This episode provides a comprehensive merger of all levels of executing leadership no matter where one is in leadership development for oneself or organizationally.  Through examples in martial arts, psychology, and other leadership gurus, this episode puts it all together.  

This episode was brought to you in part by Erica, who is also looking at hosting her own podcast.  This interview reveals more about me and helps Erica on podcast basics.

This episode introduces Chris Walter, retired navigator for the Missouri Air National Guard and former firefighter.  Chris shares his leadership growth and development through examples of his experiences in both fields.

Captain Jason Strong shares his leadership development within his career and how important stepping up, adapting, and continually growing is vital in law enforcement.

This episode reviews articles that expose the negative light of leading and how to overcome deficiencies.  Competencies in leadership are fine tuned like any other endeavor and this episode shares concepts to be aware of identified challenges in development.

Mike Hess, a captain with a sheriff’ s office, shares insights on leading by example and accountability.

Joe King provides a thorough account of leading while in a Sheriff’s Office and now commanding a law enforcement academy.

This episode is an interview with Tim Biggs.  Tim is a retired Army First Sergeant with experience in the military police and recruiting.  Tim shares his perspective on leadership effectiveness and evolvement within the military.

This episode has an interview with Lonnie Bishop.  Lonnie is a retired military officer and investigator.  Lonnie offers his insights of leading in different capacities and his growth from those experiences.

This episode introduces the listeners to who, what, and why such information is to be displayed.