Tempered Leadership

This week on Tempered Leadership we have our "down under" show with my special guest, Nigel Moore the founder of The Tech Tribe in Sydney Australia.  Nigel and I dive into what it's like to be a business owner in the tech industry, why vision and values are key to building a great culture and Nigel shares some wisdom he's seen from business owners facing challenges during this pandemic.  Grab your vegemite and listen in!

This week on Tempered Leadership I'm joined by Travis Johnson, head podcaster and creator of The Non Profit Architect.  We'll discuss Travis' journey to becoming a leader which includes 36 moves before graduating high school at 17, 6 states, 5 foster homes, surviving 2 murder attempts, and getting in serious trouble with the law. Although this was very rough, there was always a person, group, or church willing to help him and his family. Now that he’s in a position to give back, he’s made it his mission to “Help the Helpers”.

This week on Tempered Leadership we welcome special guest Jeff Hilimire of Dragon Army.  Jeff and I discuss his leadership journey through five different start-ups, including two non-profit organizations.  We also discuss what it was like writing two different business books, including his latest effort, The Crisis Turnaround which he wrote in only 10 days.

Leading with intention and giving your team a vision and purpose round out the discussion for this episode.  Please tune in and join us on this weeks journey. 

This week on Tempered Leadership my special guest is Kevin Walter one of the co-founders of Tasty Catering in Elk Grove Village Illinois.

Kevin is an Open Book Management coach with The Great Game of Business and he shares some wisdom about how open book built their culture and has helped them survive an 80% revenue loss during the covid crisis. 

It's been a fascinating and educational journey from hot dog stand to one of the top catering companies in the world.  Please join me for another session on leadership lessons. 

This week on Tempered Leadership my special guest is Kevin Walter one of the co-founders of Tasty Catering in Elk Grove Village Illinois.

Kevin is an Open Book Management coach with The Great Game of Business and he shares some wisdom about how open book built their culture and has helped them survive an 80% revenue loss during the covid crisis. 

It's been a fascinating and educational journey from hot dog stand to one of the top catering companies in the world.  Please join me for another session on leadership lessons. 

This week on Tempered Leadership my guest is Rob Dube of ImageOne in Oak Park MI. 

Rob and I discuss various aspects of health in leadership including a discussion about his book titled "Do Nothing" along with his annual leadership meditation retreat out in Colorado.

Our paths have been very similar in some ways with both of us starting out a high school entrepreneurs who experienced health issues related to anxiety and mental health challenges.   We hope you find this conversation helpful on your own journey to better physical and mental health. 

This week on Tempered Leadership my guest is business coach Doug Diamond of Business Improvement in Philadelphia, PA.

Doug and I discuss how and why he got into coaching, what he's learned about leadership during a pandemic and the importance of self care for effective leadership. 

We're about to take a journey into the depths of Leadership.  Every week I'll be bringing the best guests from around the country to join me for 30 minutes of insightful dialogue. 

This is the initial episode to kick things off and is only a few minutes long.  Thanks for taking the time to join us on this journey.