This episode of the Throwback Thursday series of the Tremendous Leadership Podcast features Tremendous Leadership founder, Charlie “Tremendous” Jones. Part 1 of 5 segments of Charlie’s speech, “Leadership” covers who is a leader and how to make a decision.

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Find out more about Charlie “Tremendous” Jones https://tremendousleadership.com/pages/charlie

Find out more about Dr. Tracey Jones at https://www.traceycjones.com/

More about Tremendous Leadership at https://tremendousleadership.com/

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Quotes from Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“The greatest challenge in life is to stop acting like a man and start being on.”

“There are people in America who burn their lives out for a title, only not to know what to do with it when they get it.”

“Everyone has a responsibility to lead something.”

“The price of leadership begins with a thing called loneliness.”

“Most people never figure out that most people are lonely.”

“You’re born lonely, because God never wants you to rely on anybody but him.”

“Until you make decisions the way you breathe, you aren’t living.”

“Make a decision, make it yours, and die by it.”

“Every day’s a new ball game. Getting’ started, getting started.”

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Today’s guest on the Tremendous Leadership podcast is Tony Boquet, sharing with us what it takes to pay the Price of Leadership.

For over 37 years, he has been a leader, mentor, trainer, dynamic storyteller, speaker, and Solutionary in the financial services industry. He recently published his first book through Bush Publishing, “The Bloodline of Wisdom, The Awakening of a Modern Solutionary.”

He is currently a Vice President / Adjunct Instructor at The American College of Financial Services.

Links:

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/themodernsolutionary/

www.modernsolutionary.com

www.theamericancollege.edu

Quotes:

“A lot of times, the loneliness is self-inflicted, but many times will pay off for the student as well as the leader.” – Tony Boquet

“We can only move past abandonment with community.” – Tony Boquet

“Am I leading them into the right place, or will they lead me?” – Tony Boquet

“I was abandoning my team when I thought I was leading. We were hitting all our goals.” – Tony Boquet

“My goal should have been less than their goal.” – Tony Boquet

“Start with a vision, find the motivation, which changes your perspective, then driving you to a new location.” – Tony Boquet

“My vision will be continuously changing because my location will be continuously changing.” – Tony Boquet

“We have to bring everyone to the same location so they can all see the same vision.” – Tony Boquet

“I couldn’t understand why other’s wouldn’t buy what I was selling. I have to plant the visions of the potential negative images of what could happen out of my head and plant them into other people’s minds.” – Tony Boquet

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At Tremendous Leadership, we are proud of the books we have published over the past year including two new life-changing classics, Discipleship, and The 7 Leadership Virtues of Joan of Arc, as well as Mr. Buddy’s Guide to Non-Profit Leadership, Standing Out From the Crowd, and Moving Up: 2020 and Beyond. We walk our authors through the entire process of pagination, cover design, ebook conversion, and explain the complex world of Print on Demand and Bulk Printing. If you’ve wanted to put your own story down in writing, don’t wait another day. Start the process now to change lives outside of your day-to-day interactions for years to come.

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Today’s guest on the Tremendous Leadership podcast is Dr. Rob Harter, sharing with us what it takes to pay the Price of Leadership.

Rob is a nonprofit executive professional with over 25 years of experience in leading and building nonprofit organizations. Rob leads a large, humanitarian nonprofit organization that has a bold vision to serve as a leading networker of community services, and is also the host of the Nonprofit Leadership Podcast. Rob has served and continues to serve on several boards including having served as the Chair of the MLK Jr. Human Rights Commission for Utah. Listen to this episode with Rob for both big picture and daily changes you can implement to be a better leader.

Links:

https://www.ccofpc.org/

https://nonprofitleadershippodcast.org/

https://www.tremendousleadership.com

Quotes:

“I no longer had the time, so I have had to train up other leaders and delegate to them.” – Dr. Rob Harter

“The loneliness grows as you have less access with the people in the organization you used to have.” – Dr. Rob Harter

“You have to be very intentional about who you are investing your time with, and making the most of those opportunities.” – Dr. Rob Harter

“Get good coaching, lean into other leaders who have already done it, and read like crazy.” – Dr. Rob Harter

“You have to create your own finish lines. For the day, for the week, for the month, for the year.” – Dr. Rob Harter

“For the next thirty minutes, I am going to focus on emails, but then I’m going to call it for the day.” – Dr. Rob Harter

“What are the needs? We focus on how to meet those needs.” – Dr. Rob Harter

“Clarity versus certainty is really critical.” – Dr. Rob Harter

“Always be learning.” – Dr. Rob Harter

“You can know the leaders that stop being effective by when they stop reading.” – Dr. Rob Harter

“The more you’re open to learning, the better leader you become.” – Dr. Rob Harter

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Today’s guest on the Tremendous Leadership podcast is Sarah Maddack, sharing with us what it takes to pay the Price of Leadership.

Sarah Maddack spent 5 summers in college knocking on doors, selling books with Southwestern Advantage. She’s now based in Nashville, TN, growing her platform as an entertainer, songwriter, and rapper on the app TikTok, where she promotes emotional intelligence and a positive mindset with her music. Sarah plans to be a full time entertainer by the end of 2020. You will not want to miss Sarah and Tracey nerding out in this episode over their experiences as book girls with Southwestern.

Links:

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https://www.tiktok.com/music/Vitamin-C-6831680648617396226?lang=en

https://www.tiktok.com/@sarah_maddack?lang=en

https://www.instagram.com/sarahmaddack/

https://southwestern.com/

Quotes:

“You have to choose the benefit of the team over your own desires.” – Sarah Maddack

“My purpose in life is to help other people not take themselves so seriously.” – Sarah Maddack

“You get things done by not having a victim mindset.” – Sarah Maddack

“I’m tired, but I’m going to do the work anyways.” – Sarah Maddack

“As a creator what I need to be focused on is adding value to my audience.” – Sarah Maddack

“It would be easy for me to slack off, but I want to feel successful in everything I do.” – Sarah Maddack

“Let your creative energy be based on fun, adding value, and building your brand.” – Sarah Maddack

“When it comes to vision building, it’s always about the very next step.” – Sarah Maddack

“It’s about choosing my brand, character, and morals over the paycheck.” – Sarah Maddack

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This episode of the Throwback Thursday series of the Tremendous Leadership Podcast features Tremendous Leadership founder, Charlie “Tremendous” Jones. Part 3 of 3 segments of Charlie’s speech, “Teenagers and Reading” covers how reading can change your perspective, and change your life.

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Find out more about Charlie “Tremendous” Jones https://tremendousleadership.com/pages/charlie

Find out more about Dr. Tracey Jones at https://www.traceycjones.com/

More about Tremendous Leadership at https://tremendousleadership.com/

Business Inquiries: [email protected]

Quotes:

“The greatest accomplishment in life is making your mother happy. The second greatest accomplishment in life is making your father happy. The third greatest accomplishment in life which may come later, is making your spouse happy.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Memorize one verse a month. Don’t believe the Bible? MEMORIZE IT ANYWAY.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Do not tell people what you think. Quote somebody.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“You are the same today that you’ll be five years from now except for two things; the people you meet and the books you read.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“The best friends you’ll ever have are books.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

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Today’s guest on the Tremendous Leadership podcast is Donna Skell, sharing with us what it takes to pay the Price of Leadership.

Donna Skell serves as Executive Director of the 40-year-old non-profit called Roaring Lambs. Prior to that she and her husband owned a ten million dollar chain of Ladies Health Clubs with over 600 full and part-time employees. She has an international radio show called A Time to Dream and is co-author of four books, called Stories of Roaring Faith, Volumes 1-4. She has been married for 40 years, and besides her husband loves God, people, ministry, and business.

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Quotes:

“Understanding the difference in relationships you must have as a leader can be lonely.” – Donna Skell

“There is always enough time to do the things God wants us to do.” – Donna Skell

“There are always things you can do to maintain your energy.” – Donna Skell

“If I get too wrapped up in the current task, just changing your current task can often help with the weariness.” – Donna Skell

“It’s who you surround yourself with.” – Donna Skell

“To avoid weariness, loneliness, and abandonment, you have to surround yourself with the people who can catch your vision.” – Donna Skell

“I always paint the vision for the month, the year, five years, and for when Jesus comes back.” – Donna Skell

“Everything I’ve learned is to share with someone else.” – Donna Skell

“Find the fun in what you do.” – Donna Skell

“Finding the right team is critical.” – Donna Skell

“Charlie used to carry around a book called ‘The Valley of Vision’ and ask people to read it to him, not for his sake but for theirs.” – Donna Skell

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One of our Tremendous Life-Changing Classics based on a Tremendously sweet figure from Hershey, Pennsylvania is Milton S. Hershey otherwise known as “The Chocolate King.” Milton S. Hershey was an incredible entrepreneur and a philanthropist; his passion for chocolate was matched only by his passion for children and yet he had none. Grew up in a broken household and unable to have children with his wife. Listen and read for yourself a quickly digestible book about the life and passion of Milton S. Hershey.

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Quotes from The 7 Golden Rules of Milton Hershey

I started out with the determination to make a better nickel chocolate bar than any of my competitors made, and I did so.

When I think of the chocolate business and the way it has grown I think it was my mother’s advice that spurred me on and helped me to overcome my obstacles.

As I see it, my success is the result of not being satisfied with mediocrity, and in making the most of my opportunities.

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Today’s guest on the Tremendous Leadership podcast is Bob Burg, sharing with us what it takes to pay the Price of Leadership.

A member of the National Speakers Association and inductee into their Speaker Hall of Fame, Bob Burg is an international bestselling author and one of the world’s elite authorities in the field of relationship marketing and influence. The Go-Giver (coauthored with John David Mann) has sold over 850,000 and created an international movement. His sales classic, Endless Referrals continues to be used as a resource for companies and sales teams throughout the world.

LInks:

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The Price of Leadership https://tremendousleadership.com/products/price-of-leadership-life-changing-classics-volume-xi

Quotes:

“A manager should be called a leader because that’s what they need to be.” - Bob Burg

“You can lead at things, but it doesn’t mean you can lead people.” - Bob Burg

“I describe a system as a process of predictably achieving a goal based on a logical and specific set of ‘how-to’ principles.” - Bob Burg

“At one point I said, if I don’t land something, I need to read the want ads this weekend.” - Bob Burg

“At the end of the day, when all your other work is done, make one more call.” - Bob Burg

“Decide to do the action needed without an attachment to the results.” - Bob Burg

“Overcome weariness by taking the action.” - Bob Burg

“You don’t know what you’re doing will be right, but you know you can make the action to make it right.” - Bob Burg

“I had to learn to only say yes only to the things that were the highest and best use of my time.” - Bob Burg

“The sum total of all of a person’s qualities is how they’re known.” - Bob Burg

“People with a high character tend to stand for something, and we all know where they stand.” - Bob Burg

“Just because you haven’t been abandoned, doesn’t mean you won’t feel like you have been.” - Bob Burg

“Keep things open that should be kept open.” - Bob Burg

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Today’s guest on the Tremendous Leadership podcast is Mark Amtower, sharing with us what it takes to pay the Price of Leadership.

Mark Amtower started Amtower & Company in 1985 as a marketing consultancy focused on Federal contracting and has advised thousands of companies. He is an author (7 books), columnist (11 years) radio host (15 years) Federal News Network, and speaker (over 350 events nationwide) and is among the best known consultants in his market.

LInks:

http://www.linkedin.com/in/markamtower

The Price of Leadership https://tremendousleadership.com/products/price-of-leadership-life-changing-classics-volume-xi

Quotes:

“If the market doesn’t come with you, did you err?” - Mark Amtower

“Fortunately, I wasn’t married when I started my business.” - Mark Amtower

“It takes a while to find a very specific market.” - Mark Amtower

“If you say ‘that should be me there,’ what dues did you pay to deserve that?” - Mark Amtower

“You have to map out your path with relatively attainable goals.” - Mark Amtower

“I don’t do lunch anymore, but I do put on my website my hourly rate and my minimum.” - Mark Amtower

“This isn’t an instant gratification gig; it takes time.” - Mark Amtower

“All the rules are changing, so if you’re not adapting, you’re losing.” - Mark Amtower

“You’re known by the company you keep, so I keep company with people in the business world whom I know, I love, I trust, and are good at what they do.” - Mark Amtower

“It all comes back to one thing. What do people trust about you.” - Mark Amtower

“What’s important at the end of the day is what my wife and kids think of me. Everything else is gravy.” - Mark Amtower

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