Jeremy Lopez & Kenny Sexton
The Bucket & the Breakthrough
Podcast is about helping leaders flip disconnection into alignment, engagement, and impact. A collision of purpose, passion and practical business breakthroughs.
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Alignment multiplies clarity 18.05.2026 22:54
A lot of leaders think clarity is the finish line. They have the vision. They have the goals. They have the plan. They know where they want to go. But then Monday comes, and the team is still confused. People are busy, but they are not always moving in the same direction. One department is focused on one thing, another team is focused on something else, and before long, everyone is working hard bu...
2 ROI’s of leadership 13.05.2026 23:05
Most companies are obsessed with ROI. Return on Investment. And they should be. But the problem is, a lot of leaders want a return from investments they were never intentional with in the first place. They invest in training. They invest in software. They invest in consultants. They invest in new programs. They invest in better tools. But if people are disconnected, burned out, unclear, or just ch...
Welcome to The Bucket & The Breakthrough 04.05.2026 4:26
Quick introduction and what this podcast will be about. Excited for those of you taking a listen and joining our journey.
Disconnection the Cost In the Workplace 21.11.2025 30:11
Disconnection costs 8 trillion dollar problem which is 9% of the overall GDP. What is the problem in disconnection and how do we over come this in the workplace?
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