Purpose is the single difference between simply existing and really living. It is what separates the successful from the standard, divides the top earners from the just-get-byers, and determines whether a company will grow and thrive or just barely survive. Your purpose will unlock the secret to living a meaningful life, building a successful career, and making a difference in the world. Brian and Gabrielle have the secrets you have been searching for! Don't miss it! Buy there book https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Purpose-Factor/Brian-Bosche/9781642934939 !!!!

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The Purpose Factor: Brian and Gabrielle Bosché

Clay (short for Claytonious) is the lead pastor of Buckhead Church in Atlanta, GA, which was ranked by Outreach Magazine in 2016 as the largest church in America, Buckhead Church averages over 9,000 people weekly. Clay provides visionary and directional leadership for all of the local church staff and congregation in Atlanta. He has written a couple book, one being titled, How to Lead When you're not in Charget (the title of this episode). He lives in Atlanta Georgia, with his wife, Jenny, and his five "lively" children, Lucy, Jake, Sally, Cooper and Whit. 

How to Lead When you're Not in Charge: Clay Scroggins

Tom is the former Chief Executive Officer of Kaplan, Inc., a leading global educational services company. Previously, as the Mayor of Dallas, Texas from 2007 to 2011, he pursued a strong education agenda, creating programs for early reading that touched over 60,000 children locally, as well as internships in concert with area businesses to demonstrate the importance of education, and scholarship programs targeted at graduating students in underserved Dallas high schools. We get to talk with Tom today about the three biggest lessons he learned from his time in leadership. He is full of insight and is an inspiring leader. Thank you, Tom! 

Leadership Lessons from the Dallas Mayor's Office: Tom Leppert

Bill Wooditch built a multi-million-dollar company from the philosophy: “To receive value, you first have to give value.” Bill’s second book, “Fail More” provides the insights and tools to take active, strategic measures to turn the sting of failure into the reward of growth. By embracing failure, not just “getting past it,” you will fly past your competition, whether you’re building a startup, advancing in your career, or improving your personal life. Failure does not have to be the end of your story, learn how to use failure to propel yourself towards progress and success. Listen, and learn from Bill. That is what he did. 

The Art of Failure: Bill Wooditch

What is a leader's greatest asset? Is it their communication skills? Their charisma? Or is it more than that? This is what Cooper discusses with Dr. Shawn Stoever in today's episode. Shawn has a doctoral degree in Counseling Psychology specialized in marriage and family therapy. Professionally, Shawn has pioneered work in marriage crisis intervention, marriage enrichment adventures, and family business consulting. Stay tuned to find out what a leader's greatest asset is! 

A Leader's Greatest Asset: Shawn Stoever

Kathleen LaValle is the Executive Director and CEO of Dallas CASA and is a master of creating positive and inclusive culture within the workplace. A lawyer at heart, practicing for 30 years, she was called to help kids in the foster care system in Dallas. Kathleen’s career has been marked by excellence in legal practice and a deep commitment to community involvement, and this moves directly into her work at CASA. We have so much to learn from her, especially during this racial divide in our country. Listen, learn, and apply. 

Embracing Diversity in the Workplace: Kathleen LaValle

In today's American culture, these issues are running wild among our young people and among the next generation of leaders. Mark's mission in life to shed light of these issues and make people aware of the consequences before it overtakes them. Mark is a Forbes keynote speaker, a published author, business owner, and podcast host. His latest book, Screw Being Shy, sheds light on the issues of social anxiety and depression. This is an enlightening conversation that we hopes sparks thoughtful dialogue. Let's go next gen leaders, it your time. 

Racism, Social Anxiety, and Human Progress: Mark Metry

We have reached a turning point in our nation's history. As next generation leaders you have a choice to make: fight for unity, or add to the division. What will you choose? Your choice will set the trajectory of our nation. Be informed, follow Jesus, and choose wisely. This is an incredible resource for you to find out how you can help in this effort for racial unity in our country. Listen. Learn. Apply. Let's GO, next gen leaders. The time is now. 

Our Role in the Fight for Racial Reconciliation: Lee Bratcher and Goodie Goodloe

"Never make a decision based on fear or ego, it always leads to compromising your values." Paris is five times published Author, Speaker, Media Personality, and the vivacious industry-changing former CEO of Planet Cake. Before coaching, Paris bought the tiny cake shop in 2003, it was in this business that she discovered her natural talent for blue ocean strategy. In a crowded and noisy marketplace she transformed Planet Cake into a #1 national brand and seven-figure business. In this episode, Paris tells her story of the wins and perils of entrepreneurship. Her story is AMAZING and we will all benefit from listening to her. 

Never Compromise your Values: Paris Cutler

Did you just get $1,200 and you don't know why or how?? You're not alone! Today we brought in the big guns to dive into a deep topic. Dave Arnott is a professor of Management who teaches Economics at Dallas Baptist University. He has authored four books on the topics of Leadership, Management and Economics. He is an accomplished keynote speaker who has visited over 55 nations and led business study visits to many of those countries. He is as entertaining and winsome in the classroom as he is with a group of executives. He has led more than 200 days of management seminars. He is so wise and insightful, don't miss anything! 

Understanding the Economics of COVID-19: Dr. Dave Arnott

Tim Hanna is the former CEO of Compassion International Australia. He is an expert on building GREAT and healthy teams and he shares his secrets with us today. Compassion partners with over 6,700 Christian churches in 25 countries to release over 1.8 million babies, children and young adults from poverty in Jesus’ name. Their mission is incredible and Tim got to lead this worldwide effort for over 10 years. Since retiring, Tim has start coaching leaders and executives on this subject, along with many others. Tim is so wise and we have so much to learn from sitting at his feet and listening.

Cultivating a Healthy Team Culture: Tim Hanna

We live in a culture of procrastination, a culture of laziness, and with "put-off" people. As a leader, it is our job to break this mold, set pace and GET STUFF DONE. Richard Moore is a corporate sales coach in London, but is a master of scheduling his day to best prepare himself to get what he needs to do, done. He gives us practical insights on productivity, momentum, and self motivation. Heed this advice, and let's become a generation of "doers!"  

GET STUFF DONE: Richard Moore

True leaders don't need a position or title, they just need a goal. In today's episode, we sat down with April Shprintz to discuss what it looks like to lead without titles. Generally what happens when someone is promoted, their insecurities rise to the surface rather than their strengths. Insecure “bosses” get into a mindset of “my way or the highway.” Bosses have a position but leaders have the people. Position may give you power to control but trust will give you permission to lead. Don't be a boss, be a LEADER! 

Don't Be a Boss: April Shprintz

On January 15, 2009, Gerry McNamara was a part of a historic event known as the "Miracle on the Hudson." Shown in the hit movie, Sully, after hitting a flock of geese right after takeoff, Flight 1549 miraculously landed on the Hudson river. There were 155 passengers on board and all 155 of them survived the incident. These people's lives were saved because of brave leaders, who took initiative and lead through a crisis. Gerry was one of the last passengers off of the plane and we learn from him today what GREAT leaders do when they face a crisis. Do not waste a crisis!

Crisis Leadership Lessons from Flight 1549: Gerry McNamara

Mike is the current editor of the Dallas Morning News and of dallasnews.com. When I first thought of an "editor," I simply thought of reading essays and fixing grammatical errors. We find out in this episode that the editor of the Dallas Morning News is a much bigger task than we ever thought. This is true leadership. Deploying a team of people to cover the news of a metropolitan city so they can feed their people the TRUTH. This is a fascinating conversation. I hope you enjoy!! 

Information is POWER: Mike Wilson

Welcome to the Next Generation Leader Podcast where we believe GREAT leaders are listeners, especially during your youth. Good leaders learn from their successes and mistakes but GREAT leaders learn from the successes and mistakes of those who go before them. This is a resource for young leaders to listen from the leaders of today.

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