Episodes

Every single person has the innate ability to become a good leader, and the only thing you have to do is tap this power deep within you.

“I control the input; God controls the impact.” - Cory Carlson

“Before you participate in anything, do your research.” - Susan McCeldry

“If you have a secret your whole life and you’ve been threatened to never share it, it’s almost like you lose your voice and in that, you lose yourself.” – Cindy Benezra

“Success is found by the people that are willing to do the things others are too scared to do.” – Donnie Boivin

Be bold and continuously get better at your craft.

“The worse thing you can do is give people a message and not give them what the next steps are.” - B. Keith Haney

“We can choose to be stuck in the bitter and sour or we can make lemonade and bring the sweetness and find the blessings in those difficult moments.” – Diane Vich

“If you don’t like what’s going on in your life, rather than looking to blame other people, look inward instead of outward.” - Joffre McClung

Explore more and don’t get sidetracked by the artificial.

“When a person discovers who they are, they have to know that every stage of life has a different mission.” – David Green

“We all have helping superpowers.” – Kim Hamer

“You don’t have to be “the boss” to be a leader.” – Brad Dude

“Is your technology working for you as a tool, or are you a tool for it?” – Molly DeFrank

“Be your own champion and champion others.” - Karen Gray

Breathe and believe in yourself.

“Happiness comes from challenging yourself, not from sitting on the couch preserving yourself for tomorrow.” - Hayk Tadevosyan

"When you rely on a bookstore to generate your business, you don’t have power.” - Jonathan Green

"Busyness is the biggest barrier to intuition." - Kim Chestney

“Smiling is free and contagious.” – Cindi Cohn

“Every little bit of improvement will make a difference.” - Emily Gold Mears

“You don’t have to impact a lot of people to impact a lot of people.” – Merit Kahn

When you teach, you’re often leaning more than your students.

“When it comes to God, there’s never a one and done.” – Leah Forney