Lead On - Lessons from Military Leaders – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Welcome to another episode of Lead On: Lessons from Military Leaders! Today, we’re shining a spotlight on CPO Pride Day—a day that celebrates the spirit and tradition of the Chief Petty Officer community. Join our host, David Dearie, and special guest Chief Petty Officer Mandi Bailey, a dedicated volunteer for CPO Pride Day, as they explore what makes this event unique. Whether you're already signed up or still considering, this episode is packed with insights that will get you excited for what's to come. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and get ready to be inspired!

CPO Pride Day is on September 20th of this year! Don’t forget to sign up before the spaces get filled or to find out more information about the Enlisted Leadership Foundation, please visit https://www.enlistedleadershipfoundation.org/. 

Host: David Dearie

Guest: Mandi Bailey, CPO 

Time Stamps & Show Notes: 

(00:00 - 01:09) Introduction

(01:10 - 03:23) CPO Pride Day

(03:24 - 05:36) Leading the Volunteers

(05:37 - 08:47) Supporting the New Chiefs

(08:48 - 10:36) The Beginning of CPO Pride Day

(10:37 - 13:10) Growing Participation

(13:11 - 14:37) Sign Up Quick!

(14:38 - 16:26) Leaving a Legacy

(16:27 - 17:23) Closing

Welcome back to Lead On with David Dearie! In this episode, we’re joined by Michael Magnetta, retired Command Master Chief, United States Navy. David and Michael discuss how being a leader is a never-ending journey of growth, life after the military, and how to smoothly transition into civilian life, and they also share resources that are available to make this as easy as possible. There’s a lot of wisdom and practical advice to be taken from this episode. Make sure to like and subscribe!

To find out more information about the Enlisted Leadership Foundation, please visit us at https://www.enlistedleadershipfoundation.org/. 

Host(s): David Dearie

Guest: Michael Magnetta, Retired Command Master Chief

Time Stamps & Show Notes: 

(00:00 - 01:22) Introduction

(01:23 - 03:16) Staying True to Yourself

(03:17 - 06:33) Valuing Training as a Leader

(06:34 - 15:34) Continuous Growth as a Leader

(15:35 - 19:49) VFW & Transitioning

(19:50 - 21:53) Meaningful Ways of Compensation

(21:54 - 26:22) Benefits of Being Active with the VFW

(26:23 - 33:32) Transitioning out of the Military 

(33:33 - 37:55) Unexpected Lessons as a Leader

(37:56 - 39:33) Closing

Welcome back to Lead On! Host David Dearie engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Chief Select Panfilo Bascar, a dedicated leader with a remarkable commitment to service. Join us as we explore Chief Select Bascar's journey and the invaluable lessons he's learned along the way. Chief Select Bascar's journey unfolds as he reflects on being named "Sailor of the Year," showcasing his dedication and unwavering commitment to his fellow sailors.

Throughout the conversation, Chief Select Bascar emphasizes the importance of finding solutions and never giving up, highlighting the mantra that "there is always a way." His experiences underscore the significance of contributing as a leader, going above and beyond to support and uplift those around him.

To find out more information about the Enlisted Leadership Foundation, please visit us at https://www.enlistedleadershipfoundation.org/. 

Hosts: David Dearie

Guest: Panfilo Bascar, Chief Select

Time Stamps & Show Notes: 

(00:00 - 01:42) Introduction 

(01:43 - 03:39) Sailor of the Year 

(03:40 - 04:41) There is Always a Way

(04:42 - 05:59) Contributing as a Leader

(06:00 - 06:41) Listen to the Answers Around You

(06:42 - 08:18) Flexibility as a Leadership Skill 

(08:19 - 08:52) Outro

Welcome back to Lead On! Today, we have a special guest, Sheri Painter, an entrepreneur, Mom, and Navy Veteran spouse. We begin the episode by discussing how Sheri and her husband met and some great advice for military spouses. We then move on to the business side of things; David asks all sorts of questions about B.E.A.D., which stands for Birds Eye Aerial Drones. Our guest goes in-depth on how hiring works, how they got started, and so much more. Be sure to watch the whole episode for some great advice at the end!

To find out more information about the Enlisted Leadership Foundation, please visit us at https://www.enlistedleadershipfoundation.org/. 

For more information on Sheri's business, visit

https://birdseyeaerialdrones.com/

Hos: David Dearie

Guest: Sheri Painter, B.E.A.D.

Time Stamps & Show Notes: 

(00:00 - 01:30) Introduction 

(01:26 - 03:42) Bad Advice Segment 

(03:43 - 11:13) Advice to Military Spouses

(11:14 - 13:51) Lessons Learned 

(13:52 - 21:26) Starting a Business 

(21:27 - 28:07) Hiring, Market, & More

(28:08 - 36:03) Women-Owned, Employee Benefits, Training

(36:04 - 41:50) Health Difficulties 

(41:51 - 43:22) Making Mistakes 

(43:23 - 44:21) Closing 

Welcome back to The Lead On Podcast! We have a very special episode today, with guests Randy Griffith, Diane Mcqueen Gipson, and Evan Kowalczyk. We start the episode by discussing what CPO Pride Day is all about, who runs it, and the many benefits the event has. Chief Petty Officer Pride Day is September 22nd this year and we highly encourage that you go to the event as a civilian or if you’re currently in the military. Many people work very hard to make CPO Pride Day happen be sure to check it out! 

For more information about the Enlisted Leadership Foundation, please visit us at https://www.enlistedleadershipfoundation.org/. 

September 22nd 19th annual CPO Pride Day

Time stamps: 

(00:00 - 00:50) Opening

(00:51 - 02:00) Introdutons 

(02:01 - 05:57) What’s so good about CPO Pride Day?

(05:58 - 08:59) Gaining sponsorships for the event

(09:00 - 13:18) The best and brightest at CPO Pride Day

(13:19 - 15:47) T-shirt/event information

(15:48 - 17:06) Final words of encouragement

(17:07 - 17:49) Closing

Welcome back to part two of our conversation with Retired Master Chief and Author, Paul Kingsbury! In this episode, we learn about what it means to be a leader and the traits you must have to be a good one. We start out by listing the qualities Paul looks for in a leader and some of the things you can do to acquire these qualities. We then discuss communication and how imperative it is to be a good communicator as a leader. There's so much to unpack in this episode as Paul tells us sorties, unloads years of experience, and so much more for us. Be sure to check out part 1 of our conversion with him too if you haven’t yet!  

For more information about the Enlisted Leadership Foundation, please visit us at https://www.enlistedleadershipfoundation.org/. 

www.usni.org

www.cutlassleadership.com

Time stamps: 

(00:00 - 00:31) Opening

(00:32 - 06:27) Traits to have as a leader

(06:28 - 09:25) The importance of communication

(09:26 - 10:48) Where to Paul’s book

(10:49 - 18:25) Messing up as a leader and learning from it

(18:26 - 20:00) How to connect with Paul and find his Podcast

(20:01 - 20:42) Closing

Welcome to part 1 of our conversation with Retired Master Chief and author Paul Kingsbury! Paul tells us about the long path it took him to become a Master Chief and about the unconventional way he became a writer and podcaster! Our guest today has a lot of experience in the Navy as a leader and shares great wisdom throughout the episode, and we highly encourage you to take advantage of part 1 and part 2, which will be coming out soon!

To find out more information about the Enlisted Leadership Foundation, please visit us at https://www.enlistedleadershipfoundation.org/.

See more of Paul's Podcast and Writing

https://anchor.fm/paul-kingsbury03

https://www.cutlassleadership.com/

https://www.usni.org/press/books/chief-petty-officers-guide-2nd-edition

https://www.usni.org/press/books/americas-first-aircraft-carrier

Time stamps: 

(00:00 - 01:14) Opening

(01:15 - 04:08) Bad advice segment  

(04:09 - 05:58) Senior NCO expectations 

(05:59 - 13:44) Becoming a Master Chief in the Navy

(13:44 - 19:04) Writing guidebooks in the Navy

(19:05 - 23:19) Starting a podcast in the service 

(23:20 - 23:32) Closing

Welcome to Episode 27 of the Lead On Podcast! Today we are joined by our first non-military guest, Molly Rose Speed. She is a military spouse and runs the Virtual Assistant Academy, where she trains people to become virtual assistants. We learn about her journey, why she started the academy, and why being a virtual assistant is an excellent option for military spouses.

Learn More about Molly's Virtual Assistant Academy at: www.virtualassistantacademy.com

Get more info about the Enlisted Leadership Foundation at: www.enlistedleadershipfoundation.org/

Time stamps: 

(00:00 - 01:17) Opening 

(01:18 - 05:43) Getting to know Molly

(05:44 - 07:21) What is the Virtual Assistant Academy?

(07:22 - 08:41) Starting the academy 

(08:42 - 11:26) Getting work as a virtual assistant 

(11:27 - 17:32) General information 

(17:33 - 20:42) Figure it out attitude 

(20:43 - 25:22) Advice for starting out

(25:23 - 28:03) Success stories 

(28:04 - 30:05) Closing

This is part 2 of our conversation with an incredibly accomplished SEAL and astronaut, Chris Cassidy. Be sure to listen to part 1 if you haven't already! In this episode, Chris talks more about his time as a SEAL and his time in NASA. He also talks about how he became the precedent of the Medal Of Honor Museum, and how the Museum came to be. This is another great episode of Lead On that you won't want to miss!

Check out the Medal of Honor Museum at: https://mohmuseum.org/

Learn more about the Enlisted Leadership Foundation by visiting: https://www.enlistedleadershipfoundation.org/

Time stamps: 

(00:00 - 00:13) Opening 

(00:14 - 01:50) Preventing burnout 

(01:51 - 05:30) SEAL deployment vs NASA deployment

(05:31 - 09:25) Becoming Medal of Honor Museum President 

(09:26 - 12:48) How the Museum came to be

(12:49 - 14:08) Information about the Museum

(14:09 - 16:54) The opportunity the military gives 

(16:55 - 18:04) Closing 

In this episode, we are joined by the legendary Navy SEAL and Astronaut Chris Cassidy. This is part 1 of the same episode, be sure to check out part 2 as well! Chris talks about how he joined the SEALs right out of high school and explains his ‘why’ when it comes to pushing through when times get tough. Chris also talks about how he ended up at NASA and shares his extraordinary experience out in space and in the program. This episode is full of determination, courage, and the many types of it, and leadership, which all tie his experiences together. You won't want to miss this episode! 

Check out the Medal of Honor Museum at: https://mohmuseum.org/

Learn more about the Enlisted Leadership Foundation by visiting: https://www.enlistedleadershipfoundation.org/

Time stamps: 

(00:00 - 01:06) Opening 

(01:06 - 03:56) The worst leadership advice 

(03:57 - 07:00) From Highschool to Navy SEALs

(07:01 - 10:09) Learning leadership in BUD/S

(10:10 - 12:45) What's your why?

(12:46 - 18:17) Finding your courage 

(18:18 - 21:44) Transitioning to NASA

(21:45 - 26:11) What it’s like to be an astronaut 

(26:12 - 26:52) Closing