Chris McChesney, the Global Practice Leader of Execution for Franklin Covey, has helped pioneer The Four Disciplines of Execution that thousands of companies have adopted around the world to help them set and achieve breakthrough goals. Chris outlines a framework…
How many productive hours a day do you have in you? It’s a more important question than you might think. When I was starting out in leadership, I might have answered that by saying eight or ten. Or twelve. What…
Erin Meyer studied Netflix’s culture and shares the principles behind many of Reed Hasting’s radical ideas that have shaped Netflix’s culture: Why adequate performance gets you a generous severance package, talent density and how an unlimited vacation policy actually works.…
If you took an honest look at the pace that you’re currently living at, could you do it forever? Would you want to? For most people, the answer is no. Fifteen years ago, I thought the answer to that question…
Andy Stanley flips the mic this time on the podcast as he and Carey discuss productivity secrets, what happens to leaders under stress, and what you can do to stop other people from hijacking your priorities. Plus, Andy shares the…
Maybe you’ve heard a few lies about success. Worse, maybe you believed a few. There’s a common thread…sometimes unspoken, sometimes articulated, that suggests that success always has to come at the expense of the deeper or more important things in…
David Allen has taught leaders around the world how to be more productive and find more peace through his Getting Things Done methodology. David covers how to organize your life, declutter your mind and get your brain some rest. He’s…
If you’re like most leaders, the last thing you want to do is burn out. Yet a growing number of leaders are finding themselves doing just that. It’s no longer even just a ‘hey I’m in a mid-life crisis so…
John Mark Comer returns to the podcast to update what’s happening in this cultural moment, why so many people inside and outside the church keep falling for cultural lies about sex, truth, freedom and culture, why the political left and…
The Lazy Genius Way author, Kendra Adachi, is an Enneagram 1 and a former perfectionist who eventually had to give up on the notion that she had to be a genius about everything. She gives practical advice on how to…
If you’re thinking 2021 is a harder year to lead through than 2020 was, you’re right. I think for many leaders—especially church leaders—this year has been even more difficult than last year, despite how excruciating 2020 was. 2020 was brutal.…
Pete Scazzero returns to the podcast to talk about the reasons so many pastors fail, how your platform can easily outgrow your character, and how to develop an interior life that will help you lead a healthy organization and life.…