Tremendous Leadership with Dr. Tracey Jones

Staying focused is possible if you have the determination to succeed. Remember, it’s up to you to set your goals for sustainable business growth. Join Dr. Tracey Jones and Michelle Seiler Tucker as they discuss business owners’ mindsets and mistakes. Michelle is the Founder and CEO of Seiler Tucker Incorporated. She and her firm have sold over a thousand businesses in almost every vertical and have a remarkable track record of success. In this episode, she shares her professional journey and how she experienced loneliness, weariness, and abandonment in leadership. She emphasizes the need for a clear vision to know what you want and how you could achieve it. She explains her chosen career path, the challenges, struggles, and wins she faced, and tips on filling up the loneliness gap. If you want to learn about getting your entrepreneurial journey up and running, this episode is for you.

Leadership is a process that you learn one step at a time. Understanding your feelings while managing people is essential for your well-being. We choose our path in life, even in the professional journey. Dr. Tracey Jones sits down for a conversation with Mike DiCioccio about being a leader despite loneliness, weariness and abandonment. Mike DiCioccio leads with service above self mentality, seeking ways to positively change the world. Mike is the founder of Social Chameleon. He loves helping entrepreneurs tell their stories and connect with their audience. In this episode, he shares personal and professional experiences in addressing negative emotions and overcoming depression. He elaborates on how social media has made us want things that we don’t need. We also have this best version of ourselves that we want to put out consistently. Learn and tune into this podcast and unlock techniques to achieve a fulfilling life.

Entrepreneurs and leaders are risk-takers, and they recognize opportunities where others see chaos. They stay focused and determined because they have their goals set that they need to achieve. Dr. Tracey Jones sits down with Roger Rickard to unravel more insights about staying focused. He is the founder and President of Voices in Advocacy, author of 7 Actions of Highly Effective Advocates, and host of the Voices in Advocacy Podcast. Let’s dive into this episode with many deep insights regarding taking the next level in leadership despite different obstacles. Tune into this and don’t forget to stay focused!

Loneliness is a common issue among leadership. The key is to learn how to articulate your emotions to have meaningful conversations. The show’s guest in this episode is Dr. Debra Dupree, a dispute resolution enthusiast and leadership development coach. Dr. Debra talks with Dr. Tracey Jones how her experience allowed her to discover how crucial it is to surround yourself with like-minded people. You need a network because no matter how smart you are, you can only see certain parts of your situation. Tune in and be open to different perspectives!

As leaders, we have to take care of our bodies if we want to achieve our goals. It's essential to know that with our daily routines, we could provide ourselves with strategic techniques so that we could be productive and healthy at the same time. Join Dr. Tracey Jones and the executive producer and host of the nationally broadcasted syndicated radio show, LIFEOLOGY, James Miller, talk about shaping our habits and how powerful thoughts are in our personal and professional growth. He shares his insights about loneliness and weariness in the leadership context, giving a powerful message to all of us. He also discusses healthy rituals that are important, especially on how we start and go on about our days. In this episode, James dives into maintaining areas in our lives such as physical, spiritual, and mental levels that we need to nurture to be successful.

Every leadership philosophy must be combined with a clear and admirable vision. Without these two, you won't be able to steer your team in the right direction, and connecting with them would be really difficult. Dr. Tracey Jones delves into what it takes to work with people on a meaningful level with the CEO of SLR Leadership Consulting, LLC, Kelly Waltman. She talks about how vision does not necessarily have to be on a huge scale but must be a personal compass towards your goals. She emphasizes why your values and ideals must never be forced unto your team, discussing the power of diversity in achieving unity. Kelly also explains why failures must be normalized as inevitable facets of life to be taken advantage of for profound individual development.

Christian discipleship is truly an admirable mission, but it calls for a certain kind of leadership rooted in faith, trust, and love. Only if these things are in play could one inspire other people to live their faith and become servant leaders themselves. Exploring this inspiring yet busy life with Dr. Tracey Jones is Aaron House, Founder and Executive Director of Piercing World. He shares how his deep love for Jesus Christ and the meaningful counsel from his flock motivate him to go forward with his ministry as an ordained minister. Aaron also talks about the things that keep him up on his toes: doing triathlons, attending live presentations at church, and jumping in prayer whenever he has a chance.

Why is leadership important? What makes a great leader? There might be as many ideas about this concept as there are people thinking about them, but this one is certainly worth your while.  Dr. Tracey Jones is joined by the President of Diamond Wealth Advisors, author, and speaker, Jim DeGaetano who shares his unique insights on what makes a great leader and how you can identify them. Jim discusses how great leaders affect the world and how you can develop leadership skills. Jim also talks about financial independence, retirement and the value of integrity.

If there’s anyone who knows all about doing the unsexy work to make her way on top, that would be Mary Crafts. She owns the most celebrated catering company in Utah, a multimillion-dollar empire with 250 employees. She talks to Dr. Tracey Jones about being a leader and one thing about leadership that one should realize. Mary says that for any aspiring leader, one should learn how to delegate and see that you can’t and should not do everything. It’s a matter of leading your team because no one can be like you and no one knows your vision and what you want to happen in the next 5-10 years.

The best leaders understand that leadership, beyond the ego and pride associated with it, is a humbling experience. It asks you to see people where they are at so you can guide them better towards the overall goal of the business or organization. Taking this to heart is Amey Sgrignoli, the President and CEO of Belco Community Credit Union. With a career in financial services that spans 25 years, Amey has the wisdom and experience to tell us the price she had to pay for leadership. She shares all of those with Dr. Tracey Jones in this episode, letting us in on what she thinks about loneliness, weariness, abandonment, and vision. Amey then talks about the lessons she learned during this pandemic and how it reminds us of what truly matters, especially as leaders in business.

Even the best leaders feel weary at times. After all, they’re only human and the demands of leadership can sometimes be very taxing physically, mentally and spiritually. In the past people would talk about balance, but it has become clear that balance is not so something that’s achievable or even desirable. What you should look for as a leader is integration – that sweet spot where your conditions of satisfaction are met and where you’re aligned with whatever your ultimate goals are. Dr. Tracey Jones brings in a unique guest to talk about this and other leadership concerns in this episode. Tricia Benn is the Chief Community Officer of the C-Suite Network and the General Manager of The Hero Club, an invitation-only membership organization for CEOs, founders, and investors.

Setbacks are inevitable in life. How you deal with them is what sets you apart from the rest. Mike Ciorrocco, the founder of What Are You Made Of?, has inspired hundreds of thousands of people to use setbacks as rocket fuel for their comeback. He joins host Dr. Tracey Jones to talk about how he paid the price of leadership and shared it with others, helping them out of the challenges they are facing and leading them to success. He talks about overcoming loneliness with the help of his family, holding people accountable, combatting weariness, honing the vision for your business, and more. Plus, Mike also shares why gratitude eliminates anything to complain about and how to see our unlimited potential.

There is a fine line between dedicating yourself to running a business and letting yourself drown in extreme fatigue and weariness. To properly deal with burnout, taking a break and looking deep inside yourself is the first ideal step. Dr. Tracey Jones sits down with Ann Sieg to dissect the most challenging parts of her entrepreneurial career and how she addressed them, from facing the shame of making a bad decision and working for long hours without taking a day off. Ann looks back on some moments of her life that imparted important lessons she integrated into her business processes, particularly when her father got caught in a car accident.

Running a business is and will always be unpredictable, given the overall state and the changing trends of the market. With that in mind, a good entrepreneur must understand when to stay in the game and when letting go is the most profitable decision. Dr. Tracey Jones interviews William Moore to share how he read the writing on the wall when doing business in real estate and food delivery, allowing him to quit at just the right time and before everything gets worse. He talks about the challenges he had working with business partners and how his fraternity experience opened his eyes to the importance of self-care. William also gives a peek at the application he and his team are currently developing to bring out the full potential in everyone.

Sometimes, knowing which strategies work best for you is not enough to sustain your business. Instead, you have to think outside the box and be attentive to the external factors by having an investigator mindset. Dr. Tracey Jones sits down with Dan Goodwin to discuss how every leader must possess the qualities of an attentive investigator. Dan explains how to take advantage of interrogative-like questions and well-targeted time management regarding entrepreneurship and sales. They also discuss how to forge an effective ten-section business plan, putting a proper working pace to avoid weariness, and dealing with business divorces.

Being a lifelong learner is one character every successful leader must possess. By understanding the lessons of your past, applying them in the present, and having the motivation to learn more in the future, nothing can stop you from growing and improving. Dr. Tracey Jones talks about how leaders can adopt this mindset with entrepreneur, author, and horse enthusiast, Gerry Savage. Together, they share tips on how to learn constantly from your past mistakes and experiences. Gerry also discusses the importance of setting work boundaries to avoid weariness, valuing connections with your team when making decisions, and how a 1000-pound animal can drive home a message of motivation.

Top-down hierarchies are the business structure for the longest time, and though it is already tried and tested, such a model may cause unhealthy employee competition and untargeted work. Because of this, Rod Collins believes that leaders must start applying a network structure within their teams. The Chief Innovation Facilitator at Salt Flats sits down with Dr. Tracey Jones to discuss how this specific business model gives room for deeper collaborative work, better employee relationships, and streamlined tasking. With such an efficient strategy, leaders can expect better results and higher productivity.

Leadership can be a lonely place on top, but it need not be. It is a place of personal power, but also of tremendous personal responsibility. Today, we take a closer look at leadership from a leader’s perspective as Dr. Tracey Jones interviews Dan Silberberg, a true visionary who has been engaged in personal transformation and development for more than 40 years. Together, they unpack loneliness, weariness, abandonment, vision and other concepts that leaders wrestle with on a daily basis from their place at the top. At the end of the day, leaders are humans too and there is a price that they have to pay to be called true, authentic leaders. Dan also emphasizes the need for leaders to create their own narrative that sets them up for success. Listen intently and watch out for value bombs – they’re everywhere.

Even though you have all of your business plans and goals nicely laid out in front of you, going off the road is still a factor you cannot remove from your equation. Without surrendering to God, the chances of that happening are way higher. Dr. Tracey Jones talks to Joseph Warren, the host of The Broken Catholic Podcast, about how letting go of the wheel and letting God work through you is an attitude every leader must have to gain a better vision in life. He explains how a one-hour meditation helps a lot in listening to God's voice and why eliminating our nagging ways can unlock better relationships. At our most vulnerable, God makes the most out of us.

Motivation is a powerful force that pushes us closer to our goals, but there are times when it is not enough. To solve this, one must unlock their full potential to discover what they are really good at and where they should put their efforts into. Dr. Tracey Jones talks about how to do this with Bill Guertin, going deep on why imposter syndrome is something every leader must eliminate, the importance of getting support from your loved ones, the right time to delegate work, and why you must filter your consumption of too much information. Bill also presents two of his projects focused on bettering oneself: Stadium Gorilla and The 7 Voices In Your Head.

As we strive to achieve the life of our dreams, we sometimes have to make sacrifices along the way. But what if you can still create the life you want without having to give up some of the things you love? Dr. Tracey Jones’ guest for this episode, Laura DiBenedetto, teaches people how to do that. Laura is the number one bestselling author of The Six Habits, a TEDx speaker, a Life Mastery Coach, and Founder of an award-winning marketing company called Vision Advertising. In today’s show, she shares with us the price she has to pay for leadership and how she overcame them one by one.  Laura also tells us her next radical journey of self-discovery, research, testing, and determination to find energy and lasting fulfillment and happiness in all areas of life. She shares the six factors that can help us in this conversation.

What does leadership in uniform look like? What kind of price do these leaders have to pay for leadership? Former Rear Admiral Paul Becker joins Dr. Tracey Jones to share with us what he has to say about that. Paul is a leadership expert and motivational speaker who has been working to help teams in crisis combat management. He tells us the things he learned from being a Naval Intelligence Rear Admiral and how he overcame loneliness, weariness, and abandonment that comes with the job. Paul then shares with us the tenets of leadership learned in uniform—Teamwork, Tone, and Tenacity—and how they improve performance, productivity, and profit in the private sector.

When you step in to become a leader, you will always have to wear the hat of leadership, representing and embodying your organization. Sometimes, this could take a toll on you, leaving you feeling lonely at the top. Sharing his thoughts on the price of leadership that leaders have to pay, Dr. Tracey Jones invites Phil Puleo, the Superintendent of the Christian School Association of Greater Harrisburg. Phil shares his experiences and insights as a leader at the school, where loneliness becomes uncertainty, and how he overcomes that. He also talks about how he stays refreshed and replenished amidst dealing with parents and kids in their most important years of their lives, how he deals with critics, and more.

The most important leaders are usually the people down in the trenches. On today’s podcast, Dr. Tracey Jones sits down with educator, speaker, and author Dr. Danny Brassell to talk about our century's greatest leaders. Having served as an educational advisor to students ranging from preschoolers to rocket scientists, Dr. Brassell says some of his best mentors have taught and influenced him through the wisdom of their books – these range from the Bible to Think and Grow Rich and The Success Principles. This is a great conversation about leadership. You don't want to miss this episode as Dr. Brassell dishes out on what it takes to pay the price of leadership.

Nothing beats authenticity when it comes to creating a brand that many people resonate with. It is probably one of the best ways to get your message out. In this episode, Dr. Tracey Jones talks to Tara Rae Bradford—a personal brand expert, podcast host, and international speaker—about the price of leadership she has to pay and how she overcame it and, now, helping people to become their most authentic selves. She also shares with us her journey of going from being an ICU nurse to becoming an entrepreneur, imparting lessons about leadership, vision, and growth. Join Tara and Tracey in this conversation to know more.

As our parents grow old, we want most to repay them with the love and support they have given us by taking care of them back. Nancy May started her business called CareManity to provide family caregivers with structures to obtain practical knowledge, resources, and access to much-needed support. In this episode, she shares with Dr. Tracey Jones her journey to setting up her company, the inspiration for it, and the lessons she learned along the way. She imparts her insights on the price she had to pay for leadership and gives some helpful wisdom on navigating the role. Plus, Nancy also shares some tips for those of us that have been through aging parents or are going through it.

Choosing to become a leader is like choosing to go out into the open seas. You will definitely have to face the tides and weather some storms. One to prepare leaders for some of the inevitable tougher stuff that is going to come their way is Bill Prater, the founder of Business Mastery and Scaleology. In this episode, he joins Dr. Tracey Jones to talk about how he is helping business owners and entrepreneurs accelerate into the future they dream of. He reveals some of his wisdom with us by way of speaking about the price to pay for leadership—how to handle loneliness, weariness, and abandonment. Bill then takes us deep into Scaleology, discussing the things that signify growth and profitability and how they are leading people who are tired of the status quo to change their business from ordinary to extraordinary.

Why would anybody in his right mind want to jump on a sled and hurl himself down an icy mountain at over 80 miles per hour? Get to know The Luge Man, Ruben Gonzalez, in this episode to find out why. At the age of 21, Ruben Gonzalez took up the sport of luge and started training for the Olympics. Soon after, he made his Olympic dream come true and, at 47, became the first person ever to compete in four Winter Olympics in four different decades! Ruben joins host, Dr. Tracey Jones, to share his epic story with us and how his experiences made him the incredible leader he is now. He gives his insights on what it takes to pay the price of leadership, how to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, and, with his book, The Courage to Succeed, provides wisdom on having the heart to endure and stay in the game long enough to learn the skills and win.

Leadership can be lonely, but only if you make it so. Offering fresh insights of the price to pay for being a leader, Dr. Tracey Jones interviews Dr. Ed Schein, the professor of Organization Studies Emeritus at the MIT Sloan School of Management, and his son, Peter Schein. Together they talk about their book, Humble Inquiry: The Gentle Art of Asking Instead of Telling, which they are re-releasing after seven years. Sometimes, many leaders feel like it’s only them against everything. However, now more than ever, leadership has evolved into a team sport. Ed and Peter dive deep into that by discussing how leaders need not have all the answers come from them alone—they can simply and humbly ask for it. Join in on this discussion to get a peek into Ed and Peter’s updated book, what to do with loneliness and wariness as a leader, and more.

If there is one thing true leaders know about leadership, it is that being a leader is not all sunshine and butterflies. You have to pay the price to earn your position, and no, it is in no way monetary or power-related. Sharing her own share of struggles as a leader and how she rose above them all, Zarif Sahin, the founder of the American Dream Team at Keller Williams in Dulles, joins Dr. Tracey Jones in this episode. Together, they explore the many ways loneliness and abandonment can be felt in the leadership role and how one can get past them with communication, humility, clarity on vision, and more.

As more and more businesses utilize digital tools to build their online presence, you can just imagine how tough it can be for a leader leading in that space. Carol Kaemmerer, an internationally recognized executive branding expert, speaker, and author of the award-winning book, LinkedIn for the Savvy Executive, joins host Dr. Tracey Jones to share what she has to say about paying the price of leadership. She taps into the cure for loneliness, weariness, and feelings of abandonment and shares what she does to stay focused and gain clarity for the next great thing. Join Carol in this episode, where she shares more timeless insights and truths that will surely provide comfort to those struggling with being a leader and more.

We all have our moments as leaders sometimes. However, without knowing it, we get into this Us versus Them mindset that we can’t help but create that self-imposed divide between us and the people around us. This is a different price to pay in leadership that we brought on ourselves. Providing a unique spin on the wisdom from the book, Price of Leadership, Peter Greer, the President and CEO of HOPE International, joins Dr. Tracey Jones in this episode. Here, he talks about self-imposed loneliness and weariness and what he does, not only in his professional life but in his personal as well, to help get past them. As the author of Mission Drift, Peter then gives us a peek into his book, sharing some wisdom on how we can avoid drifting away from our mission as our business goes to new levels and takes on new devils.

One of the best attributes of a good leader is their ability to listen well. What better way to explain this than musical metaphors? In this episode, Dr. Tracey Jones sits down with Stephen Kohler, the founder and CEO of Audira, an experiential CEO coaching and leadership organization that uses musicality and interactiveness to teach leaders the power of true listening. Here, Stephen shares with us the importance of listening for leaders, taking lessons learned from music on balance and staying focused, and applying it to your team. He also talks about the price had to pay for leadership—from loneliness and weariness to abandonment things in between—and how he is overcoming them.

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“I always connected above me and below me so I never felt alone.” – Jerry Bellune

“I not only want to take care of my brain but I want to take care of my body.” – Jerry Bellune

“If you want someone else to clean the grease traps, you better be willing to do it yourself.” – Jerry Bellune

“When you hire people, design the job that you want them to do as if you were going to do it yourself.” – Jerry Bellune

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“Thinking without reading is like swimming without water.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“In the world there is one man who stands respected. It isn’t Jesus, I wish it was. It’s Lincoln.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Lincoln learned to read as a boy. He learned to think when he got older. Since he learned to think, he learned to laugh at his heartaches.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“God teaches us to love reading.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“The secret of a successful marriage is commitment.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Your problems don’t go away when you laugh, but it does make you look at them differently.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

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QUOTES

“My mindset used to be leadership was all in a title, had to be earned, and due to the title others had to do what you told them to do. Quite frankly, that didn’t turn out so well.” – Jeff Brown

“It all starts with goal setting.” – Jeff Brown

“I think of my year in 12 week time blocks.” – Jeff Brown

“I am not afraid to ask others for advice.” – Jeff Brown

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Quotes:

“Would you rather be a miserable, successful motivator or a happy, motivated flop?” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Don’t ever try to be a motivator at the expectation of being motivated.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“If you’re motivated, you’ll be motivating. If you’re motivating, you’ll be a motivator.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“The greatest asset a man can have is a miserable wife.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Whatever you got, GOOD! Because your job is to do what you’re supposed to do.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“If you’re going to get your motivation, you need to commit your life that you’ll never give up.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Learn to be motivated to escape acting motivated.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

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QUOTES

“My father taught me you can get by without a lot of friends.” – Mitzi Perdue

“Disciplined seems to be the word.” – Mitzi Perdue

“I’m 79 and proud of it!” – Mitzi Perdue

“It’s absolutely essential to give yourself respite.” – Mitzi Perdue

“If the outside’s a mess, it will affect the inside.” – Mitzi Perdue

“One of the things I remember from Don Tyson is ‘I don’t have time to have a bad time, I just can’t fit it into my schedule’.” – Mitzi Perdue

“They say to just be yourself, but it can take months of practice and learning in order to let your best you shine through.” – Mitzi Perdue

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“When I do anything, I do it right. When I can’t do it right, I do nothing.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“You wanna be successful? Cram 50 years of failure into 15.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“I know we can’t do it, but we’ve got to try!” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

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QUOTES

“Those in leadership face the challenge of twice lonely. They need to meet the needs of their people, but also drink of their own remedy.” – Dr. Richmond Wandera

“Loneliness is not only relational.” – Dr. Richmond Wandera

“It’s not always obvious to a leader that they’re lonely.” – Dr. Richmond Wandera

“The nature of leadership is that you are a shepherd that cares for the sheep.” – Dr. Richmond Wandera

“True leadership is leaving the 99 to look for the one lost.” – Dr. Richmond Wandera

“Every six months I go off to pray and receive my vision statement.” – Dr. Richmond Wandera

“The vision must not be written in rock. You must look at it again.” – Dr. Richmond Wandera

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“If you give to get, you’re trading.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Give so you can get a greater capacity to give so you can give more!” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“You have to be careful about what you hear and what it should mean.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Give because you’ve been given.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“There aren’t any greatest verses, they’re all Tremendous!” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

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QUOTES

“If you’re not a servant leader, you need to question whether you should be a leader or not.” – Brock Culpepper

“I’m a firm believer in the principle of reciprocity. You reap what you sow.” – Brock Culpepper

“If I don’t invest in myself, I don’t have anything to give to anyone else.” – Brock Culpepper

“I’m not just interested in connecting people with content, I am interested in connecting people with other people so they can go on learning journeys together.” – Brock Culpepper

“Have a respectful persistence.” – Brock Culpepper

“People can follow you out of duty, but if people can follow you out of impassioned devotion, then you have something special.” – Brock Culpepper

“Like 2020 vision, but when it comes to people in an organization, you have to get a lot closer than 20 feet to see what’s going on.” – Brock Culpepper

“I do a value survey to find out what’s important to employees so if we come to a place of conflict, I already have a template for addressing that conflict.” – Brock Culpepper

“If you as the leader have to have credit for everything, your employees are going to resent you.” – Brock Culpepper

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Quotes:

“Don’t kid yourself, all work stinks!” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“You are the same today you’ll be five years from now except for two things; the people you meet and the books that you read.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“How do you have self-confidence? I hope you never find it.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Anytime you see a word with ‘self’ in front of it you better look to the Lord.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“I love motivation, and I love motivated people, but I have to say in my own life, the greatest things have come from the scriptures.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

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QUOTES

“You can’t always tell your team exactly what you feel, and you don’t want to take your work home with you either.” – Latonya Brock

“Even in this polarized space we’re in now, we as leaders have to take care of ourselves.” – Latonya Brock

“Make a prioritized list of what’s important. If it doesn’t fit on that list, the answer has to be no.” – Latonya Brock

“Take inventory on your life in order to stay focused.” – Latonya Brock

“We have to make sure we aren’t expecting other people to be responsible for the vision that we have.” – Latonya Brock

“It’s not that they support you, but you can’t hold others responsible for what you are supposed to do.” – Latonya Brock

“In leading others, look for opportunities for transferrable skills.” – Latonya Brock

“Just because you see it doesn’t mean other people see it.” – Latonya Brock

“If we have missed opportunities, we have missed the time.” – Latonya Brock

“You may have been asked to do something in a way no one else has done it, be the change.” – Latonya Brock

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“If the saints pray before they leap, they will still get a happy head crack.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“We can all pray, but if you leap you’re still coming down.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“The first law of leadership is work.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“There were times I slept on my desk, but I still almost went to the poorhouse.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“There must be two kinds of work.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Work you do to get paid is not really work.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“The real work is learning to get excited about getting the work done.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

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Quotes:

“If you’re going to lead people, you better get them laughing.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Speak to the heart. Let them see with their heart what they know with their mind.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“The beautiful part about thinking a truth with your mind is seeing how little you know about what you just discovered.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“The secret of a successful marriage is commitment.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

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Quotes:

“As leaders, the loneliness is driven by many areas of our business and life.” – Ann McNeill
“If we don’t have a vision as a leader, loneliness sinks in.” – Ann McNeill

“One of the ways to overcome loneliness is to have a plan about what is most important.” – Ann McNeill

“Weariness begins mentally, but spreads through the body and spirit.” – Ann McNeill

“The internal growth is in the abandonment of letting things go.” – Ann McNeill

“Start with the end in mind; the vision of what’s possible.” – Ann McNeill
“You must have a dream to have a dream come true.” – Ann McNeill

“Invest. Invest in yourself, but also invest in financial empowerment information.” – Ann McNeill

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Quotes from Breakthrough Speaking by Mark Sanborn:

Before you approach the lectern or the microphone you must know why you are there.

If you really want to inspire others to action through speaking, you must first be inspired to speak by your own belief in what you are doing—your philosophy of speaking.

The real hard work that goes into a presentation should take place before you step up to the podium.

The world is filled with ordinary people doing and saying extraordinary things a highly polished presentation is good, but it is critically important that the speaker’s humanity shows through.

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Quotes:

“I’d like us to think about how to speak to the heart and not the mind.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“What you hear never does you must good. If what you hear does you any good then you should be much better than you are.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“One of the greatest lessons in life is learning to listen less and think more.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“While you’re in the center of a problem, ask yourself why is this?” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“People weren’t listening because I had a bad habit of talking to people’s ears.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“If you’re communicating, you need to learn to go to the heart and not the head.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“First I go to the heart, then to the ears, then to the eyes.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“Do you know why my wife is so brutal to me? Because she’s not on commissions.” – Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

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Quotes:

“When you are a new leader, you come in with new eyes and a new vision.” – Dr. Ken Kemper

“In a new environment you must make efforts to understand.” – Dr. Ken Kemper

“Noone’s doing it, so I’m going to do it. Taking action is being a leader.” – Dr. Ken Kemper

“When COVID hit, I called Christians who are business owners for advice on making a one year vision and critical path.” – Dr. Ken Kemper

“Don’t let your weariness become an emotional, exhausted weariness.” – Dr. Ken Kemper

“Wisdom and discernment have a lot to do with our emotional intelligence, intellectual intelligence, and spiritual intelligence.” – Dr. Ken Kemper

“When I’m put in a place by God Almighty to lead, I answer absolutely to him of how I handle that stewardship.” – Dr. Ken Kemper

“Dealing with behavioral issues always changes the culture.” – Dr. Ken Kemper

“As a leader I know how people are going to behave and act because we’ve practiced.” – Dr. Ken Kemper

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Quotes:

“How many of you have business cards? Quit wasting your money! What’s wrong with you!”

“The battle is always still self-discipline.”

“When they slam the door in your face, don’t shove your foot in, shove your head in so you can keep talking.”

“There’s no excitement in selling, but you can put a lot in it if you want to.”

“I don’t care what you think.”

“Find someone to read with. Reading by yourself is okay, but reading with someone and to someone is even better.”

“It’s normal to be depressed now and then. You don’t need a tranquilizer, you need to help someone else.”

“Please, no applause. Buy some books.”

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Quotes:

“Loneliness is when no one understands what you’re going through right now.” – Leon Drennan

“Negative stress wears you out mentally and physically, and negative stress is what kills you.” – Leon Drennan

“I understand what you can’t do, but tell me what you can do… tell me what you should do.” – Leon Drennan

“Focus on what is helpful and high priority.” – Leon Drennan

“Impact what you can and be satisfied by that.” – Leon Drennan

“Vision is a picture of a better future.” – Leon Drennan

“What are the priorities that need to be cast in order to achieve your vision?” – Leon Drennan

“If your vision isn’t clear enough to make some people mad, it isn’t clear enough.” – Leon Drennan

“I get clarity in prayer when I get quiet. If I need to know the future, I need to ask.” – Leon Drennan

“Companies often do a SWOT analysis as part of a routine, but if you do that well you get clarity.” – Leon Drennan

“God told Moses how to empower people.” – Leon Drennan

“Set people up to make progress.” – Leon Drennan

“If you can’t measure it you can’t manage it.” – Jack Wells

“Managers first ask ‘how do I get people to do this?’ but quickly turn to ‘how do I make people do this?’”. – Leon Drennan

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Quotes from “Bradford, You’re Fired!”

“I’d talk with him whenever I could, get him to believing that the success of the business depended on his efforts. And, Bradford—I’d give that man so much work to do that he would have no time to loaf on his job, no time to find temptations, and no time for temptations to find him. I’d make work for him—to keep him going hard. Then if there was anything in him, it would crop out.”

“I have every confidence in you. It’s a great thing to have the confidence of the boss. I’m going to be a hard boss, for I have your interest at heart. If you know this, and realize this, I believe you will succeed. After all, the success of any business depends on the boss and his relations with his employees.”

“And in this story of my rise, you may find the secret of success. If you have not succeeded, it is your own fault.”

“You are the boss of your self, of the Super-self, the inner man who waits to serve you.”

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Quotes from Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“When you begin to think, the Lord begins to show you wonderful things about life, long before you know him.”

“Even when Abraham Lincoln wasn’t a Christian, he read the Bible.”

“When I get you reading books that hold great truths, I guarantee you will have something great happen in your life that will never happen if you don’t read.”

“God gives us incentives and rewards us whether you like it or not.

“Did you ever notice it’s hard to get grass to grow in the lawn, but weeds will grow up through concrete? That’s like your mind.”

“You can’t pay the price of leadership without vision.”

“Vision is seeing things as they are, which you can only do by God’s grace.”

“The first mark of greatness in your life, is thankfulness.”

“An attitude of gratitude flavors everything you do.”

“If we don’t learn to be happy when we don’t have anything, we won’t be happy when we have everything.”

“I am so glad that by God’s grace, he has allowed me to be a Christian.”

This episode of the Tremendous Leadership podcast features Dr. Tracey C Jones interviewing Pastor Mark Carter. Mark Carter is a church planter, founder of BibleLeadership.com, and serves as Lead Pastor of Fierce Church. Carter is passionate about equipping up-and-coming leaders with God's Word so that they can have greater confidence, improved leadership instincts, and a deep connection to Jesus. Listen in to hear how Mark has paid the Price of Leadership.

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Quotes:

“Jesus knew what it was like to have the friends from his hometown try to throw him off a cliff.” – Mark Carter

“I have to have enough distance to be able to make the call a lot of people aren’t going to want you to make.” – Mark Carter

“Sometimes I don’t have to give vision, I have to get my people around compelling vision.” – Mark Carter

“When is it smart for me to break instead of when I have to take a break or I’m going to die.” – Mark Carter

“Equip followers to do things so I can focus on the things I need to do.” – Mark Carter

“The rested are smart and strong.” – Mark Carter

“We don’t know if we’ll be around in a year so.” – Mark Carter

“The purpose is to get God the glory.” – Mark Carter

“There are days that are so dark that I have to bring out my phone a friend list to have someone scrape me off the pavement.” – Mark Carter

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Quotes from Books Are Tremendous:

“You require accurate, condensed, reliable, standard books, and should make sure that you get them.” – Charles Haddon Spurgeon

“Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested.” – Sir Francis Bacon

“Finishing a good book is like leaving a good friend.” – William Feather

“A good book teaches me better than to read it. I must soon lay it down, and commence living on its hint. What I began by reading, I must finish by acting.” – Henry David Thoreau

“The foolishest book is a kind of leaky boat on a sea of wisdom; some of the wisdom will get in anyhow.” – Oliver Wendell Holmes

“These are not books, lumps of lifeless paper, but minds alive on the shelves. From each of them goes out its own voice… and just as the touch of a button on our set will fill the room with music, so by taking down one of these volumes and opening it, one can call into range the voice of a man far distant in time and space and hear him speaking to us, mind to mind, heart to heart.” – Gilbert Highet

“Women are by nature fickle, and so are men. Not so with books, for books cannot change.” – Eugene Field

“When you read a classic, you do not see more in the book than you did before; you see more in you than there was before.” – Clifton Fadiman

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Quotes:

“You have to be unique, your message has to be transformational, and it has to be inevitable.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“The people who don’t understand the concept of do unto others, are lacking in self-love.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“As a leader, you first need to lead yourself to be the highest and best.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“Real leadership is principle leadership.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“Everybody has a phenomenal destiny.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“People who READ, THINK. People who THINK, QUESTION.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“How do you predict someone could lead an orchestration?” – Mark Victor Hansen

“If you write, you become wise, refined, and defined.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“You write a book, but 90% of it is marketing and selling it.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“The only time I can feel abandoned is if I abandon myself.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“I want every kid to be a loved kid.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“There’s always a way.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“Everything is a system that has an inside and outside.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“I’ve sold two billion dollars worth of books, but I’ve done a billion dollars of licensing.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“SYSTEM: Save YourSelf Time Energy and Money.” – Mark Victor Hansen

“The goal is to change Victimhood to Victorhood.” – Mark Victor Hansen

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Quotes from As A Man Thinketh:

Your character is the sum of your thoughts; man is made or unmade by himself.

Forget the weapons that destroy yourself or craft the tools that build your earthly and heavenly mansion.

Thought and character are one.

Until thought is linked with purpose there is no intelligent accomplishment.

A man should conceive of a legitimate purpose in his heart, and set out to accomplish it. He should make this purpose the centralizing point of his thoughts.

A man only begins to be a man when he ceases to whine and revile, and commences to search for the hidden justice which regulates his life.

You cannot travel within and stand still without.

You will become as small as your controlling desire; as great as your dominant aspiration.

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Quotes from Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“It takes a person who realizes you’ll never be strong, but by God’s grace, even when you give up, you don’t give up.”

“When Christ becomes more real, your friends become further away.”

“Get away from it all? I’m trying to get into it all.”

“There’s a difference between being bored weary and work weary.”

“The mark of a great Christian is a thick skin and a soft heart.”

“The harder you work, the more redemptive power He’ll give you.”

“Whether you have ten people helping you or nobody helping you, you’re going to be weary.”

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Quotes:

“Until you can get alone and hear the still, small voice, you’ll never be a voice to the masses.” – Frank Shelton

“True leadership is not birthed in the microwave, it’s in the crock-pot.” – Frank Shelton

“Even Jesus had a Judas.” – Frank Shelton

“Not everyone in your crowd is in your corner.” – Frank Shelton

“We don’t only feel wounded after a loss, we feel lonely after a win.” – Frank Shelton

“If we keep working on our character in private, we will be able to live with ourselves in public.” – Frank Shelton

“Leadership is lonely, it’s lovely, but loyalty goes a long way.” – Frank Shelton

“If you have friends that are consistently bringing up your past, maybe it’s time for them to become your acquaintances.” – Frank Shelton

“Weariness is not your enemy. It is your friend you have failed to appreciate.” – Frank Shelton

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Quotes from Advantages of Poverty:

“He said that he surrounded himself with assistants who knew more than he did—and he spurred them on to pile up millions for him. He was Scotch, but he wasn’t too Scotch. He let his partners share in his profits and he made more millionaires than any other man who has ever lived. For he declared it was a disgrace to die rich.”

“The fundamental idea of the gospel of wealth is that surplus wealth should be considered as a sacred trust to be administered by those into whose hands it falls, during their lives, for the good of the community.”

“Wealth is a curse to young men, and poverty a blessing.”

“Giving the one tenth—the tithe—is easy. The true disciple of the gospel of wealth has to pass far beyond that stage.”

“The real question is not how much we ought to give away, but how much we dare retain for our own gratification.”

“There is really no true charity except that which will help others to help themselves,

and place within the reach of the aspiring the means to climb.”

“Common humanity impels us to provide for the actual wants of human beings—

to see, through our poor laws, that none die of starvation, and to provide comfortable

shelter, clothing, and instruction, which should, however, always be dependent upon

work performed.”

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Quotes from Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

“I never made a right decision in my life, but nobody ever found out.”

“Nobody failed at anything til he blamed somebody else.”

“I do not believe in talking anything over with somebody who hasn’t paid the price I am willing to pay, or done the thing I am willing to do.”

“You know why women are really running the church? It’s because papa wont POP.”

“Did you ever hear of psychological warfare? The communists didn’t invent it, my wife did.”

“There’s some things you have to do on your own.”

“When you grow, it has to be your decision, because you’re going to grow alone.”

“Make a decision, make it yours, and die by it.”

“I wanna quit in the morning, I wanna quit at noon, I wanna quit at night.”

“The most natural thing in the world when you’re stretching your capacity is you’ll wanna quit.”

“Just because you want to quit, doesn’t mean you have to quit.”

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Quotes:

“I’d rather regret what I did than regret what I didn’t do.” – Rachael Robertson

“Leadership skills and capability can cross over any industry or sector.” – Rachael Robertson

“Leadership is about creating more leaders, not more followers.” – Rachael Robertson

“As a leader, everything you say takes on more volume.” – Rachael Robertson

“Leadership is lonely, and you need to be aware of that.” – Rachael Robertson

“Having just one person who has been where you are can make the difference.” – Rachael Robertson

“No Triangles.” – Rachael Robertson

“Part of my own resilience was creating a culture where people talk to each other.” – Rachael Robertson

“Once I put the boundary there, they respected it.” – Rachael Robertson

“My son actually gets in more trouble for answer shopping than anything else.” – Rachael Robertson

“Little things drive us insane because they’re the symptom, and disrespect is the deeper issue.” – Rachael Robertson

“Now is the time to reset the values and recalibrate the team.” – Rachael Robertson

“The reason everyone has an opinion on this is because you asked everyone’s opinion.” – Rachael Robertson

“I now know sometimes as the leader you have to make the decision without consultation.” – Rachael Robertson

“My team didn’t rank me as a good leader because I delivered a program on time, on budget, or because I maintained the safety of 120 people. They’re thinking, that’s my job. What stood out to them were small moments.” – Rachael Robertson

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Quotes from Acres of Diamonds by Russell Conwell:

I know I am right; that the men and women sitting here, who found it difficult perhaps to buy a ticket to this lecture or gathering to-night, have within their reach “acres of diamonds,” opportunities to get largely wealthy.

I say that you ought to get rich, and it is your duty to get rich.

“Oh,” but says some young man here to-night, “I have been told all my life that if a person has money he is very dishonest and dishonorable and mean and contemptible.” My friend, that is the reason why you have none, because you have that idea of people.

Money is power, and you ought to be reasonably ambitious to have it. You ought because you can do more good with it than you could without it.

While we should sympathize with God’s poor—that is, those who cannot help themselves—let us remember there is not a poor person in the United States who was not made poor by his own shortcomings, or by the shortcomings of someone else.

The man who says, “I cannot carry my religion into business” advertises himself either as being an imbecile in business, or on the road to bankruptcy, or a thief, one of the three, sure.

You cannot trust a man with your money who cannot take care of his own.

I have no more right to sell goods without making a profit on them than I have to overcharge him dishonestly beyond what they are worth.

The moment a young man or woman gets more money than he or she has grown to by practical experience, that moment he has gotten a curse.

It is no help to your children to leave them money, but if you leave them education, if you leave

them Christian and noble character, if you leave them a wide circle of friends, if you leave them an honorable name, it is far better than that they should have money.

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“Critical for long-term success is identifying allies, identifying mentors, and locating the people who get you and want to support you.” – Michael J. Gelb

“You may have genius ideas, but if no one buys into your ideas, you may die penniless.” – Michael J. Gelb

“The best way to match your energy is to have higher purpose.” – Michael J. Gelb

“I’ve found this in my study of geniuses throughout history; they understand the importance of recovery, resilience, recharging, and resting.” – Michael J. Gelb

“Fatal crashes are caused by one of two things; fatigue or lack psychological safety.” – Michael J. Gelb

“Make sure everyone is well rested, and make sure you ask for their ideas regularly, and listen.” – Michael J. Gelb

“There are three principles of geniuses; truth, beauty, and goodness.” – Michael J. Gelb

“The key to the breakthrough of wisdom, is becoming aware of the habits that don’t serve you or your higher purpose – and freeing yourself from those habits.” – Michael J. Gelb

“You can make behavioral shifts even before you’re in mental alignment with them.” – Michael J. Gelb

“Find restorative practices.” – Michael J. Gelb

“If you don’t believe in God, surrender to him anyways.” – Michael J. Gelb

“Focusing on yourself is a loser’s game.” – Michael J. Gelb

“The questions we ask everyday determine the quality of your life.” – Michael J. Gelb

“Ask the question of, ‘how do I bring more truth, beauty, and goodness into the lives of others today?’” – Michael J. Gelb

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“There are people in America who burn their lives out for a title, only not to know what to do with it when they get it.”

“Everyone has a responsibility to lead something.”

“The price of leadership begins with a thing called loneliness.”

“Most people never figure out that most people are lonely.”

“You’re born lonely, because God never wants you to rely on anybody but him.”

“Until you make decisions the way you breathe, you aren’t living.”

“Make a decision, make it yours, and die by it.”

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