As we celebrate the 1-year anniversary of the podcast, the power of reminders shine bright!

Beyond reminding ourselves of the purpose, growth and incredible support this podcast offers its listeners, I wish to offer you a newfound perspective…

One of the greatest roles we can play in the lives of others is that of a reminder. 

How may we fulfill this role? Join the conversation as we discuss the following three gems:

• Let our words remind people of their greatness within
• Let our actions remind people of what they deserve
• Let our feelings remind people of their impact

As another Monday approaches, another Monday Motivation episode seeks to provide you an extra boost this week!

This week’s topic? Being an assassin. (Yes, you read that right).

Join the conversation as we share incredible insight on the power of assassinating every obstacle in one’s path.

Introducing Monday Motivation — bite-sized episodes designed to give you a boost of motivation as you make it another marvelous week.

In the first episode of its kind, we waste no time bringing the fire!

Join the conversation as I share the transformative story of growing up without my biological father. Through this, we may remind ourselves that the things we view as curses — including Mondays — can truly be blessings!

With another Friday comes another cozy chat around the campfire!

This week, we focus on the profound power of quality questions: the questions we ask others, the questions we ask ourselves, and — of course — how we create a presence that welcomes them in the first place.

Introducing Fireside Friday — an immersive audio experience designed to be a space for you to unwind, reflect, and heal at the end of your week (don’t worry! If it’s Monday morning, you’re still in the right place)!

Let it be known that this is a safe space for you so that you may find a better you…

Grab a seat near the campfire! This Friday, it’s all about relationships (with significant others, friends, family, organizations, habits, etc.)!

Season 3 is here!

As we begin our third season on the podcast, we discuss much progress made on our learning journey while also highlighting all the opportunities for growth to come.

As we wrap up another stellar season on The Mykel Broady Podcast, reflection takes center stage yet again.

While there were no audios sent over this time around, it provided me a great opportunity to share many OTM (off-the-mic) moments including:

•My thought process heading into an episode

•Lessons learned along the way

•Countless moments of gratitude

As a reminder, although the season concludes, the application of its many lessons will continue to serve you well on your journey of learning.

In essence, being comfortably uncomfortable represents embodying areas of ‘uncomfortability’ that provide growth.

What areas of ‘uncomfortability’ do you mean? 

You tell me!! Maybe it’s making a habit of trying something new without any blueprint? Maybe it’s making it a mission of yours to challenge the status quo, no matter the opposition you face? Maybe it’s embracing that you’re a work-in-progress? 

This week, I’m joined by my good friend, Chris McArthur, as we take a deep-dive into his recent solo trip to Europe in which he made it his mission to get comfortably uncomfortable.

Listen in to hear us tackle this significant, yet unsung oxymoron. From exploring its growth potential to clarifying the balance needed, we’ll provide you a thorough understanding.

Entry-level Leaders is a two-parter:

• Entry-level, or junior, employees that lead without a formal title
• Executives that not only engage with entry-level but also empower them

Joining us in conversation is one that has dealt with both parts extensively, Naren Gursahaney. Naren is the current Chairman of Terminix, a Director on the Board of Directors for NextEra Energy, and a member on the Board of Trustees for Penn State University.

Throughout, we discuss profound individual & organizational benefits resulting from being an entry-level leader.

According to Merriam-Webster, irrational is defined as “lacking usual or normal mental clarity or coherence.” In other words, deviating from the norm is considered irrational.

Sign me up! On this podcast, we don’t celebrate normal — we REDEFINE it. With the guiding belief that normal isn’t everything we desire, in this episode we explore how to be irrational in the most rational of ways.

I’m joined, again, by my lovely mother as we discuss many irrational moments in her life, which includes having my brother at 15 and believing her youngest son would make a miraculous recovery. Ironically, these turned out to be the best decisions she ever made.