The Leadership Code

After spending 17 years in the classrooms of Southern California, my guest, Allison Maynard, is intimately aware of what the issues are when it comes to teaching kids and WHY they are falling further and further behind.

 

Her experiences in the classroom have inspired her mission: to shift how we think about educating our children. 

 

She discusses:

How parents can get more involved in the process

How a foundation for learning can help children thrive in any learning environment

Her four pillars of learning, amongst others.

To learn more about her work, visit  www.https://maynardsmindfulmatters.com

 

Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of the TIME with Fred Podcast.

Poverty isn’t just a lack of resources. Often, even after resources are available, poverty lingers. 

My guest James Belt believes the problem is bigger than a lack of resources, wealth, or education.

Drawing from lessons from his new book, Hope Realized, James shares that a lie of hopelessness is holding people captive, preventing them from moving forward, and perpetuating global poverty.

James believes that we all can make a meaningful difference once we understand the missing piece we can offer.

Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of the TIME with Fred Podcast.

Life for Francine and her three kids was upended when she lost her husband in an unexpected car accident on January 8, 2017.

Why would a loving God allow bad things to happen to good people?

Listen as she shares her story of dealing with grief, finding peace, and being an encouragement to others through her faith.

To learn more about Francine and her work, visit www.consumedcoaching.com

In this episode, my special guest shares her experience as an Army Vet, battling Depression. She discusses the stigma, and her vulnerabilities, and offers helpful tips to manage depression.

Andre Norman is the reason to believe in second chances. His tenacity andpassion for people led him to start his transformational program, The Academy of Hope, a program designed to reduce institutional violence in prisons by providing an intense level of intervention while also creating a positive environment for the inmate population and staff. But this wasn’t always his calling.

Nearly two decades ago, Norman was serving a 100-year sentence in prison, but he was no regular prisoner. A natural-born leader, he rose to be the top gang leader within the facility, running all the daily gang activity.

After an epiphany in solitary confinement, Norman made the decision to turn his life around. He had a simple dream to attend Harvard University and become successful. Over the next 8 years, Andre worked 20-hour days to make this dream a reality.

He shares his story on this edition of the TIME with Fred Podcast.

To learn more about Andre, visit www.andrenorman.com

Jeremy has experienced and conquered some of life's toughest challenges — both personally and professionally. He went into a routine surgery that led him to receive last rites from a priest and then a few years later his mom had a massive stroke which left her with permanent disabilities. With few listeners and below-average content, his first podcast, Rock Ur Life, failed. Determined to try again, he launched another podcast called The Create Your Own Life Show, which saw 10,000 listens in its first 30 days, which led to him speaking to many of his heroes and on stages globally, and now millions of downloads.

 

He is the author of the soon-to-be-released book, Unremarkable to Extraordinary, which details life lessons from the former CIA Director, Super Bowl Champions, Hall of Fame Athletes, and even a four-time Indianapolis 500 winner.

He shares valuable lessons on this edition of the TIME with Fred Podcast.

After a narcissistic partner cheated on her with multiple women and left her (and the country!) with over 350 thousand dollars worth of bad debt, Candice was forced to rebuild her life, her credit, and her trust in herself.

She launched her podcast and shares her story so others can use it as their roadmaps.

To learn more about her work, visit www.candicesmiley.com

 

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Robb has overcome homelessness, alcohol dependency, trauma, PTSD, and MDD and a whirlwind of events to become an expert in the addiction treatment world. Before Dr. Kelly succumbed to addiction and mental health issues, he played bass guitar at Abbey Studio with Queen, David Bowie, and Elton John. He is an accomplished musician, and the money he made helped him attend Oxford University to pursue a Ph.D. in Psychology. He experienced a spiritual awakening on the cold streets of Manchester while homeless and in dire straights. To learn more about Dr. Kelly and his work, visit https://robbkelly.com/

In this week's episode of the TIME with Fred podcast, my special guest Sharon Costanzo, shares some practical communication tips we can all use to enhance our relationships. Sharon is a Relationship Coach and host of the Keep Talking Revolution podcast.

How did she survive a divorce, bankruptcy, a car accident, being on welfare, multiple lay-offs to finding fulfillment in life?

 

Listen to this episode of the TIME with Fred podcast as my special guest, Denise Wester shares lessons that will inspire you.

 

To learn more about Denise, visit www.denisewester.com.