The Transformational Leader

What you know and what you don’t know are the things that make up your entire worldview. What you think is impossible for you on the other hand is what’s at the heart of transformation. To create the results you want, you need to work outside of the realm of what you already know. If you haven’t been through it yourself, you’ll never be able to lead others through it. So how do you support your team in terms of creating breakthroughs and generating the impossible? Why is this a challenging task for many? We’ll dive deep into the topic in this episode, so please don’t forget to tune in!

Whether you are aware of it or not, your humanity will always be an inextricable part of your leadership. While not really the primary source, it would be impossible to lead effectively once you've severed yourself from your own humanity. There are a lot of reasons why people pull away from their own humanity. Regardless of the reason, one thing is for sure—it can have a huge impact on your leadership when not addressed accordingly. So how do you know when you're withholding your humanity? How will it affect your leadership? What can you do about it? I'll provide all the answers to all those questions (and more!) in this episode, so don't miss it!

Whether you are aware of it or not, your humanity will always be an inextricable part of your leadership. While not really the primary source, it would be impossible to lead effectively once you’ve severed yourself from your own humanity. There are a lot of reasons why people pull away from their own humanity. Regardless of the reason, one thing is for sure—it can have a huge impact on your leadership when not addressed accordingly. So how do you know when you’re withholding your humanity? How will it affect your leadership? What can you do about it? I’ll provide all the answers to all those questions (and more!) in this episode, so don’t miss it!

Most people will agree leadership is never easy. In some instances, leadership will require you to do something that's counterintuitive to your human nature. It will require you to step outside and beyond your human reactions and choose something higher. The need to choose beyond your comfort and step past the limits of your humanity will be called upon when dealing with victimhood. In this episode, I'll talk about one of the most obvious places victimhood shows up, why it's extremely challenging, and how you as a leader can deal with it accordingly. This is one conversation that's going to benefit your leadership in so many ways, so I hope you won't miss it!

Most people will agree leadership is never easy. In some instances, leadership will require you to do something that’s counterintuitive to your human nature. It will require you to step outside and beyond your human reactions and choose something higher. The need to choose beyond your comfort and step past the limits of your humanity will be called upon when dealing with victimhood. In this episode, I’ll talk about one of the most obvious places victimhood shows up, why it’s extremely challenging, and how you as a leader can deal with it accordingly. This is one conversation that’s going to benefit your leadership in so many ways, so I hope you won’t miss it!

While it's easy to mistake teaching for leading, they are actually different. Knowing the distinction between the two is crucial. Otherwise, you'll end up doing more of the former while totally neglecting the latter. Let's face it, teaching can be seductive. If you're a leader, it puts you in a position of authority. If anything, teaching is a part of leadership. However, leadership requires so much more than just teaching. So how do you resist the seduction of teaching more as opposed to actually leading? How will teaching more rather than leading create problems in your leadership in the long run? You'll get more clarity and a much better understanding of leadership and teaching in this episode, so don't miss it!

While it’s easy to mistake teaching for leading, they are actually different. Knowing the distinction between the two is crucial. Otherwise, you’ll end up doing more of the former while totally neglecting the latter. Let’s face it, teaching can be seductive. If you’re a leader, it puts you in a position of authority. If anything, teaching is a part of leadership. However, leadership requires so much more than just teaching. So how do you resist the seduction of teaching more as opposed to actually leading? How will teaching more rather than leading create problems in your leadership in the long run? You’ll get more clarity and a much better understanding of leadership and teaching in this episode, so don’t miss it!

Many people have this misconception that insights and breakthroughs are one and the same. However, nothing can be farther from the truth. Insights and breakthroughs are two separate and distinct concepts. The inability to accurately distinguish one from the other can have people addicted to insights but not moving from there. While insights are powerful, it's basically useless without action. It is in the action that breakthroughs are created. In this episode, I'll help you distinguish insights from breakthroughs and how you can use the former to create the latter. This episode is both interesting and meaty so I hope you won't miss it!

Many people have this misconception that insights and breakthroughs are one and the same. However, nothing can be farther from the truth. Insights and breakthroughs are two separate and distinct concepts. The inability to accurately distinguish one from the other can have people addicted to insights but not moving from there. While insights are powerful, it’s basically useless without action. It is in the action that breakthroughs are created. In this episode, I’ll help you distinguish insights from breakthroughs and how you can use the former to create the latter. This episode is both interesting and meaty so I hope you won’t miss it!

Many leaders buy into the belief that people in their position need to have everything all figured out. However, this concept of knowing it all is actually the opposite of what true leadership is. If anything, true leadership exists outside of the comfort zone, outside of the familiar. Because of this false belief, leaders avoid transparency, all in an attempt to stay safe and appear knowledgeable. So how exactly do you lead transparently? How do you express your truth while maintaining your leadership? We'll explore all the basics of transparent leadership in this episode, so please don't miss it!