodes to date we cover:
- What you can learn from Peyton Manning about your personal brand
- What professionals can do to build a strong professional brand
- Why you need to be valued vs valuable in your organization
- Why Bravery is so important in life
- Why it’s important to be intentional
- Why it’s important companies and brands begin focusing on Generation Z
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“Being a leader isn’t about getting everything right, it’s about being committed to a continuous improvement process.”
In season 9 episode 1 we are joined by Callaway Golf CEO Chip Brewer. He has served as the CEO of Callaway Golf since March 2012 prior to that he served as the President and CEO of Adams Golf for 10 years. In a golf industry where many companies are shrinking or selling off parts of the business, Callaway has become the leader in the space.
You can learn more about Callaway at Callawaygolf.com
In our conversation we cover:
- What challenges leaders face in an organizational turnaround
- Why it’s important for leaders to listen to the marketplace
- Why having great products is a key to DSPD
- How to think about failure in order to innovate?
- What’s it like to be the CEO of a publicly traded company?
- Why it’s important to love your profession
- Who's Chip’s favorite Professional Golfer to play with
- His top 3 golf courses to play
- Other leadership lessons learned from the market share leader in golf
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"Elevating a team’s performance requires a bond of mutual trust" - John Eades
In season 8 episode 8, we cover one of the most important leadership topics on the planet, trust. I cover the topic of trust by having one of my own team members, Christina Wilder on the show to share a story we recently encountered that will be sure to give you laugh. We also go deep on a module in The Welder Leader Program that specifically covers making trust the linchpin of your relationships.
In our conversation we cover:
- What is the bond of mutual trust?
- 3 ways you can build trust with your team
- Key principles of trust and how people judge if your trustworthy
- Listener feedback and Questions
- What podcasts I listen to for my own personal development
This podcast is brought to you by learnloft.com
“People are thirsty to be engaged with their mind and heart at work”
In season 8 episode 7 we are joined by Jason Barger, a globally celebrated Author, Speaker, Consultant and founder of Step Back Leadership. He is a former college basketball player who now works with organizations that are passionate about Culture Change, Leadership Development, Innovation, Service, and bringing their Mission to life everyday.
You can learn more about Jason on his website or check out his latest book Thermostat Cultures on Amazon.
In our conversation we cover:
- Who is Responsible for the culture
- What do you do if you don’t like the culture in your organization?
- How do you bloom in your current professional role?
- How do leaders shape the culture they want?
- How to shape a solid family culture?
- Why language helps shape behavior
This podcast is brought to you by LearnLoft.com.
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