Robert Kennedy III (RK3) has been called a powerful leadership communicator. But at his core, he is a teacher and trainer. When he speaks, he challenges employees, executives and business leaders to take accountability for their current circumstance and then to create a bigger future for themselves. Robert pulls from more than 15 years as … Continue reading "Episode 056 – Your Story Deserves A Stage"

On this episode, I chat with Rebecca Zucker. Rebecca is an executive coach, expert in leadership and career development, a partner at Next Steps Partners, and contributor at Harvard Business Review and Forbes. As an expert in executive coaching as well as leadership and career development, Rebecca has coached leaders across the globe, from high-potential managers … Continue reading "Episode 055 – The Power of Resilience"

Our guest on today’s episode is Roger Nierenberg. Roger is a world-renowned orchestra conductor who has developed an innovative way to teach leadership. Through his experiences engaging with community businesses and civic leaders, he became curious about the challenges and opportunities faced by organizations in times of rapid change. He quickly realized how crucial issues … Continue reading "Episode 054 – The Music of Leadership"

On this episode, I talk about the subway singer Mike Yung, some lessons from a year of podcasting and some tools and tips for productivity. Show Notes: [Article] New York Subway Singer Mike Yung [Video] America’s Got Talent 2017 Mike Yung [Website] http://www.mikeyungnewyork.com/ [Referral Links] Acuity Scheduling – App for scheduling appointments Zoom Web Conferencing – Virtual … Continue reading "Episode 053 – Lessons From The Journey"

On this episode of the podcast, I have a conversation with a Jerome Colin Murray who is currently a student at the Georgetown University School of Medicine. We talk about his journey from playing basketball at a small Christian college to overcoming rejection and finally getting into medical school.  [Article] Georgetown Experimental Medical Studies Program … Continue reading "Episode 052 – Medical School"

On this episode, I chat with Nate Gibbons the Chief Operating Officer at Innovation Finance. In addition to his role with Innovation Finance, Nate is also a regular conference speaker and currently serves as Chair of the Emerging Talent Advisory Council – a national committee dedicated to helping high-potential individuals in the commercial lending industry … Continue reading "Episode 051 – You Need Feedback"

Our guest today is Lahaja Furaha. Lahaja serves at the Practice Lead for Organizational Culture Alignment with Management Concepts Incorporated. Lahaja transitioned from being a high school educator to adult corporate education. She’s on a mission to help leaders to define the expectations and exhibit the behaviors that contribute to healthy cultures. “Culture work takes a … Continue reading "Episode 050 – Change Takes Time"

On this episode of the podcast, I share a clip from one of my recent sessions with emerging leaders talking about what it means to be human. To Support The Show: Leave a review on iTunes. I read each review and it helps get the message to others. Subscribe on iTunes. Music courtesy of Ben Sound

On this episode of the podcast, I chat with my wife Coleen. We talk about the Build-a-bear fiasco and some of the myths we’ve wrestled with in our marriage. Show Notes: Build-a-Bear shuts down single-day ‘Pay Your Age’ sale: It was so successful, it failed 5 Myths of Marriage You’ll always want to… Kids come … Continue reading "Episode 048 – Leading While Married"

On this episode, I chat with my good friend Glenn Roper. Glenn studied music, spent time as an entrepreneur, and currently serves as a Brand Marketing Manager for a major Fortune 100 company. We talk about his leadership journey and his advice for emerging leaders. We even spend some time talking about basketball and LeBron … Continue reading "Episode 047 – Know Yourself"