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Joe Leathers: The Power of Influence Part 2

Joe Leathers is unique. By day he is a financial investor, by night he is an incredible songwriter and artist whose songs are sung by celebrities like Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney, to name a few. 

Today Joe talks about the importance for leaders to engage the culture instead of escaping the culture. Since Jesus was not afraid of guilt by association and was a friend of sinners,  we should not be afraid of what others may think about us, but instead engage with the current culture in order to share God’s love and His truth. We are called to be the light in the darkness, so how can we be the light in the workplace without compromising our values? That’s the kind of deep questions Joe is helping us answer today.

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Joe Leathers: The Power of Influence

Joe Leathers is unique. By day he is a financial investor, by night he is an incredible songwriter and artist whose songs are sung by celebrities like Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney, to name a few. 

In today's podcast Joe shares about the power of early influencers in his life. He talks about a football coach who inspired him to be a confident man, or a strict English teacher who taught him to love words. Joe also talks about the power of music, and the importance for every leader not to put God in a box, but allow Him to use us however and whenever He chooses. 

Chris and Karin Conlee: Normalizing Conflict Part 5 - The Talk Part 2

Today's podcast is part 2 in a series of how to have the difficult conversations in order to resolve conflict.

Chris and Karin Conlee focus on fears that prevent us from having those hard conversations. Some of the fears we’ll walk though on today’s podcast are:

Fear of rejection

Fear of disapproval

Fear of loss

Fear of being the bad buy

Fear of getting hurt

Chris and Karin also discuss the rules of engagement for engaging in hard conversations in order to drive positive conflict resolution.

Chris and Karin Conlee: Normalizing Conflict Part 4 - The Talk

In today's podcast Chris and Karin Conlee share great insights on how to have the difficult conversations in order to resolve conflict.

Are you the type of person that dreads those hard conversations? 

If so, pay close attention to the list of common reasons why most of us do those tough conversations the wrong way, and simple solutions on how to get to the point, use body language while controlling emotions in order to  achieve conflict resolution.

Chris and Karin Conlee: Normalizing Conflict Part 3

Chris and Karin Conlee deliver third and final podcast on the issue of conflict. Today we are looking at ways to solve conflict in a way that's safe and productive. Defining the problem in order to solve it is a must, but it's just the beginning of the conflict resolution journey. 

Karin and Chris walk us through 5 essentials to safe conversations as part of the conflict resolution approach. Safe conversations are key to navigating relational struggles.

Chris and Karin Conlee: Normalizing Conflict Part 2

Chris and Karin Conlee deliver yet another engaging podcast on the issue of conflict. Today we are looking at both the Danger Zone and the Safety Zone of conflict, and how to recognize which side we're on.

Chris and Karin walk us through issues like: Am I solving the problem or becoming the problem? Since conflict is always more about me than the other person, how am I doing?

Today's podcast helps us understand that conflict is an opportunity to gain loyalty and trust in order to move our relationships to new levels. 

Chris and Karin Conlee: Normalizing Conflict Part 1

In 2002 Chris and Karin Conlee launched Highpoint Church in Memphis,TN,  and have been serving the Memphis community ever since. Chris and Karin also host Love Works podcast where they interview influential leaders and offer best practices for your life, ministry, and business.

Today's podcast is part one of a 3-part podcast on normalizing conflict. Chris and Karin talk very honestly and openly about conflict being normal. They explain why it's not the absence of conflict, but how we react to it that makes all the difference in our relationships.

This is a great podcast for church and business leaders, as well as couples and parents!

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Phil Hodges: How Leaders Misunderstand Jesus

Phil Hodges is a co-founder of Lead Like Jesus and a co-author of Lead Like Jesus Revisited.

In today's podcast Phil discusses ways marketplace leaders, or for that matter most leaders, misunderstand and underestimate Jesus as a leader. Phil shines a light on how so many leaders tend to look at Jesus as irrelevant to their day-to-day operations, and how this separation between the secular and the sacred can take a leader on a very dangerous, or even destructive path. 

Phyllis Hennecy Hendry: Foundational Habits of Great Leaders

Phyllis Hennecy Hendry, President and CEO of Lead Like Jesus and Co-Author of Lead Like Jesus Revisited, talks to us about foundational and indispensable habits of great leaders.

Phyllis draws from her years of experience and on many interactions with world-class leaders, in order to give us a list of daily habits every leaders should practice in order to drive results and to build strong, lasting relationships. Phyllis refers to the Lead Like Jesus Revisited book and outlines the difference between being habits and doing habits.

Ken Blanchard: Pride, Fear and Leadership Failure

Ken Blanchard, the best selling author of the The One Minute Manage® and Lead Like Jesus Revisited, talks about pride, fear, and how these attitudes affect leaders. Humility, non-verbal communication, being slow to speak and quick to listen are just a few aspects of leadership Ken touches on in this podcast. 

Using the newly released book, Lead Like Jesus Revisited, as the basis, Ken highlights how Jesus, the greatest leader of all time, helps us in all leadership seasons of life. 

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