Learning from Leaders: Because Leaders are Learners – Details, episodes & analysis

Change is constant, and it can be disruptive. But what if you could view change as an opportunity for growth and innovation? In this episode, we speak with Curtis Bateman, co-author of the Franklin Covey book, Change: How to Turn Uncertainty into Opportunity. Curtis dives into the predictable patterns of change and offers a framework to help you navigate them successfully. He also shares the five common reactions people have to change, practical tips for leading and managing change within your organization, and so much more. Ready to stop dreading change and start embracing it? Tune in!

Join Patrick Veroneau as he brings us the fascinating story of how entrepreneur John St. Pierre navigated the path to a $100 million success. Gain valuable insights into the world of entrepreneurship, with key takeaways including the importance of learning from failures, building capital, and the strategic steps to achieve high-performance business. Discover the power of patience, consistent behaviors, and maintaining a true north mindset. John St. Pierre shares personal experiences, including the concept of "Jekyll and Hyde Entrepreneurship," and offers practical advice for accessing resources on your own entrepreneurial journey. Don't miss this captivating episode full of wisdom and inspiration! Tune in now!

It is often a common human condition to sell ourselves short. We think we are not capable enough to achieve the things we want in our lives. That is why when the going gets tough, we retreat into a victim mentality. It is time to acknowledge that we are way more capable than we think we are. In this episode, Patrick Veroneau sits down with a guest who brings inspiration to all of us with the book, Thriving in the Storm: Nine Principles to Help You Overcome Any Adversity. Its author, Bill Murphy, talks about the struggles and challenges he faced growing up, reflecting on how they shaped him into the person he is today. He lends wisdom on making peace with your past, finding your purpose, building stress muscles, and implementing a morning routine. All of these things are geared to help you overcome the adversities in life. Find out more about what it takes to thrive in the storm as Bill helps you build a fortress where you make things happen.

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A great interview with Renee Thompson where she discusses how her company, Healthy Workforce Institute, is on a mission to eradicate bullying and incivility in healthcare. There are serious implications when a healthcare workplace tolerates poor behaviors and the patients are the ones most at risk. To reach Renee Thompson: https://healthyworkforceinstitute.com/

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Great leadership involves leveraging "the little things". While skills such as critical thinking and decisiveness are important, identifying and modeling the little things is what really inspires people to follow your lead. This episode explores several behaviors that inspire others to follow your lead. You aren't a leader if you don't have followers and you don't have followers if your behaviors don't inspire others to go where you want them to go. Let me know what you think. Email me at patrick@emeryleadershipgroup.com. Follow me on Twitter: @coachpatrickv Instagram: coachpatrickv

Corey Poirier discusses his best selling book, The Book of Why and How and the impact it has had on many who have read it. We discussed the six secrets to success, how to find your passion and purpose as well as many other pearls. He is a modern-day Napoleon Hill and has taken a modern-day approach to drawing lessons from many successful people to help others become successful. Reach out to Corey here: http://thatspeakerguy.com/

Susan Ibitz from Human Behavior Lab and I discuss how to leverage the understanding of body language and the origins of resistance to ethically improve gaining agreement with others. Attached is the link to our complimentary webinar on February 5, 2020 at 7pm Central time.
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On this episode, Matt Newman talks about cancer, expectations, gratitude discipline and how he is on a mission to help others through his book and his voice.

Matt is a financial services wholesaler and father to three small children, was diagnosed with grade three astrocytoma (brain cancer) at 39 years old. Matthew's memoir, Starting At The Finish Line, chronicles the journey that he and his entire family took together which got him to a place of clarity, understanding and appreciation. The book's underlying message of why it's important to get your financial planning in order is both inspirational and actionable.

Matt’s site: https://matthewsnewman.com/speaking

Leading Like No Other (LLNO) is not reserved for one person or only for those with titles. LLNO is about creating an environment where others are Inspired, Empowered and Compelled to say yes to a leader's request. Whether at home, at work, or in the community we all have the opportunity to act in ways that inspire others. This episode discussed the research and real-world experiences needed to LLNO. Give me a shout: patrick@emeryleadershipgroup.com
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John Lee Dumas(JLD) talks about how Expectation, Discipline and Gratitude have played into his success. JLD is the host of Entrepreneurs on Fire, an award-winning podcast where he interviews inspiring Entrepreneurs who are truly ON FIRE. With over 2000 episodes, 1 million + listens a month, and seven-figures of annual revenue, JLD is just getting started. His site is www.eofire.com