Becoming Your Best | The Principles of Highly Successful Leaders

On today's show Steve Shallenberger talks to Barry Rassin. Barry was born in London and at three weeks old move to the Bahamas with his family. He went to the U.S. for school. After working earning his MBA in healthcare and working in the U.S  Barry realized he wanted to help make a difference elsewhere. His dad was a surgeon and his mother was a nurse. They had a clinic in Nassau.  So he went to...

On today's episode, Rob Shallenberger talks to Michael Bernoff. Michael is the president and founder of the Human Communications Institute. It comes as no surprise that a big focus of his career is communicating and teaching effective communication skills to others. He's a leader in the personal professional development industry. He works directly with individuals and executive level corporations....

On today's episode Rob reflects on an experience he had in Maui with his daughter. He took his 13 year old daughter scuba diving for the first time. They were in a group of about five people with a private guide. The instructor went through things that each person should know to make sure they're safe. Part of this is how to breathe. The instructor works with his daughter for a minute or two. And...

On today’s episode Steve talks to Mona Amodeo. She is an innovator, and a catalyst for transforming organizations into brands that matter. She's an award winning management strategist and a recognized expert in organizational development and change on a mission to move business to be the best it can be. Her work spans the boundaries of scholarship and practice in the disciplines of branding, commu...

On today’s episode, Steve talks to Rick Miller. As a kid, Rick was really close to his dad. His dad was a personnel guy in the only non-union manufacturer in central Massachusetts. So Rick was accustomed to  sitting around the kitchen table and listening to stories about compensation, communication, and benefits and grievances. The apple does not fall from from the tree. Rick is an unconventional...

On today's episode Rob Shallenberger reflects on a past leadership conference. Feedback he has heard time and time again after these conferences is a request for a personal assessment. This assessment would allow others to get an idea of where they are on their journey success. it would give people any idea of where they are, where they want to go, and what they can do to get there. With this in m...

Steve Shallenberger talks to Kevin Eikenberry. Kevin is the contributing author to The Handbook of Experiential Learning and   Remarkable Leadership. His writing has been published in newspapers, magazines, trade journals, and websites from all around the world. He's worked with Fortune 500 companies, small firms, universities, government agencies, hospitals and more. He's the real deal. On today'...

Steve Shallenberger talks to Will Deane. Will is an east coast guy with a heart for business. As a kid, he always had some kind of operation in the works. In high school, he made fake IDs and mowed lawns. Now as an adult, he works as a digital marketing and e-commerce expert. With the same heart for business from his youth, he has built and scaled several multimillion-dollar businesses. His experi...

On today’s episode, Steve is inspired by his recent trip to Rwanda. The trip reminded him that the influence of a good or bad person can have powerful effects on a person's life, group, community, nation, or world. You might think influence is restricted to a community, or an organizational leader, but that is not the case.  Regardless of your position in life, through influence and leadership, an...

On today’s episode Rob talks to former NBA player, Mark Eaton. You might have heard Mark’s name throughout the years.  He spent 12 seasons with the Utah Jazz team and holds two NBA records for the most blocks in a single season. However Mark's success did not end with the NBA. His post-NBA career continued to be just as successful. His released a book called The Four Commitments of a Winning Team...

On today's episode, Steve talks about his recent trip to Rwanda. In April 1994, a terrible tragedy took place in the country. The events resulted from colonial powers dividing the nation into groups. Two of them were the Hutus and the Tutsis. These two groups not only became factions, but vied for power. Whenever either group was in power it defamed the other. When the Hutus took power they descri...

On today's episode Rob talks to Karen. She is what he calls an ultra-athlete. Karen had a lifelong dream to compete in the Ironman World Championships. During a 28 year period, while climbing the corporate ladder, she held herself back through something called limiting beliefs. Limiting beliefs live in the unconscious mind.  They occur when we say, "Well, I don't have enough money, time, talent, s...

On today's episode, Steve talks about principle number 11 which is to live in peace and balance. Now what this really means is to live a life in such a way that you're at peace so that you can maximize your happiness and joy and life and have a high level of energy and maximize your health and longevity for a long period of time. Some years ago while living in Spain, Steve met one of the founders...

Steve Shallenberger hosts this episode and as it happens to be around the particular time of the 4th of July holidays in the United States of America and actually in some other places in the world, it's a significant day for their respective countries. It celebrates the independence of the United States. It celebrates freedom and liberty and all that it stands for these last few days. The executio...

Leadership is something that is pivotal and transformational in our lives regardless of whether it's applied at an individual level, in our relationships or with our profession and organizations. So this is about everybody. This episode is centered on a quote from Peter Drucker who was considered by many to be the founder of modern management. Here is the quote, "If you can't measure it, you can't...

In this episode of the Becoming Your Best Podcast, Rob interviews special guest Jimmy Rex.  An amazing person, a great friend and one of the best realtors in the world and truly incredible at what he does. Jimmy has been involved with the program called Operation Underground Railroad that rescues child sex slaves. He is just an absolutely remarkable person you'll get a sense for that on this podca...

On today's Becoming Your Best Podcast, Rob speaks to Roya Mattis, whom he met only about three weeks ago. Roya has been very successful with the company, Mary Kay and in order to be successful in that particular world, you need to be an amazing person and one that people love to be around. Roya has an incredible energy which is what prompted Rob to invite her to this podcast. She has this idea abo...

Steve Shallenberger is joined by Richard and Linda Eyre who are both New York Times Best Selling Authors and have appeared on virtually all major national talk shows including Oprah, Today and have seen their books translated into a dozen languages. They write a syndicated weekly newspaper column and currently spend most of their time traveling and speaking to audiences throughout the world on fam...

Rob:           All right well, welcome to our Becoming Your Best podcast listeners wherever you are in the world today. I have a person that we're gonna talk with today who I consider to be one of the most amazing people I've ever met and you'll quickly realize that and as you start to listen to some of his stories and hear some of the background and a little bit about Randy. But let me introduce...

Welcome to our podcast listeners, wherever you might be in the world today. This is Steve Shallenberger, your host with Becoming Your Best, Global Leadership. Think of one of the most amazing books you have ever read!  What sets it apart from all of the others?  Well, it’s the words! And, imagine an incredible speaker or comedian.  Aside from their unique presentation, it is the words that gives t...

Steve: Welcome to all of our Becoming Your Best podcast listeners, where ever you might be in the world today. This is your host Steve Shallenberger and we have a very special guest and friend on our show today and I am as excited as I've ever been to have somebody here. He's wonderful. He’s a one of a kind individual with a life of inspiring others, including me, and helping people all over the w...

Steve:  Welcome To The Becoming Your Best Podcast. This is Steve Shallenberger your host. I’m excited to talk about the subject today. It’s how to stay motivated and 6 Key Actions that you can take to stay highly motivated. As we think about Becoming Your Best and the 12 Principles of Highly Successful Leaders, I’ve been thinking about never giving up, that’s principle #12.  Each one of the Princi...

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