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One of the amazing things about hosting a podcast, particularly an interview-focused podcast, is the
We need to change our mindset. The phrase “I’m not here to make friends,” is the opposite of how we
When multiple friends reach out to you unsolicited and suggest you consider the same author, you pay
In Knockout Networking, Michael Goldberg provides you with the same lessons he's shared with in
How's the Culture in Your Kingdom? introduces relevant examples, compelling stories, and common
I learned a ton about leadership from hockey's greatest minds, thanks to @CraigCustance. He
This was the missing piece - the icing on the cake - to my already solid calendar and planner system
Alain Hunkins and I discuss his new book Cracking the Leadership Code: Three Secrets to Building Str
Join me as I celebrate seven years of hosting Read to Lead with a way-overdue visit from the one an
Chick-fil-a VP of leadership development, Mark Miller, brings his 'A' game to the Read to
The cofounder and chief branding officer of Red Antler, the branding and marketing company for start
While technically today’s featured book was released in 2019 (December 31 to be exact), I’ve dubbed
If you’re not a big fan of the sound of your own voice, you’re certainly not alone In fact, that opi
One of my favorite people (and not just one of my favorite authors) is this guy! The goofy-acting on
One of the greatest things about creating something like a podcast is the doors it opens, allowing y
Sometimes those in my network will suggest authors for the show they know personally. When this happ
What an honor it is to be asked to participate in the launch of the 30th Anniversary Edition of the
A couple of years ago, I had the tremendous opportunity to speak at a conference attended by about 5
When I first chatted with today’s guest for this week’s episode, a very specific phrase kept coming
One of my favorite things about creating content on a regular basis is the people I’m able to meet a
