In this episode, I sit down with Tyler Gleed — the manager of my team and one of the best leaders I’ve ever been around. Tyler has played a huge role in my journey in door-to-door, and his ability to hold both himself and others to a high standard is something that sets him apart. He leads through example — not words — and it’s what makes his leadership so impactful. In this conversation, Tyler breaks down what makes great leadership work, how to hold yourself to a higher standard, and how to...
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In this episode, I sit down with Tyler Gleed — the manager of my team and one of the best leaders I’ve ever been around. Tyler has played a huge role in my journey in door-to-door, and his ability to hold both himself and others to a high standard is something that sets him apart. He leads through example — not words — and it’s what makes his leadership so impactful. In this conversation, Tyler breaks down what makes great leadership work, how to hold yourself to a higher standard, and how to...
The Biggest Lesson I Learned from Running 100 Miles (People Matter) | Ep. 179
The Journey with Clayton Nelson
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The Biggest Lesson I Learned from Running 100 Miles (People Matter) | Ep. 179
This episode is all about the biggest lesson I learned from running 100 miles — and it’s not about running. It’s about people. This race would’ve been completely different if I did it alone. Training with Caleb every day for seven months, having my mom, my sister, Jeremy, and our families there to support us — that’s what made this experience what it was. At mile 50, I hit my wall. I didn’t want to go any further. And that’s when Jeremy jumped in and ran 12 miles with me. Those miles changed ...
The Journey with Clayton Nelson
In this episode, I sit down with Tyler Gleed — the manager of my team and one of the best leaders I’ve ever been around. Tyler has played a huge role in my journey in door-to-door, and his ability to hold both himself and others to a high standard is something that sets him apart. He leads through example — not words — and it’s what makes his leadership so impactful. In this conversation, Tyler breaks down what makes great leadership work, how to hold yourself to a higher standard, and how to...
