Yearly Archives: 2017

In this episode, LEADx host and New York Times best selling author, Kevin Kruse, highlights the best ideas of the week and answers a question about dealing with a disruptive coworker.

I really deeply listen to that because those are your potential customers, your potential users, your community, and their feedback is critically important.

The nature of leadership is resistance and change. A constant struggle to bring ideas and opportunities to life and overcome a myriad of obstacles in...

Best Team Building Activity EVER I promise, no trust falls.  No charades.  Instead, social super glue. Any good team building exercise feeds the desire to be...

In this episode, we're going to talk about next generation leaders in the workplace with our guest, Dan Negroni. He leverages his experience as a CEO, attorney, and senior sales and marketing executive to help companies bridge the gap between managers and their millennial workers. He is the founder and CEO of 'Launchbox' and his new book is 'Chasing Relevance: 6-Steps To Understand, Engage, and Maximize Next Generation Leaders In The Workplace.'

Forget your title, forget your actual job, and instead think about the impact your job has.

Confrontation has become commonplace at work. Divisive social and political influences follow us everywhere. Many of these situations involve leaders and their colleagues or...

The Confession of Michelangelo has all of us on the hook for our own greatness. Here are 4 steps to help you follow in...

In this episode, we're going to talk about how to make meetings great with our guest, Cameron Herold. He is known around the world as 'The Business Growth Guru,' a reputation he’s earned by helping numerous companies double their profit and double their revenue in less than three years. He helped engineer 1-800-Got-Junk’s rapid growth from $2 million to $106 million in revenue in six years. He is the author of 'Double Double' and 'The Miracle Morning for Entrepreneurs.' His newest book is 'Meetings Suck: Turning One of The Most Loathed Elements of Business Into One of the Most Valuable.'