Larry Little
RelationShifts
Leadership has become a buzzword. In this podcast, Dr. Larry Little skips the over-used cliches and industry jargon about leadership and digs deep into the moments when real people have been faced with hard decisions about what kind of leader they want to be. Leadership doesn’t happen in the vacuum of an office or boardroom, but in the moments when we strive and fail and try again to show up for our team, our friends, our families, and ourselves. This series will feature personal interviews with leaders from all walks of life, and give you insight into how they showed up in the moments that ma...
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Larry Little
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Jul 7, 2026
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Episodes
Why Vacations Fail: Renew, Don’t Recover 07.07.2026
I've become more convinced than ever that the secret to a great trip isn't the destination... it's the expectations we bring with us. Most vacations don't unravel because of bad weather, delayed flights, or even the occasional wrong turn. They struggle because everyone arrives with a different picture in their mind of what the "perfect vacation" should look like. One person wants adventure. Anothe...
Dad Fully Loaded 15.06.2026
Father's Day is a great reminder that being a dad isn't about being perfect; it's about being present. A father's influence reaches far beyond what he may realize. The conversations, encouragement, life lessons, and everyday moments leave a lasting impact on his children long after they grow up. Dads also bring something unique to the family. They often provide the fun, adventure, and yes, sometim...
Replace the Habits that Hurt Relationships 02.06.2026
Most relationships don’t sour because of one big moment. They slowly drift because of patterns that never change. A sarcastic comment here. A lack of appreciation there. Avoiding hard conversations. Interrupting. Assuming the worst. Being distracted when someone is trying to connect. Over time, these repeated habits create repeated outcomes. The good news? The same principle works in reverse. Heal...
When Generations Collide 26.05.2026
Different generations often see the world through very different lenses. This conversation explores how misinterpretation, assumptions, and communication styles fuel conflict—and how respect, listening, and curiosity can bridge the gap.
LEARNing to Connect 19.05.2026
Connection across generations doesn’t happen by accident. In this conversation, we unpack the LEARN framework and explore practical ways to build trust, understanding, and meaningful relationships with people who think and communicate differently than we do.
Generational Myths 12.05.2026
Have you ever noticed that the people we struggle to understand the most are often the very people we need most in our lives? That’s why I’m excited to announce the release of my new book, Crossing Generational Lines . This book was written to challenge the myth that people from different generations can’t truly connect. In today’s world, too many relationships are divided by age, assumptions, com...
The Truth About Moms 05.05.2026
Take the Little Personality Profile: www.eaglecenterforleadership.com/test Mother’s Day is a time to remember the women who helped shape our lives. Some moms were steady encouragers. Some were strong protectors. Some showed love through sacrifice, hard work, laughter, meals around the table, handwritten notes, or simply by showing up day after day when life was difficult. No mother is perfect, but...
Don’t Avoid These Conversations 14.04.2026
www.eaglecenterforleadership.com/test There are conversations we all know we need to have… but somehow keep putting off. Maybe it’s finally saying what’s been bothering you. Maybe it’s clearing the air, setting a boundary, or stepping into a difficult conversation. What if the very conversations we resist are the ones that unlock connection, trust, and clarity? Consider these shifts: From hinting...
How Personalities Protect Themselves: People-Loving Parrots 24.03.2026
www.eaglecenterforleadership.com/test March Madness is officially underway, and my bracket has already taken several hits. Fun fact: no one has ever completed a perfect March Madness bracket. The odds are so extreme (far worse than being struck by lightning) that it’s considered nearly impossible. We do know that playing good defense helps teams win. And the same is true in relationships. But when...
How Personalities Protect Themselves: Competent Camels 17.03.2026
Strong analytical thinkers bring clarity and stability—but when those strengths turn into over-analysis, correction, or over-explaining, connection can suffer. In this episode, we explore how the “Camel” personality can shift from defensive habits to relational impact by using their strengths in more intentional, connecting ways. www.eaglecenterforleadership.com/test
How Personalities Protect Themselves: Tranquil Turtles 10.03.2026
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How Personalities Protect Themselves: Leading Lions 03.03.2026
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When Personalities Meet Love Languages 10.02.2026
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Emotional Decluttering 03.02.2026
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A MAD Christmas 23.12.2025
’Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the land, Each personality creature had a plan well in hand. The stockings were hung, every detail just right, Each one preparing in their own unique light.
Gravy, Gratitude, and Ground Rules 25.11.2025
Gravy, Gratitude, and Ground Rules. In this lighthearted but practical episode, we talk about how to navigate family gatherings with boundaries, grace, and a whole lot more peace this Thanksgiving.
When Frustration Creeps In 30.10.2025
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The Shadow Side of Personalities 13.10.2025
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The Radio Voice – Turning Down Imposter Syndrome 13.08.2025
Do you know what gets on my last nerve? It’s when someone has expectations that can never be met. I call it perfectionism. We live in a culture of over achievement. There are consequences for those who put irrational expectations on themselves. Studies show that perfectionist people are more likely to experience depression, become more anxious and have a greater level of toxic relationships. That...
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