I am a husband, father, pastor, communicator, and entrepreneur. With this podcast, I help people become who they were created to be, so they can do what they were created to do, so they can go where they were created to go. I use relevant topics, current events, high-profile and everyday people, advancements in industry, cultural trends, and discover values, principles, and truths to help us serve in diverse leadership capacities.
15: How To Create a Culture of Compassion in Your Business
People are not machines, and should not be treated as such. They should be appreciated and celebrated, and this podcast offers one strategy on how to create a culture that appreciates people, not just their productivity.
15 Oct 2021
14: How To Do It Big Like Disney
The Walt Disney World Resort is celebrating its 50 year anniversary this year, and you know they're doing it BIG! They have a lot to celebrate, and in this episode, join us as we discuss 3 ways the Disney World Resort has been an effective organization, and how we as leaders can do it BIG like Disney.
17 Jan 2020
13: The One Leadership Skill You Need For 2020
There are literally dozens of leadership skills we all need to learn, unlearn, and relearn. In this episode, I share the one leadership skill I believe is necessary to get to the next level in 2020.
31 Dec 2019
12: 3 Things To Clean For A Great 2020
2020 is here, and we should all want to enter the new year with new perspective. Unfortunately, we won't hit the ground running if the ground is cluttered with 2019 mess we didn't clean up and remove. In this episode, I share 3 things we all need to clean for a more impactful 2020.
20 Sept 2019
11: 3 Steps On How to Build Your Leadership Brand
Your leadership brand is your identity. It represents what you do, how you do it, and who you are. In this episode, we describe three steps how you can and should build your leadership brand.
11 Sept 2019
10: 3 Leadership Lessons From Kanye's 'Sunday Service' in Chicago
Kanye West brought his 'Sunday Service' to Chicago, and it created quite a buzz. The service was spiritual, without being churchy. There was no sermon or talk about Jesus, but good vibes were experienced by those who attended. In this episode, I share leadership lessons that I observed from this experience and for our consideration.
13 Jul 2019
9: How To Lead When A Leader Leaves
The most influential industrial designer in the world, just resigned. Jony Ive, the designer of some of the most popular products in the world has resigned from his role as Apple Chief Design Officer. Many in the tech industry are wondering how Apple will regain traction after his departure. Their concern is shared around the world when there is a leadership shift in an organization, a business, a school, or a church. This episode will examine the impact of Jony Ive and offer strategies on how we can continue to lead when leaders leave our organizations.
10 Jun 2019
8: 4 Reasons Why Employers Should Sponsor Employee Vacations
We are taught to arrive to work early, work hard, and stay late. We believe that if we work overtime and fill in the gaps, we may be candidates for promotion. Such a demonstration of high-performance can only be maintained for so long without proper rest. And new trends reflect that employers should invest into the rest and recovery of its high-performing staff so organizational goals can be achieved continuously. In this episode, I offer 4 reasons why employers benefit by sponsoring employee vacations.
28 May 2019
7: 3 Ways How Passion Fueled the Brilliance of John Singleton
John Singleton was a passionate champion of cinema. He directed some of the most epic films of his generation, and their cultural significance will last the test of time. Singleton's creative ingenuity was fueled by his passion for film. This episode will explain how passion fueled Singleton to become one of the best film directors and screen writers in history.
9 May 2019
6: 1 Reason Students Should Face the Blackface
When a handful of Caucasian high school students decided to wear blackface and drive around town, it more than disturbed their African-American peers and many others. The incident drew national attention, and the African-American students decided to march. The peaceful protest angered a few citizens because they felt like students should not be protesting and leaving their classrooms. Although there are many reasons why those students should march against blackface, this episode shares the one significant reason why it is imperative for young people should always face the blackface.
30 Apr 2019
5: 3 Reasons Why Zion Should Go Pro and So Should You
In this episode, basketball phenom Zion Williamson is preparing mentally and physically to leave Duke and college basketball to enter the 2019 NBA Draft. In an interview, Zion gives us one reason why he is ready to go the next level, and his reason is probably why we, as leaders, should also want to go to the next level. Tune in and find out what that reason is.
24 Apr 2019
4: 5 Leadership Thoughts From Tigers' 2019 Masters Victory
Tigers' 2019 Masters victory is an awesome story about redemption that captivated the hearts and minds of golf fans everywhere. Though Tiger has participated in hundreds of interviews during his spectacular golf career, this episode highlights 5 specific quotes that are impactful for leaders seeking and working to make an impact.
24 Apr 2019
3: 3 Ways Leaders Can Avoid Jumping To Conclusions
During the 2019 NBA playoffs, a player was seen on his cell phone during the game while sitting on the bench. TV commentators jumped to conclusions about what he was doing, but jumped to their conclusions too soon. This episode explains 3 ways how leaders can avoid jumping to conclusions and possibly ruining relationships.
24 Apr 2019
2: 3 Benefits Beyonce Brings To Adidas Partnership
Beyonce doesn't need Adidas, but Adidas does need Beyonce. This episode explains 3 benefits of their partnership and what we should also seek in our organizational partnerships.
19 Apr 2019
1: 5 Leadership Principles From Apple Canceling AirPower
Recently, Apple shook the technology community by canceling AirPower, their wireless mobile device charger. This caused shockwaves of disappointment, but this episode will reveal 5 principles for leaders to adapt and adopt as we lead teams and organizations.
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