Yearly Archives: 2017

In this episode, Kevin interviews Monica Klausner, the founder of a meal delivery company, about entrepreneurship and leadership. Monica co-founded, with her brother, a meal delivery service called Veestro. She grew up in a big family in Costa Rica and moved to the United States as a teenager. Although she and her brother always loved the social aspect of sharing a great meal, as adults, long hours at the office meant little time to cook and prepare a healthy meal. This is how they came up with the idea of Veestro, healthy plant-based meals, ready to heat and eat.

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They lurk in the dark shadows near the break room. Their mere presence, and longevity remind all that what surrounds them is a less-than-optimal...

Let me interrupt your day with a frank discussion about interruption. For all of you out there guilty (as I was) of interrupting others at work, take these 4 steps and call me in the morning.

In this episode, LEADx host and New York Times best selling author, Kevin Kruse, answers listeners questions. This week, he is joined by LEADx editor and writer, Tara Millette.

You're an accomplished professional. And because of your excellent performance, you've skyrocketed up the organization and are now running a team, or perhaps even...

Some 95 % of start-ups end in failure, despite all the news about multi-billion dollar companies that rise up from nowhere. While we don't...

In this episode, Kevin discusses how to win business and influence friends with guest, Tim Sanders. He spent most of his early career on the cutting edge of innovation and change. He was an early stage member of Mark Cuban’s Broadcast.com. After Yahoo acquired the company, he rose to Chief Solutions Officer. Today, he is one of the top-rated speakers on the lecture circuit. He has written several best sellers including 'Dealstorming,' 'Today We Are Rich,' and 'Likeability Factor.' His most popular book is 'Love Is the Killer App: How To Win Business & Influence Friends.'

It's important when we talk about emotional competence, that we're getting out of our head to see and understand the perspective of others.