Leadership Episodes

“If you can’t trust your employees, why did you employ them?” - Dr. Toby Travis

“Figure out who you want to be in the end” - Nathaniel A. Turner, JD

“You may not control if you get all the answers right but you can control your readiness.” - Charles Schultz

“Find ways to be powerful and compassionate together.” - Charles Matheus

Even though your past can be painful, it doesn’t have to be your identity.

“Autonomy is one of the underappreciated aspects of well-being.” – Leanne Spencer

“Don’t let your mistakes define your value.” - David Hollenbach III

“It’s important to have the practical with the biblical.” - Chip Nightingale

“When you try to help everyone, you just help yourself right out of business.” - Tonya Eberhart

“We are where time comes from.” – Dana Williams

“We live in such a group-think world that we forget we have to know what our personal happiness is.” – Pamela Gail Johnson

“Humility brings a miraculous life.” – Jeff Elkins

“Getting stuck is inevitable, staying stuck is a choice.” – Frank Zaccari

“To be open is the key to life.” - Dr. Shahrzad Nooravi

“The clearer your dream, the clearer you must go for it.” – Sylvie Plante

“If you want to be successful in business or in life, you have to be successful in cultivating your professional and personal relationships.” – Morag Barrett

“Sharing my story is a way of being in service to others because story is medicine.” - Dr. Kristy Vanacore

“The work you do on the inside of yourself is going to have a profound effect not only on your inner being and your happiness but on your success in the outside world.” – Lynnda Pollio

“Live your life leading with love.” – Kristina Rienzi

“Things really do work out when you take care of everybody, and you take care of the people love.” - Kristin Zhivago

“Be the person who illuminates.” - Susan RoAne

“How’s God not going to root for the guy that wants to lead people to Him and help hurting people.” – Michael Towers

“Excellence honors God and inspires people. Mediocrity does neither.” - Rev. Dr. William Attaway

“Vague requests give you vague results.” - Benjamin H.S. Scott Jr.