Lead The Fine Print

In this episode of Lead The Fine Print , T.J. Holloway challenges listeners to rethink what it truly takes to achieve meaningful success. Drawing from years of experience as a leadership consultant, coach, educator, and researcher, he explains why many people fall short of their goals, not because they lack talent, intelligence, or opportunity, but because they never become serious enough about th...

In this episode of Lead The Fine Print , Dewey Hasbrouck shares a leadership journey shaped by unexpected pivots, personal challenges, and a return to the hospitality industry later in life. From navigating a career path that never quite felt like his own to starting over and building restaurants rooted in community, Dewey reflects on what it means to lead with intention rather than control. He di...

In this episode of Lead The Fine Print , Rodney Verrill, reflects on a career that began behind the scenes in broadcast production and evolved into a lifelong commitment to developing the next generation of professionals. From directing live television in high pressure environments to helping build educational programs that prepare students for the realities of the industry, Rodney shares how lead...

In this episode, Michelle Simpson reflects on a leadership journey that began with a bold leap of faith and evolved into a deeply human approach to coaching and administration. From arriving in the US at 18 years old with little more than curiosity and confidence, to shaping team cultures grounded in joy, connection, and self awareness, Michelle shares how her philosophy of leadership was formed t...

In this episode of Lead the Fine Print, Dustin Smiley reflects on leadership shaped through relationships, not rank. Drawing from his experience in the military and flying for LifeFlight, Dustin shares how effective leadership is less about individual expertise and more about building teams that know, trust, and support one another. Rather than focusing on moments of crisis, the conversation cente...

In this episode of Lead the Fine Print, Suzanne Carver shares the quiet leadership journey behind her debut novel, Flight Path . Trained as a social worker, longtime massage therapist, writer, and coach, Suzanne reflects on the years spent writing, rewriting, being rejected, and ultimately choosing to publish on her own terms. This conversation explores what it means to stop waiting for permission...

In this episode of Lead the Fine Print, Renee Ouellette reflects on a leadership journey shaped not by ambition for titles, but by trust, listening, and care for others. From early assumptions that leadership meant being “the boss” to discovering her strength as a steady, behind the scenes presence, Renee offers a thoughtful perspective on what leadership really looks like over time. Together, we...

In this episode, Patrick Gaetani traces a leadership journey shaped less by titles and more by relationships, resilience, and a commitment to giving back. Patrick reflects on the unexpected path that led him from Enterprise training programs to food distribution and eventually into insurance, with each chapter marked by mentors, chance encounters, and the kind of connections that quietly shape a c...

In this conversation, Amanda Cummings shares an honest look at how real leadership takes shape long before a title. She reflects on growing up as the underdog in sports, developing a relentless work ethic, and watching her father model fairness and respect in every situation. Amanda discusses the quiet shift from follower to leader, the confidence she gained through coaching, and the moments in he...

In this episode, Julian Rounds shares a leadership journey that spans kitchens, military service, air traffic control, and consulting. He talks about growing up with limited direction, finding structure in the Air Force, and discovering that the most capable person in the room is not always the true leader. Julian reflects on the high pressure world of air traffic control, the impact of shift work...

In this episode, Courtney Brehaut shares how her leadership philosophy transformed as she moved from managing day to day tasks to intentionally developing the people around her. Drawing on experiences that span nursing school, pharmaceutical sales, and community banking, Courtney describes the moment she realized that doing the work herself was limiting both her growth and her team’s potential. Sh...