PODCAST
On My Walk
by Tommy Kiedis
HELPING YOU CAPTURE READING'S "AHA!" MOMENTS SO YOU CAN GROW AND HELP OTHERS
Episodes
-
226 - A Simple, But Powerful Time Management Tool
Sometimes the simplest ideas are the most effective. Here's one of them.
-
What Martha Washington Knew
How Martha Washington won over her detractor, and you can too!
-
#224 The Self-Aware Leader
Self-aware leaders bring out the best in others, their organizations, and even themselves.
-
#223 - Is It Time For "Ruthless Leadership"?
Ethical leaders are "ruthless leaders"! It sounds harsh, UNTIL we understand it.
-
#222 - When Leaders SLOW DOWN!
Speed wins – usually! But not when it comes to this important aspect of leadership.
-
#221 - Forgiveness: The Gift We Give Ourselves
If you are going to be your best, healthiest, and highest performing self, you must forgive.
-
#220 - Who is Your ”Clemmie”?
Every leader needs a “Clemmie” to tell them what nobody else can or will.
-
#219 - The Story Every Teacher and Every Parent Needs to Hear
When I heard the words I’m going to share with you today, I said to myself: every teacher and every parent needs to hear this story.
-
#218 - Why I Read Fiction
Is a work of fiction less valuable because it’s “pretend”? A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and two paragraphs from a multi-million best-seller weigh in!
-
#217 - The Problem With Pragmatic Thinking
Americans are noted, pragmatists. It has served us well at times, but there is a problem with pragmatic thinking. Let’s talk about it.
-
#216 - The Other Side of Brilliance
Having brilliant people around you is great, but is brilliance enough?
-
#215 -The Lesson We’ve Heard A Thousand Times (And Need To Hear Again)
I can’t even whisper the word for fear people will simply tune me out, but there is a lesson from a couple of race car drivers that is worth your time to hear.
-
#214 - Too much oil on your hair
Who tells the President of the United States that his nationally televised speech could have been better if he didn’t have so much oil on his hair?
-
#213 - The Greatest Man I’ve Ever Known
He was the Great Bambino, the Sultan of Swat, the Colossus of Clout. Baseball historian Daniel Okrent said of Babe Ruth “he was Beethoven and Cezanne.” He was the original Natural. And while Babe Ruth influenced people everywhere, but who influenced him?
-
#212 - The Japanese Phrase Every Leader Needs To Know
You do not need to be bi-lingual to be a great leader, but there is a Japanese phrase you really ought to know.
-
#211 - Smart Choice #1
It is not always pretty, and it is not always easy, but all effective leaders do this.
-
#210 - How To Get Payback From Your Reading
There is a payoff for those who read, but sometimes, that payday only comes after some hard work.
-
#209 - Don’t Let The Bitch Sessions Last
Problems are not the problem. The problem is when we try to solve the problem incorrectly!
-
#208 - The Third-Most-Appreciated Quality
A 2011 study ranks this quality as the third-most-appreciated quality in a coach! Let’s talk about it!
-
#207 - How To Fire People Well
How to fire people well. What does that mean? And How do we go about it. Let’s talk about it.
-
#206 - The Need For Speed
Lessons from the App Store: When speed to the market is absolutely essential – and why.
-
#205 - Football Great Ronnie Lott on What Great Coaches Do
The top priority of any manager is . . . . Let’s talk about it!
-
#204 - What Great Managers Do
Operational excellence is the executive’s “must do” in every successful company. But the leadership trait I will share with you today is the very heart of operational excellence.
-
#203 - What Sacrifice Looks Like
If you want to know what sacrifice looks like – real sacrifice (and we need to know), you have to listen to John Adams.
-
#202 - Are You A Coach or a Mentor?
Are you a coach or a mentor? Adam Grant makes a nuanced distinction between the two that I think is worth exploring.
-
#201 - Vision Derision
What do you do when your vision is challenged, critiqued, laughed at … derided? I’d suggest following Sloan’s practice.
-
#200 - The “first thing” the Wright Brothers did
They were under heavy pressure, intense criticism, stiff competition, and frustrating setbacks . . . but that didn’t matter, first things were first things.
-
#199 - The True Test Of Servant Leadership
The real test of leadership is what the leader does when others ask him or her to step aside.
-
#198 - D-Days Unlikely Heroine
One woman who defied the odds and helped save Europe.
-
#197 - Do You See The Tigers Around You?
Do you see the tiger? Are you willing to ride the trike?
-
#196 - Churchill's Most Important Word
Of the five million. words Churchill employed in his public speeches, this one was the most important.
-
#195 - Looking For Great Ideas In All The Wrong Places
When it comes to innovation and ideation, the best ideas often come from the people & places we least expect. So how do we capture these great ideas?
-
#194 - Who Determines The Role Of Women In The Church?
If God allows good to come from a non-ideal situation, is that a stamp of God’s approval?
-
#193 - Why You Must Remember To Remember
If you are going to live wisely in the present, here's why you must remember the past.
-
#192 - The Godfather And Jesus
If you want to bring about change, especially with those who are resistant, you must practice this principle.
-
#191 - And Now An Important Word About Failure!
It is a necessary part of leadership, so why are we so afraid of it?
-
#190 - The Help You Need For Your VUCA World
The world has gone VUCA. That’s okay. God has the help you need.
-
#189 - Is Sex-change The Lobotomy Of The 21st Century?
“The great enemy of the radical transgender movement is science.” Here are some findings that should concern us.
-
#188 - Before You Erase Your Past
We forget history to our own demise.
-
#187 - 6 Reasons Leaders Wimp Out
When faced with difficult decisions, great leaders don’t wimp out.
-
#186 -Rubies In The Backyard
Nations and leaders get better when they dig up the rubies in their backyards.
-
#185 -The Man Who Knew Too Little
Sometimes it when we think we know enough that we are the most dangerous.
-
#184 - The Communicator's 5 Questions
If you have a talk to give, don’t give it until you can say “Yes” to these five questions.
-
#183 - Drucker's Four Appraisal Questions
When it comes to performance appraisals, Peter Drucker asked had four essential questions.
-
#182 - The Third Thing Power Does...
There are three things that power does. Let’s talk about the third one!
-
#181 - Do You Have A Wooden Head?
Wooden-headedness; it’s the downfall of governments and business and people. Do you have a wooden head?
-
#180 - Adams, Jefferson, and the March of Madness
It’s March Madness. It’s the Sweet 16. I’m thinking hoops, our founding fathers, and the Equality Act.
-
#179 - What The Best Decisions Demand
Peter Drucker said, “To make decisions is the specific executive task.” And the best decisions demand this tool.
-
#178- Are You "Top Management"?
Are you “top management”? The answer is not in your title or pay. It is, however, in how you answer one simple question.
-
#177 - The ONE THING Effective Executive Executives Have In Common
Effective executives share one thing in common. That one thing points to one principle every leader must learn to be effective.
We're indexing this podcast's transcripts for the first time — this can take a minute or two. We'll show results as soon as they're ready.
No matches for "" in this podcast's transcripts.
No topics indexed yet for this podcast.
Loading reviews...
ABOUT THIS SHOW
HELPING YOU CAPTURE READING'S "AHA!" MOMENTS SO YOU CAN GROW AND HELP OTHERS
HOSTED BY
Tommy Kiedis
Loading similar podcasts...