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Sam chats with Jamey about career pivot, leading from her strengths, and the hardest decisions. Sam King is a 27 year-old product management professional in the Austin area. A proud Aggie, she was editor-in-chief for Texas A&M's student newspaper during her time there. Sam was originally interested in a journalism career, but pivoted toward tech and product management after realizing a passion...

Teresa Mackintosh and Jamey chat about eating last, taking risks, and the future of Gen Z. Teresa lives in the Dallas area with her husband, daughter, and son. Teresa has 30 years of experience in accounting, tax, and finance functions. She and was listed four years in a row on DCEO's top 500. An experienced CEO, Teresa now works as a private equity partner with Blue Star Innovation Partners f...

Kristen Ziman joins Jamey to talk optimism, disruption, crisis leadership, and more. Kristen is an author and highly impactful leadership speaker and consultant. She draws on her 30 year career in policing where she blazed trails. She was the first female lieutenant, commander, and police chief at her department. Kristen is the former chief of Aurora, Illinois, where she was chief on watch during...

Can everyone learn to lead? Roy Bethge - a successful #leader - anchors his answer in an early #failure. What happened next changed his course and shaped how he views #leadership, #relationships, and #career. Listen now Rate this episode in Spotify (Remember!) Follow Share with friends! Curious about the #Leaderly app? Follow us on LinkedIn and check out our website. More about Roy Currently Direc...

Drew shares with Jamey his passion for Leaderly and his vision for the future of leader development. Listen now Rate this episode in Spotify (Remember!) Follow Share with friends! Curious about the #Leaderly app? ⁠Follow us on LinkedIn ⁠ and ⁠check out our website. More on Drew Drew Bartkiewicz is the CEO of Leaderly. As a combat veteran and graduate of West Point, Drew draws on his military exper...

Sydney shares with Jamey how life as a student athlete shaped her as a leader, her call to "be a buffalo," and her choice to lead in the midst of racial injustice and pain. Sydney Mukes lives in Orlando, Florida, where she works as a Human Resource Specialist at a Flavor Manufacturing Site for Coca-Cola. She is a proud Tiger, holding both Bachelor and Master's degrees from LSU, where...

Deena and Jamey chat on cross-cultural leadership, curiosity, and learning from failure. Dr. Deena Class called in from her home in North Carolina, where she lives with her husband, their daughter, and the family Aussie Doodle. Deena is a research and strategy leader, and her experience includes support to the VA, DHS, NASA, and the World Bank. Deena's an entrepreneur and recently started the...

Tiffany & Jamey chat about informal leaders, the unpredictable nature of the journey, what to look for in emerging leaders, and more. Tiffany lives near Seattle but is originally from Maine - east coast to west coast. Tiffany was with Starbucks for nearly 25 years, most recently as Vice President of U.S. Distribution. She's also a trained chef and lives with Mike, their kids, and Otis, the...

Dr. King shares candidly about learning to lead in the midst of gender biases; owning failure; and more. Dr. Laura King is a retired police chief and past president of the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police. She is author of "Officer Safety Redefined", part of her passion for wellness, mental health, and preventing suicide. Laura lives in Illinois with her husband, Keith, and her t...

Kris Yagel shares about showing up as a leader, a failure he is growing from, and his exciting work with the Leaderly app. Kris Yagel called in from his home in El Paso, Texas. Kris is a West Point graduate and former officer in the Army's Military Police Corps. He's the founder of Diligent Plans and is also a business development executive with Leaderly. Kris is also known as a gifted spe...

Patricia Greenberg is a Fitness Gourmet, a Nutritionist, Chef and acclaimed author in Aging Well.

Born in 1937, Major James Capers Jr. had a distinguished Marine career, serving in the elite Force Recon unit during the Vietnam War. Breaking barriers as one of the first African American Marine leaders, he earned honors, including a Silver Star, two Bronze Stars with "V" for valor, and three Purple Hearts. Outside of his military duties, Major Capers is known for his steadfast devotion...

Jason is on a mission to inspire people by sharing his story of survival and to empower people to get through life’s most difficult hardships by utilizing the lessons they have already learned throughout their lives and by taking advantage of the strength they already possess inside themselves. A high speed skydiving accident left him in a coma for 8 days and that's where his real trials began...

Dr. Smith is a Licensed Gerontology Social Worker with Synergy HomeCare and an award-winning Alzheimer's and Dementia educator. She has over 20 years of experience working with aging and vulnerable populations. It is so important to learn from and appreciate the more elderly individuals in our lives. Here is some advice on how to make those relationships stronger! ABOUT SYNERGY HOMECARE - The Lead...

Mickey is a twice-deployed veteran who recently published his book, "We Did Not Deserve the Crapper: The prison we entered but never fully '. He gives advice on how other veterans can navigate PTSD and trauma and encourages them to share their own stories.

Logan was told that he would never be able to walk, but that didn’t stop him from trying. At four years old he began training to walk and by the age of 11, he had learned how to walk independently. Logan now competes in para alpine ski racing and began competing at the age of 13. He focuses full-time on being the best he can be on the mountain with the dream of one day competing in the Paralympic...

Sumit is a software engineer, manager, serial entrepreneur, and photographer dedicated to elevating the level of leadership in the world. "Leadership today is like surfing in the ocean. You are either riding a wave or you are under one swallowing salty water. I show leaders how to ride the waves while having fun."

When Kyle was a kid, she was so upset with a children's book plot that included bullying a bully. She had to write to the publisher to inform them of their harmful message. Kyle has learned many lessons over the years about leading, but central to all is being true to yourself and your values.

After serving in the military and working in Corporate America, Roy took a hard turn in his career in search of greater purpose and later retired as police officer. Roy has learned that as a leader you have to read the room and communicate with people where they are. Also, you can help others perform their best if you manage their energy instead of their time.

Leadership isn't just being in charge. Early on, Sammy wouldn't always offer his opinions or points of view. Over time, he's learned that you can lead by speaking up, letting your ideas be heard, and offering advice and mentorship. You don't have to be THE leader, to be A leader.

Over his 35+ years of service and beyond, Albert has found that there will be many leaders within an organization - the technical leaders, the managing leader, the social leaders, and more. The effective leaders will prepare as best they can, so when it's their time to lead, the others will follow them to success. Do your homework daily, and every year you'll have 365 lessons to take forwa...

Lisa always wanted to be a doctor to follow in the great example of physicians from her childhood. Over her career, she found herself taking care of people in ways both in and outside of healthcare. By giving people opportunities, simply picking up the phone, and being an advocate for others, you can show people how much you care. That's how you lead.

Early in Sarah's medical device career, her team actually revolted against her. From that event and many other experiences, Sarah has learned that's okay to fail, you have to create an environment for collaboration, and to take your team members along the ride to success as well. Today, Sarah finds herself mentoring others looking to strengthen the muscle we call leadership.

Over her careers in nursing, pharma, and now in home building, Gwen has learned that leadership can be found anywhere in an organization. You can lead by passing on knowledge and your experience to those around you. You don't realize the great impact you're already having on others.

Gary went from fixing bulldozers in the middle of the jungle to researching ticks and eventually earning his PhD. We as leaders can't do it alone, and Gary has found that good leaders share the credit and achievement, recognizing the hard work of their team members when they deserve it. (Bonus fun fact about ticks included)