Leadership is the long game and I want you to finish well. In this podcast, Lance shares the needed four phases for the long journey of leadership.

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Leadership and Mercy - those are two words that we don’t often hear discussed together. In this podcast, Lance shares with us why it’s important to be a merciful leader and offers a couple of suggestions for what that looks like.

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In this podcast, Lance highlights the importance for a leader to have a humble heart. Pulling from years of experience, Lance shares with us important ideas regarding what humility is and isn’t, and closes the podcast with four important ways you can grow a humble heart as a leader.

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In this episode, Lance shares a few tips and criteria on what it looks like for us to experience personal development and healthy people development.

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After leading for many years, I’ve learned that sometimes there is a version of myself that is leading and it’s not my best self. In this podcast, Lance pulls from his work with a therapist, a helpful book, and recent podcasts, to identify a list that serves as a helpful tool for making sure that our best self is showing up and leading.

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The foundation of leadership is important for the longevity and health of leaders and their leadership. In this podcast, Lance reminds us to remember our leadership foundation.

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A leader can often feel lonely. In this podcast, Lance clarifies the difference between isolation and solitude, and why one is helpful and the other dangerous.

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When leadership is consistent and growing, it can be healthy. In this podcast, Lance offers three absolutes to help us give healthy, consistent leadership.

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With remote working, constant access via technology, work place demands, and the pressure to have the perfect everything, we can experience the erosion of healthy work/personal life balance. In this last podcast for 2021, Lance offers 10 words to help us establish a healthy work/personal life balance.

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Trust is essential to the effectiveness and enjoyment of working on a team. In this podcast, Lance shares four tips for having a trustworthy team.

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Leaders face a natural fatigue. So in this podcast, Lance offers 5 helpful suggestions on how we can continue to give healthy leadership while overcoming fatigue.

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Forgiveness is not a concept that we often associate with leadership and the health of a culture. In this podcast, Lance gives us a common, working definition of forgiveness and shares four reasons why a forgiving leadership culture is necessary.

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Every leader is faced with times of sorrow during their leadership tenure. In this podcast, Lance shares five tips on how to maintain healthy, life-giving leadership while the leader experiences personal sorrow.

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A relationship or friendship that sends trust and respect messages back and forth requires healthy communication. Lance draws from his personal journey and thirty years of leadership to offer practical tips for building healthy communication, leading to more enjoyable and loving relationships/friendships.

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In this podcast, Lance pulls from recent personal leadership experiences and offers fours considerations that leaders should engage to serve as a helpful call to maintain healthy, life-giving leadership.

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It’s possible to maintain a healthy heart, mind, and attitude when leaders we adore fail. In this podcast, Lance shares six thoughtful tips for us.

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Failure is inevitable for any leader. So, how do we leverage the learning possibility found within our failing moments? In this episode, Lance shares with us the dangers of unprocessed failure and five BeAttitudes for learning from the often disliked teacher, Failure.

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It’s tempting as a leader to tell people what to do rather than build up leaders through asking questions. In this podcast, Lance offers 5 reasons why leaders should be good at asking questions.

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Recently, I was reminded that, as leaders, people are our product. Therefore, in this podcast, Lance offers three reminders to have a productive team.

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Conflict is inevitable in the arena of leadership. So, how do we increase confidence and its exponential positive effect, while conflict is happening? In this episode, Lance shares some thoughts that can help us increase confidence through relational conflict.

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