Today's Antidote

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore why being a Renegade leader matters to organizations. Among the topics they cover: What a Renegade leader is How they inhabit organizations The effects of their leadership

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explain what Renegade leaders are and how their role in organizations can generate great benefits.

The word control conjures many things. While freeing to some it can be paralyzing to others.  Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush discuss a word's value, the word control, and more on this episode of Today's Antidote.

The word "can't" is a killer. It halts any possibility of progress toward achieving our goals.  When we say we can't, we are drawing an imaginary line in the sand in permanent marker.  Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush talk more about this idea on Today's Antidote.

We often think of things as impossible. They are difficult, require us to grow, force us into uncomfortable situations. But isn't that life. Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush bat that idea around on Today's Antidote.

We all know what happens when you assume something and yet sometimes do you have any other choice?  As cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush continue our conversation about a word's value, we will discuss the value of the word "assume" and more on this edition of Today's Antidote.

Can anything be perfect? Tom Brush will share his views on perfect, the word and the idea, on Today's Antidote.

What is a mistake? Are the things you consider a mistake based on the results you expected?  We will discuss a word's value, the word mistake, and more on this episode of Today's Antidote.

In Tom Brush's world, there is no right or wrong. Now you see why I like him. Along with cohost Bob Graham, Tom and Bob explore why right and wrong may limit you on Today's Antidote.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush are digging deeper into the value of words.  Today, we'll look at the word but. This one's going to be interesting. But first, oh, shoot. But if I don't. But wait a second. This episode might be a pain the butt for me because I use but all the time. We'll discuss why it matters on Today's Antidote.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush discuss what they discovered from a week of talking about word choices. Get ready for a little bit of coaching, of comedy and so much more in this last episode of the week.

Some words don't serve us, and cohost Tom Brush here has made it his mission to eliminate some of these words in his speaking.  Cohost Bob Graham hopes to sneak a few of them in just to annoy him. They will dig deeper into that idea on Today's Antidote.

If you think of words like money, certain words have more value. They mean more, they convey more, they have more power. Love and hate for instance.  Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush talk through this idea of the words we value in Today's Antidote.

Our words are important clues to how we see the world. Words that resonate with our audience, whoever that is, will create more opportunities.  This week cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush are going to explore word choices, starting with Today's Antidote.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush share their discoveries from a week of discussions about judging ourselves.

Do you believe that if you judge yourself you will find all the answers you seek?  Without feedback from others how can you gain new knowledge, experience, and perspective.  Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore judging ourselves, when we get it wrong and more on this episode of Today's Antidote.

We tend to get conflicting information when we ask others for feedback so it's often safer to just judge ourselves by our own standards. But those standards are often way too high for the world we live in.  Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush discuss all that and more on Today's Antidote.

When we judge ourselves, we limit ourselves. We usually don't recognize it or realize its effects, but they can be huge.  Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush discuss those effects and how to combat them on Today's Antidote.

There may be no bigger critic of your efforts than you. It is so easy to judge yourself and everything you do.  Yet, what does it really mean to judge ourselves?  Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore judging ourselves, what it means, and more on this episode of Today's Antidote.

How often do you look back on what your discovered during the week?  Taking the time to do that can have an impact on what is now real for you.  After spending the week talking about caring, cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush share discoveries of the week and more on this edition of Today's Antidote.

If we care too much, things can get complicated. We can't be honest or we can't provide what we need effectively.  Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore when and why this happens and give you some tips to avoid it on Today's Antidote.

When we show we care, we can deepen the bond we have with our customers and employees.  And it doesn't take a whole lot of effort.  Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore some simple ways to show you care and why it benefits you and your organization on Today's Antidote.

Who wants to work with someone who doesn't care? Our level of care for our customers and employees can say a lot about us. Cohosts Bob Graham and Brendan McAdams discuss why caring matters on Today's Antidote.

Caring about your customers or employees can be a slippery slope.  Caring can make it hard to have tough discussions or raise prices.  Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush start a weeklong discussion looking at lots of different facets and effects of caring.  Today they explore what caring means and more on this edition of Today's Antidote.

Both cohosts, Bob Graham and Tom Brush, make big discoveries around how we can share our resources.  Check out their lessons learned in this episode.