What happens when a leader looks successful on the outside but feels like they’re unraveling on the inside? In this opening episode of the Live Lead Last podcast, James Duvall shares his personal journey through burnout, transformation, and the wake-up call that led to the creation of this podcast and its powerful framework: Live. Lead. Last.
You’ll learn why leadership must start beneath the surface, how to recognize the seasons you’re in, and how to cultivate the kind of depth that leads to lasting impact. This isn’t just about results—it’s about becoming the kind of leader worth following.
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