Leading Lubbock

Ruben and his new co-host, Ryan Harris, sit down for a candid conversation about what’s next for Leading Lubbock. Together, they reflect on the journey of Season One — forty stories of leadership, purpose, and transformation — and share the heart behind Season Two. The episode covers lessons learned, the power of stories, the importance of leading in both mountains and valleys, and the exciting new direction of the show. It’s a transparent look behind the scenes, full of gratitude, laughter, and anticipation for what’s to come.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, Ruben sits down with Dr. Julie Hubik, founder of Cornerstone Audiology. For over 18 years, Julie has built a thriving practice rooted in care, compassion, and hospitality while balancing life as a wife, mom, and leader in the Lubbock community.Julie shares her journey from starting Cornerstone as a “one-woman band” to leading a 14-person team, the lessons she’s learned about communication, core values, and navigating trials, and how hospitality and generosity can transform leadership. She also opens up about learning through challenges, the importance of surrounding yourself with mentors, and how her faith and family keep her grounded.Julie’s book recommendation, Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara, ties perfectly into her leadership style—serving others with more than they expect.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, Ruben sits down with Cade Fowler, Executive Officer of the Lubbock Association of REALTORS®. Cade reflects on his 20+ years of leadership, from his early days in key services to guiding one of West Texas’s largest trade associations. He shares how listening more than speaking, guiding with guardrails, and building trust have shaped his leadership. Cade also opens up about navigating change in the MLS, raising two boys with his wife Leslie, and how lessons from parenting often mirror leadership at the Association. His book recommendation, Start with Why by Simon Sinek, reminds us that purpose fuels both organizations and people.

Jeanna Roach is the CEO of Betenbough Companies, leading several organizations and over 400 team members with a clear Kingdom-driven purpose. In this episode, Jeanna shares her journey from public relations in Dallas to finding deep transformation through leadership, faith, and humility at Betenbough Homes. We talk about emotional intelligence, the power of love and truth in leadership, raising teenagers, navigating identity as a female executive, and the legacy of founders Rick and Ron Betenbough. Jeanna’s story is full of wisdom, vulnerability, and insight for anyone desiring to lead with purpose.

Matt Moreland is a fourth-generation entrepreneur living in Lubbock. He farms nearly 1,000 acres of vineyards with his company Texas Vine Country, helps operate his family winery FermForge/Viñador, and works as a commercial real estate agent with Duncan Realty Group. In this episode, Matt shares about building family-run businesses, fatherhood, faith, and how intentional leadership shows up in his life. From running numbers in real estate to planting grapes in West Texas soil, Matt opens up about what it means to build bridges for those who come after you. Thoughtful, steady, and grounded, this is a conversation about legacy, faith, and living on purpose.

In this energizing episode, Ruben sits down with keynote speaker, consultant, and executive coach LeAnne Lagasse to explore what leadership looks like when we lean into our natural strengths. LeAnne shares how she helps organizations boost employee engagement, equip managers, and retain top talent by using strategic communication and strengths-based approaches. They unpack the myths of charismatic leadership, the importance of self-awareness, the impact of employee engagement on business outcomes, and how leaders can create meaningful change—without changing who they are. LeAnne also gives a behind-the-scenes look at her upcoming book on closing the gap between how leaders see themselves and how their teams experience them. Whether you’re a seasoned executive or leading at home, this episode offers powerful insights for every leader.

Emma Clawson, a senior at Shallowater High School and future New Mexico State volleyball player, joins Ruben to share what she’s learning about leadership, encouragement, and trusting God’s plan. Emma opens up about her transition to a new school, her leadership roles in sports and student organizations, and how her younger brother and teammates have shaped her growth. She offers thoughtful insights on listening deeply, leading through presence rather than volume, and how she hopes to carry those values into her future career in medicine. This episode is a refreshing reminder that leadership starts with paying attention—and often, it’s the quiet strength that makes the biggest impact.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, Ruben sits down with Steve Gomez, head coach of LCU Women’s Basketball. With three national championships and decades of coaching experience, Steve shares leadership wisdom rooted in humility, service, and investing in people. He talks about the unique dynamics of coaching women, the importance of consistency in leadership, and the perspective-shifting power of remembering life’s brevity. Steve’s stories and insights offer a refreshing reminder that true leadership is less about self-importance and more about steady, faithful service to others.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, Ruben Trujillo sits down with Cal Zant, President of Betenbough Homes, to discuss leadership marked by humility, authenticity, and a heart for others to flourish. Cal shares powerful stories from his journey—including overcoming addiction, the importance of small-team leadership, and the transformative power of vulnerability. He also unpacks how Betenbough Homes scaled from 600 to 2,000 homes a year without losing their culture and why he believes leadership is about responsibility, not power. This episode is full of hope, faith, and practical wisdom for anyone looking to lead from a place of rest and reliance on God.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, I sit down with Todd Duncan—head coach of LCU Men’s Basketball and a man whose leadership runs far deeper than the court. With 30 years of coaching experience and a powerful story of perseverance, Todd shares how trust, intentionality, and adversity shape both his team and his personal life. From being told he wasn’t good enough to play college basketball to becoming a decorated coach and Hall of Famer, Todd’s journey is marked by grit and grace. We also talk about what it means to raise a family of leaders, learning from loss, and the lasting power of influence.

In this episode, Ruben sits down with Jef Conn—commercial broker, past chairman of Texas REALTORS®, and systems-minded leader—for a masterclass in intentional leadership. Jef shares how a simple “yes” to getting involved opened doors to statewide influence, how to create organized chaos to build systems that last, and why thinking bigger starts with changing how you talk to yourself. From thank-you cards to national impact, Jef’s story is packed with practical wisdom, real-life discipline, and a few solid laughs along the way.This one is for the doers, the dreamers, and anyone who knows they’re capable of more—but needs a nudge on how to get there.

In this powerful episode, Holly Betenbough shares her deeply personal journey of co-founding Betenbough Homes alongside her late husband Rick, and how heartbreak, humility, and faith reshaped her understanding of leadership. From publicly walking through family struggles to building a workplace culture rooted in kingdom values, Holly speaks with authenticity about what it means to lead from identity, not insecurity. We talk about raising leaders, letting go of fear, living out of purpose, and the beauty of being fully present in people’s lives. This one is rich with wisdom, grace, and redemption.

Jackson Lindgren—home inspector, husband, and father—joins the show for a raw and thoughtful conversation on what it really means to lead in everyday life. From navigating hard conversations in business to instigating change at home, Jackson shares how responsibility, consistency, and humility have shaped his view of leadership.We talk about parenting, faith, personal growth, and the power of showing up even when you don’t feel like it. Jackson also shares the books that have formed his mindset, including a powerful breakdown of Amusing Ourselves to Death, and leaves us with a definition of leadership you won’t forget.Whether you’re in a season of growth or trying to get back on track, this episode offers perspective, challenge, and encouragement.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, I sit down with Kalee Rich—wife, mom of three, and Sales Director at Betenbough Homes—for a conversation full of wisdom, warmth, and practical leadership insight. Kalee shares how her view of leadership has transformed over time, why loving correction matters, and how prayer, presence, and attentiveness shape how she leads both at work and at home. We talk about what it means to steward people with care, the challenges of saying no, and why slowing down to hear from the Lord is one of the most powerful things a leader can do. Plus, we dive into Sacred Pace, her favorite book right now, and why its message is so timely for today’s leaders.

Rich Eberhardt has spent nearly three decades shaping the Lubbock real estate community—not just through transactions, but through leadership, mentorship, and service. In this episode, Rich shares the lessons that have guided him: from learning to listen before leading, to the importance of team decision-making, and how humility changes everything. We talk real estate then and now, how to stay steady through seasons of change, and what it really means to lead well. Whether you’re in the business or just navigating leadership in your own life, this conversation is packed with wisdom and warmth.

What does it mean to lead without putting on a mask? In this episode, mortgage lender and soon-to-be mom Whitney Chaney shares how she shows up as the same person—at home, at work, and with clients—by staying rooted in character and adapting with intention.We talk about the power of having a personal board of directors, how tough love and self-awareness shape leadership, and why time blocking isn’t just about productivity—it’s how you protect what matters most.Whitney’s blend of honesty, structure, and humility makes this conversation both practical and deeply encouraging for anyone trying to lead with purpose in every area of life.

What does it mean to lead with strength, humility, and trust in others? In this episode, we sit down with Michelle McCord, Superintendent of Frenship ISD, to explore a leadership journey rooted in servant-hearted influence and grounded faith. Michelle shares lessons from over a decade of leading a fast-growing school district, the power of empowering others, the loneliness that can come with leadership, and why “letting go of the pieces” might be the most important shift leaders can make.We talk about the difference between being alone and being lonely, why gentleness is a radical act in a culture of outrage, and how biblical truths and sticky-noted pages continue to anchor her through the highs and lows of leadership.

Audra Baldwin wears many hats—wife, mom of four, real estate agent, growth advisor, and leveraged agent coach. But at the core of all she does is one driving mission: to love people well. In this episode, Audra and I talk about servant leadership, calling out the greatness in others, and the power of asking good questions.We also dive into practical rhythms—like time blocking, personal growth, and balancing ambition with family. Her perspective on identity, purpose, and living in your sweet spot will leave you both grounded and inspired.Whether you’re building a business, raising a family, or figuring out your next step, this conversation is a reminder that you’re made for more—and that leading well starts with being fully yourself.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, we sit down with Mackenzie Dean — Director of Worship and Production at Redeemer Church — for a conversation that’s as grounded as it is inspiring. Mackenzie opens up about her journey from proving herself in leadership to learning how to lead with clarity, humility, and purpose.She shares powerful insights on embracing your strengths, letting go of comparison, and leading others by building a culture of intentionality. From the stage to behind the scenes, Mackenzie’s perspective is honest, wise, and refreshingly real.Whether you’re leading a team, a family, or just figuring out your next step — this one will hit home.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, Dr. Amy Thompson, Chief Executive of Covenant Health’s Lubbock Service Area, joins Ruben for a powerful conversation about leadership that’s honest, humble, and deeply personal.Amy shares her journey from pediatric medicine to executive leadership, reflecting on moments when she felt completely unprepared—and how those exact moments became the ones that shaped her most. She talks about building culture through vulnerability, creating strong and balanced teams, and leading through crisis with conviction and faith.You’ll also hear the story of how she and her husband, Dusty, stepped into unexpected parenthood early in their marriage, raising his younger brother through one of the most formative seasons of their lives.Whether you’re in the boardroom or the locker room, this episode is full of insight on what it means to lead well, love deeply, and grow through challenge.

Emily Herring, COO and co-founder of True Title Partners, joins us to talk about the power of leading with compassion, building healthy culture, and staying curious in every season. Emily shares her journey from grassroots leadership to overseeing eight thriving offices across Texas and New Mexico — and the personal experiences that have shaped the way she leads today. We dive into the importance of self-reflection, leading from behind the scenes, and why understanding the whole person matters in business and life. This conversation is full of wisdom, humility, and real-world encouragement for anyone looking to lead with greater heart and purpose.

In this episode, I sit down with my friend and business partner, Tanner Dean, for a real and honest conversation about leadership — not as a title, but as a posture.We talk about walking alongside others, sacrificing personal comfort for the good of the team, and learning to lead through failure, family, and faith.Tanner shares how his view of leadership has been shaped over time, and how the best lessons are often learned in the trenches.This one is packed with heart, perspective, and quiet strength.

Michalea Perez is the Operating Director of Cornerstone Caregiving, a leader whose life speaks louder than any title. In this heartfelt episode, Michalea shares her journey from a decade at Betenbough Homes to launching a company built on honoring seniors and equipping teams with clarity, love, and purpose.We talk about raising godly sons, establishing rhythms of discipline, and embracing who God created you to be — without comparison or compromise. Michalea’s story is a masterclass in servant leadership, quiet courage, and the ripple effects of showing up fully, both at home and in the workplace.Whether you’re leading a business, a family, or just trying to lead yourself well—this conversation will move you.

At just 20 years old, Texas Tech offensive lineman Jurrien Loftin brings a depth of wisdom that’s rare at any age. In this episode, Jurrien unpacks what real leadership looks like—grounded in humility, fueled by healthy competition, and focused on lifting others higher. He shares powerful stories about overcoming a major knee injury, finding his identity beyond football, and the lesson that changed how he shows up every day: learn every name in the building.Whether he’s talking about being a “force multiplier,” navigating hard seasons through faith, or defining success as turning others toward Christ, Jurrien’s words are packed with purpose. This is a conversation about legacy, leadership, and living with intentionality—on the field and far beyond it.

Lily Scarborough, a junior at Kingdom Preparatory Academy, joins the podcast to share how she’s learning to lead with humility, consistency, and a heart for others. As a two-time volleyball captain, Academic All-State athlete, and active community servant, Lily reflects on what it means to be a servant leader — showing up, building others up, and putting Christ at the center.In this conversation, we talk about the difference between positional and relational leadership, how intentional conversations at home shaped her values, and why small moments of encouragement can make a lasting impact. Lily also shares her dream of becoming a child life specialist and how her love for kids, fly fishing, and faith have helped shape her purpose.Her story is a reminder that leadership isn’t defined by age or position, but by presence, character, and the way we choose to reflect Christ in everyday life.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, we sit down with Jacky Howard, owner of JHoward Realty and a respected leader in the Lubbock real estate community. Jacky shares his journey from a career in music and the food business to becoming a successful realtor and community leader. We dive into his passion for servant leadership, the lessons he's learned through years of balancing business, family, and his role at the Lubbock Association of Realtors, and how his faith has shaped his approach to leading with purpose.Jacky emphasizes the power of leading by example, getting involved alongside his team, and the importance of listening to truly understand others. Whether you're leading a business, a family, or just looking to grow in your leadership skills, Jacky's story will inspire you to roll up your sleeves and lead from the front.Tune in for an insightful conversation about perseverance, intentionality, and the transformative impact of servant leadership.

This week on Leading Lubbock, Ruben sits down with Mark Murray—co-founder of Reside Real Estate and True Title—for a powerful conversation on leadership that begins in the unseen places. From organizing disaster relief to building businesses with an open-hand mindset, Mark shares how he leads with humility, prioritizes his family, and intentionally lives a "light and easy" life rooted in faith.They dive into practical rhythms like doing hard things on purpose, the gift of failure, the cost of comparison, and how to let others take center stage as leaders. Whether you're building a company, raising a family, or learning to slow down in a busy world, this episode will challenge and inspire you to lead from a deeper place.💡 Featured Book: Essentialism by Greg McKeown🗣️ Quote to remember: “If it’s not a clear yes, it’s a clear no.”

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, we sit down with Ben Lashaway—a 20-year-old student leader at Texas Tech University who’s already making an impact far beyond the classroom. As a Redeemer College Leader, Vice President of the Real Estate Organization, fraternity chaplain, and Dean’s Student Council member, Ben leads with purpose, humility, and an unwavering commitment to consistency.We dive into how Ben’s view of leadership has evolved—from chasing personal achievement in high school to embracing servant leadership rooted in his faith. He shares powerful insights on being the same person in every room, why consistency builds trust, and how losing his mom shaped his urgency to love people and live with intention.Ben’s story reminds us that leadership isn’t about titles or positions—it’s about showing up, caring deeply, and helping others grow. Whether you’re a young leader or seasoned pro, this conversation will challenge and inspire you.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, I sit down with Doug Duncan, leader of the Duncan Realty Group, husband, father, and someone I’ve admired for years. Doug opens up about his leadership journey—from stepping into leadership at 27 with a “me-first” mindset to learning that true leadership is about helping others win. We talk about his team’s $43 million year, the lessons from starting a business during COVID, and how his faith transformed his approach to leadership.Doug gets candid about the pressures leaders carry, the importance of staying motivated, and how the small, consistent actions over time make the biggest impact. We explore the balance between certainty and teachability, how to lead with humility, and the powerful legacy left by his father.You’ll hear practical advice on leading your team, how to avoid burnout, and why serving others for the rest of your life might be the ultimate leadership mantra. Whether you lead a business, a family, or just want to grow in your influence, this conversation will inspire you to lead with purpose, consistency, and heart.

In this episode, Ruben Trujillo sits down with best-selling author, speaker, and encourager Bob Goff for an insightful conversation on leadership, identity, and the power of showing up for others. Bob shares his journey from lawyer to author and humanitarian, unpacking how leadership constantly evolves and how curiosity, love, and whimsy can transform the way we engage with the world.Together, they explore the deep questions that shape our lives—questions about self-worth, purpose, and the fears that hold us back. Bob challenges us to rethink the invisible rules we’ve made for ourselves, embrace strategic whimsy, and lead not from a place of status but from a heart of service. With his signature humor and wisdom, he reminds us that leadership isn’t about a title but about how we show up for the people around us—whether they’re in a boardroom, a tire shop, or across the dinner table.Tune in for an episode filled with practical encouragement, laughter, and a reminder that you are wanted, you are enough, and you have something valuable to offer the world.

In Episode 11 of Leading Lubbock, Ruben sits down with Michael Hutton—broker-owner of West Sage Realty and 2024 President of the Lubbock Association of Realtors—to explore what it means to lead with authenticity, grace, and resilience. Michael shares his journey through seasons of leadership, including guiding the Lubbock Association of Realtors through significant changes, leading the Lions Club during the pandemic, and navigating personal tragedy with strength and faith. From reflections on authentic leadership to embracing the discipline of stillness and the power of focusing on others, this conversation is packed with wisdom, vulnerability, and insight. Whether you’re leading in business, family, or community, Michael’s story will inspire you to lead with purpose, groundedness, and compassion—even in life’s hardest seasons.

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, Ruben sits down with Dusty Thompson, pastor at Redeemer Lubbock, to discuss leadership, faith, and the challenges of guiding both an organization and a family. Dusty shares his journey—from early struggles in ministry to leading a growing church—offering insights into the power of vision, resilience, and the importance of knowing where you're going before leading others.Together, they explore the balance of leadership in work and home life, the evolution of influence over time, and why true leadership requires perseverance. Dusty also reflects on how facing hardships has shaped his perspective and why investing in the next generation of leaders is a key part of his mission.Tune in for an inspiring conversation about navigating leadership with purpose, embracing challenges, and staying committed to the journey—even when the path gets tough.

In this episode ofLeading Lubbock, we sit down with Holly Duncan, CEO of Park Ridge, to explore the essence of leadership through the lens of open-handedness and servant leadership. Holly shares her journey of stepping into leadership at a young age, the lessons she's learned along the way, and how she balances the tension between planning and allowing room for the unexpected.We dive deep into the importance of being fully present, leading with intentionality, and ensuring that projects never take precedence over people. Holly discusses the value of mentorship, the power of seasons in leadership, and the significance of keeping the right priorities—whether in the workplace, at home, or within the community.She also shares wisdom from her favorite books, includingAtomic Habits, and discusses how small, intentional changes can lead to significant transformation in leadership and life. From personal growth to organizational impact, this episode is packed with insights on how to lead effectively with humility, faith, and purpose.Join us for an inspiring conversation that will challenge and encourage you to approach leadership with an open heart and open hands. Tune in now and take your leadership to the next level!

In this episode of Leading Lubbock, Ruben Trujillo sits down with Tim Minix to explore what it means to be a leader who empowers others to think differently, take meaningful action, and achieve their goals. Drawing from timeless leadership principles and personal experiences, Tim shares how his journey has been shaped by influence, failure, and the pursuit of purpose. Discover how effective leadership isn’t about control but about inspiring others to unlock their potential and achieve their dreams. With lessons from John Maxwell, Gary Keller, and other thought leaders, Tim offers actionable insights on building habits, leading with intention, and creating lasting impact—whether in business, family, or personal growth. If you’re looking for inspiration to lead with purpose and help others succeed, this episode is a must-listen!

In this inspiring episode of Leading Lubbock, we sit down with Ed Wentz, an orthodontist and community leader, to explore his decades-long journey of leadership, faith, and family. From pivotal lessons in his career to heartfelt moments of mentorship, Ed shares wisdom that has shaped his approach to leadership.Discover the impact of "taking care of your troops"—a philosophy passed down from Ed’s father, "The Colonel"—and learn how consistent, small practices, like morning Proverbs with family and meaningful connections with others, create a lasting legacy. Ed reflects on the power of humility, the importance of relationships, and how shifting focus from “where you want to go” to “where God wants you to be” can transform leadership.Whether you're a seasoned leader or just beginning your journey, Ed's insights on ownership, perspective, and faith will leave you inspired to lead with intention and care.Tune in and find out what it truly means to lead with purpose and care.

🎙️ This inspiring episode of Leading Lubbock features Luke Arrington, an 18-year-old standout leader at his school and on his football team. Luke shares his journey of stepping into leadership under challenging circumstances, learning to lead with faith, hope, and perseverance in the face of adversity. From knowing the audience you're leading to fostering encouragement and confidence, Luke offers invaluable insights on what it takes to connect deeply with those you guide. He emphasizes the importance of leaving a legacy of leadership, grounded in biblical principles that have profoundly shaped his life. Join us for a heartfelt and motivational conversation with this remarkable young leader as he shares how he’s making an impact now and preparing to lead for a lifetime. You’ll walk away encouraged, inspired, and ready to grow as a leader in your own community. ✨ Insight, faith, and wisdom—straight from the next generation of leaders. Don’t miss it!

In this inspiring episode of Leading Lubbock, I sit down with Tara Newton to explore the heart of effective leadership. We discuss how great leaders, like Jesus, are masterful storytellers and the power of leading through service and prayer. Tara shares her insights on building intentional habits, embracing vulnerability, and learning through life's challenges. We dive into the importance of waking up early, controlling the margins of your life, and staying grounded in Truth—whatever God says we are is what we can trust. Tara also unpacks how leaders can allow themselves to be led, balancing love and respect, and living beyond the pursuit of accolades. We’ll also discuss her thoughts on the transformative book The Traveler’s Gift and the role of positive affirmations in maintaining a leadership mindset. This episode is filled with wisdom for anyone seeking to grow as a leader in both their personal and professional life. Tune in for an authentic conversation that will inspire you to lead with grace, intentionality, and purpose.

In this heartfelt and authentic episode, Garrett Wentz, co-owner of Wentz & Woodrich, shares the wisdom behind his philosophy of Genuine Care—a commitment to earning trust through attention to detail, intentional relationships, and authenticity. Garrett opens up about the power of pausing to focus on the little things that make a big difference, both in eye care and life. With vulnerability, he reflects on his journey through challenges like depression and the importance of having people in your corner. He discusses the transformative practices of journaling, exercise, reading, and listening to uplifting content. Garrett’s insights remind us that care isn’t just a feeling; it’s a gift of time and presence. Tune in for a conversation that will inspire you to slow down, dig deeper, and live with purpose. Plus, don’t miss his book recommendation, Sacred Pace, which offers practical guidance for aligning life and work with your values.

Nine-year-old John Luke Gardner shares his big heart and wise insights in this inspiring podcast. From being a light in the darkness to leading with gentleness and strength, John Luke explores what it means to guide others with kindness and courage. Through heartfelt conversations, he dives into his family's mottos and the daily principles that shape his life. Whether you’re young or young at heart, this podcast will remind you that even the smallest lights can shine the bright in a dark world.

🎙️ Leading by Example with Cole Whisenhunt In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Cole Whisenhunt to explore the power of influence and personal growth. Cole shares how the people around him have shaped his journey and discusses the profound impact of Quiet Strength, a book that redefined his perspective on leadership and resilience. Together, we dive into the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people, embracing failure as a stepping stone, and using your unique influence to lift others. Cole’s insights will encourage you to believe in your potential and inspire others to do the same. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation about finding strength, purpose, and the courage to uplift those around you. 🌟 🎧 Listen now and let Cole’s story remind you that even the quietest strength can have the loudest impact!

In this first episode of Leading Lubbock, we welcome Dr. Kathy Crockett—leadership expert, professional coach, and speaker—who shares powerful insights on what it truly means to lead with courage and intention. Dr. Crockett dives into the difference between being kind vs. being nice, the importance of playing chess, not checkers as a leader, and how curiosity can transform your leadership approach. With decades of experience in leadership development and organizational change, Kathy delivers wisdom you can immediately apply to your life and work. 🎧 Listen now to discover: Why kindness, not niceness, builds trust and growth. How to think strategically and lead intentionally. Why curiosity is a game-changing leadership skill. This is a conversation filled with practical tools, leadership lessons, and stories that inspire. 📍 Start your leadership journey here with Dr. Kathy Crockett.