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Ep 81: Seth Godin- The Practice

Ep 81: Seth Godin- The Practice

The extraordinary Seth Godin joins Joe to discuss the importance of focusing on the practice over outcomes, why the process matters, and how we can create buy-in within our organizations. Seth also explains why writing is an important habit to...

Ep 80: Joe Hart- How to Take Command

Ep 80: Joe Hart- How to Take Command

Joe Hart, the President and CEO of Dale Carnegie & Associates, joins the show to discuss his recently published book, Take Command: Find Your Inner Strength, Build Enduring Relationships, and Live the Life You Want.  Joe and Joe talk about the...

Perception is Reality, But is it?

Perception is Reality, But is it?

by M. Chris Wingate Perception is reality. We’ve all heard this phrase; and most of us have likely used it at some point in time. When leaders use the phrase “perception is reality” they are likely making assumptions about others without taking the...

Running the Race, Real-Time Resilience

Running the Race, Real-Time Resilience

by Caleb Miller The Olympic runner Eric Liddell, of Chariots of Fire fame, would say that “he felt God’s pleasure” when he ran. I have no idea what he is talking about.  I’ve always hated running. I’m not bad at it – that doesn’t mean I...

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More Leaders Need to Get Punched in the Face

  By Michael S. Burke “Kick his ass!” was one of the multiple jeers I heard through the litany of booing as I stepped on the mat at Dragoon Fight Night, the 2d Cavalry Regiment’s combative showcase.  A few weeks prior, I had posted a video on...

How President Eisenhower Made Decisions

I recently finished How Ike Led: The Principles Behind Eisenhower’s Biggest Decisions by Susan Eisenhower. The book examines who Eisenhower was as a person and a leader through the decisions he made beginning with his time as Supreme Allied...

Own Your Development

By Joe Byerly There’s a great fictional scene from Steven Pressfield’s Virtues of War. A young Alexander III of Macedon (“The Great” would be added much later) arrives at the royal riding school and observes another boy riding a horse. He stands in...

How to Quit Fighting with Your Higher HQ

By: Michael S. Burke “What is headquarters thinking?  Don’t they know we have training calendars and are short personnel? When I’m at that level I will make sure this doesn’t happen!”  At some point in your Army career, the headquarters blame game...

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