Ep. 13 Imperative Qualities for Great Leadership w/ Chase Tolleson

After 3 deployments with the Navy, 8 years of gym ownership, and an incredible amount of personal development work…Chase brings a unique perspective and interpretation of leadership and what’s really important in life. He shares his lessons from failing to take ownership, how he learned about humility, and how to think objectively without attachment. Now…Chase is balancing his business ventures while he eagerly awaits the birth of his daughter. As a person who has a huge hear and truly wants to see his loved ones succeed, he is often referred to as the mystical giant, bringing his powerful energy into every room he enters 28:00 what are some of the qualities you notice in great leadership? 38:00 is there a place for “bad” leadership (taking things personally, anger, not taking ownership) 39:00 Scuba diving learning at 15, diving in the navy 44:00 don’t ever skip the first leg of your flight 46:00 My dad is a retired airline pilot 57:00 Yellowstone Floods (as if we have any control over mother nature) 1:02 Who determines what is fair or unfair? 1:12 Objectivision 1:24 “you’re about to become a father” 1:40 Takeaways Find chase at https://www.chasetolleson.com/  and check out his new album on Spotify -> https://open.spotify.com/album/0mFhXZ7bALOFwTAp7WEAw6?si=nk5BQ-t5Q9SfxMqwKe4RBg . . . And if you know that improving on your leadership skills would help you to grow your business and improve your relationships -> visit MYSUMMIT.ACADEMY/IMPACT and fill out the application for our upcoming Level One Program.