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John Maxwell

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast

In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley explore the importance of team unity and how leaders can drive it within their organizations. They discuss the need for leaders to define what unity looks like in terms of behaviors and actions, setting a shared expectation for the team. They also suggest ways leaders can build trust and vulnerability among team members, such as having each person share their strengths, areas for improvement, and personal stories. Additionally, they propose creating a team agreement or unity charter that outlines how team members will communicate, handle disagreements, and support each other, even when not in the same room. Throughout the episode, Goede and Holley provide practical tips and insights to help leaders foster a strong, cohesive team culture that drives performance and success.
 
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#364: How Do Leaders Drive Team Unity?

In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the importance of critical thinking for leaders. They explain how critical thinking helps leaders enhance their problem-solving skills, make informed decisions, and communicate more effectively. The hosts also share practical tips for developing critical thinking skills, such as asking thoughtful questions, evaluating information sources, and considering multiple perspectives. Additionally, they encourage leaders to engage in diverse conversations and embrace uncertainty as part of the critical thinking process.
 
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#363: What Were You Thinking?

In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore how leaders can develop confidence in themselves and their abilities. They share insights from Bill Belichick's book, The Art of Winning, which emphasizes the importance of preparation, mastering details, and owning mistakes in building confidence. They also discuss the value of creating challenging scenarios for teams to help them perform under pressure and be ready to respond in real-world situations. Furthermore, they examine the paradox of balancing confidence with humility, noting that while confidence earns followers, humility earns trust. The episode offers practical strategies and a thought-provoking perspective on cultivating authentic confidence as a leader.
 
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#362: Developing Confidence as a Leader

Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore gravitas as a key element of leadership presence and influence. They share practical ways to develop it—building self-awareness, communicating with confidence and humility, and staying calm under pressure. With consistency and integrity, leaders can inspire trust, command attention, and strengthen connections with their teams.
 
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#361: Gravitas That Drives Connection

In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore strategies for working effectively with complicated people. They discuss the importance of seeing individuals as people rather than problems and offer practical tools for fostering collaboration and understanding. They also emphasize the role of clear communication in reducing friction and frustration when working with difficult colleagues. Additionally, they highlight the value of setting boundaries to protect time, energy, and productivity while still maintaining positive working relationships.
 
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#360: Can You Really Work with Complicated People?

In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley explore the concept of balancing the push and pull of leadership. They discuss the importance of building positive relationships, demonstrating technical competence, and showing consistency in order to establish trust with team members. The hosts explain the dangers of focusing too heavily on either the push (driving for results) or the pull (inspiring and empowering others) aspects of leadership, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach. Throughout the conversation, they provide practical insights and strategies for leaders to effectively navigate the tension between pushing for performance and pulling for growth, ultimately leading to a more engaged and productive team.
 
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#359: Mastering the Push and Pull of Leadership

In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley explore the key attributes and mindsets leaders need to embrace to lead their teams to victory. They discuss the importance of taking full responsibility as a leader, especially in times of difficulty or setbacks, as this builds trust and accountability within the team. They also stress the significance of having a unified vision that is clearly communicated and understood by all team members, ensuring everyone is working towards the same goals. Furthermore, they emphasize the need for leaders to develop a winning mindset and create a culture that supports resilience and perseverance in the face of challenges.
 
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#358: How to Live Out the Law of Victory

In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley unpack the power of momentum and why it’s a game-changer for leadership and team performance. They explore how momentum starts—with a clear vision, realistic goals, and a culture of collaboration—and why leaders must protect the “spark” that sets it in motion. You’ll hear practical strategies and real-world examples to help you build, sustain, and amplify momentum, while avoiding common missteps that can bring it to a halt.
 
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#357: Stop Killing My Momentum

In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede address the common assumption that only extroverts can be effective leaders. They highlight the unique strengths and abilities that introverted leaders bring to the table, such as their ability to steady a room, think deeply, and listen closely. They also discuss how introverted leaders excel in one-on-one situations, providing motivation through empathy and supporting people with intention and care. Additionally, they explore how the 5 Levels of Leadership model applies to both introverted and extroverted leaders, emphasizing that leadership is about influence, regardless of personality type.
 
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#356: Can an Introvert Be a Leader?

Inclusive communication is key to building trust and belonging on any team. This episode explores practical ways leaders can communicate more effectively—by listening actively, using inclusive language, and encouraging diverse perspectives. You’ll also get tips for running more inclusive meetings, like sharing agendas in advance, setting clear expectations, and making space for all voices to be heard.
 
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#355: How Inclusive Is Your Communication?

Chris Goede and Perry Holley discuss strategies for dealing with a challenging or bad boss. They provide insights on how to handle these difficult situations by focusing on adding value to the leader rather than trying to fix them. They share practical tips such as increasing communication, documenting work, and understanding the leader's priorities and challenges. The episode offers helpful advice for navigating the frustration of working under a less-than-ideal leader while still maintaining professionalism and a growth mindset.
 
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#340: Help! I Work for a Bad Boss

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