Broadcasting from their new studio at the Hall of Fame Village, Dale and Brian share another axiom: Be the Place You'd Want to Be. They discuss how creating a workplace where people genuinely want to show up—not just punch the clock—leads to stronger teams, greater productivity, and deeper fulfillment. They explore how intentional environments—whether in the office or around the dinner table—reflect servant leadership, attract the right people, and ultimately create spaces where others can th...
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Broadcasting from their new studio at the Hall of Fame Village, Dale and Brian share another axiom: Be the Place You'd Want to Be. They discuss how creating a workplace where people genuinely want to show up—not just punch the clock—leads to stronger teams, greater productivity, and deeper fulfillment. They explore how intentional environments—whether in the office or around the dinner table—reflect servant leadership, attract the right people, and ultimately create spaces where others can th...
From the Archives: Special Feature: Winning the Day with Craig Groeschel
Impact Without Limits
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2 months ago
From the Archives: Special Feature: Winning the Day with Craig Groeschel
This September, we’re dusting off the Impact Without Limits archives and bringing back some of our most memorable episodes. One of those can’t-miss moments? A powerful keynote speech and Q&A with Craig Groeschel—senior pastor of Life.Church, creator of the Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast, best-selling author, and leadership expert whose influence spans the globe. At the 2023 ForeverLawn conference, Craig not only delivered an incredible keynote but also sat down with Brian for an...
Impact Without Limits
Broadcasting from their new studio at the Hall of Fame Village, Dale and Brian share another axiom: Be the Place You'd Want to Be. They discuss how creating a workplace where people genuinely want to show up—not just punch the clock—leads to stronger teams, greater productivity, and deeper fulfillment. They explore how intentional environments—whether in the office or around the dinner table—reflect servant leadership, attract the right people, and ultimately create spaces where others can th...