EPISODE · Aug 16, 2026 · 34 MIN
The Secret Behind Teams That Actually Work
from Mind, Money and Medicine · host Dr. Favour
What makes some teams thrive while others struggle even when they have talented people, good resources, and the right intentions?In this episode of Mind, Money & Medicine, I’m joined by David Lengyel, founder of Venture Up, who has spent more than 40 years helping organizations build stronger teams and develop better leaders.David has worked with more than 400,000 participants and 8,000+ groups across Fortune 500 companies, healthcare organizations, military units, government agencies, educational institutions, and small businesses. His unique perspective comes from watching teamwork unfold in real time through hands-on challenges and leadership experiences.In our conversation, David and I explore what truly drives team effectiveness, why communication is at the heart of leadership, how trust is built, and what happens when teams are faced with change and uncertainty.We also look ahead at an increasingly AI-driven workplace and ask an important question: What human skills will become even more valuable as technology continues to evolve?We discuss:* Why some teams succeed while others struggle* The biggest communication mistakes leaders make* How leaders can build trust within their teams* Why communication drives action* Creating a culture of accountability and engagement* Why employees resist change* The human skills AI can’t replace* Leadership lessons from 40 years of working with teamsIf you’re a leader, manager, business owner, HR professional, or simply someone who works as part of a team, this conversation offers practical insights you can apply immediately.For additional resources and leadership insights, visit:https://www.ventureup.com/ Connect with him via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-lengyel-099a2050
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