CAPE Lead

This episode discusses practical examples of being a good dude that took place over my last 36 hours of traveling.

This episode discusses my many thank you’s from my trip to South Korea, and addresses our understanding of love as it relates to leadership.

This episode discusses what we can do when someone is trying to control our awesomeness, and we also discuss our understanding of the word luck, and how we can make our own luck.

This episode discusses my appreciation for everyone out there who does their job quietly, that doesn’t get much recognition, but whose efforts are vital to the success of their organizations.

This episode discusses expectations, and uses the example of our understanding of who could possibly win in this upcoming Super Bowl between the new England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams.

This episode discusses what to do when you and your boss have a difference of opinion.

This episode discusses our understanding of “rank” inside our organization’s hierarchy, and what rank should or shouldn’t allow somebody inside your organization to do.

This episode discusses the use of the word “should,” and also discusses our communication usage of double negatives. This also says thank you to all the listeners, for having downloaded my podcast 10,000 times!

This episode discusses our understanding, and the difference between, motivation and inspiration!

This episode discusses the definition of leadership, as presented by Col John Price.

This episode revisits my definition of expectations, and talks about how we can gain mental peace through our understanding of whether we do or do not have realistic expectations

This episode discuss is my interview with Colonel John Price, Director of Unmanned Aerial Systems at the United States Air Force Academy.

This episode discusses my reviews of TED.com, 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John C Maxwell, and Start with Why by Simon Sinek

This episode re-addresses my thoughts on revolutionary leadership, and what we need to do to understand changes in contemporary models for change management.

This episode discusses the mind set differences between working out and training, and how we understand those concepts in a leadership context.

This episode discusses how we can make our teams more successful by finding “The Yes.”

This episode discusses the friends and teammates that I had back in the mid 90s who made me the leader that I am today.

This episode discusses my desire for you to take a few moments and reflect upon everything that has happened in your life over the past year.

This episode discusses our thoughts of how we communicate, and how we interact with the moral high ground.

This episode discusses building a shared vernacular, reading books for growth, helping people achieve success, and my concept of ”unexpected non-experience.”

This episode discusses the concept of good dude-er-ship, and how to be a good dude or a cool check. It also discusses how private apologies don’t count.

This episode discusses your inner circle, (the people who affect your life), and discusses how you define “being rich,” and how that shapes your lifestyle.

This episode discuss is the difference between doing things that will “cover your ass,” or doing things because that’s what is required to bring something to its natural, awesome conclusion.

In this episode, I ask our listeners to evaluate all the communication that they see in movies and on TV, and evaluate for themselves if those people are really having the conversations that they intend to have.

This episode discusses our enhanced understanding of expectations, and discusses how we can apply our understanding of expectations to leadership and the workplace.