Sri talks with career U.S. Army officer Chris Rogers about his 5 Disciplines of Leadership. Think of Chris as the James Clear of leadership.

Chris is an instructor for Simon Sinek Inc. and also runs his own consultancy. Chris didn't just lead in the Army over 30 years, he taught other officers how to lead, strategize, and execute. So his expertise is unparalleled.

Chris also talks about:

His transition from the military to the private sector
Strategic vs. operational leadership
Managing emotions as a leader
Communication skills
Active listening
Building habits
Influence

Reach out to Chris: crogersusa@gmail.com

FREE DOWNLOAD: A summary of Chris' 5 Disciplines model is available on The Warrior Poet website here (no email required).

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Takeaways

Leadership is a journey, not a destination.
Active listening is one of the hardest skills for leaders.
Emotions are natural, but how we respond is key.
Effective communication is essential for influence.
Continuous learning is crucial for leadership development.
Thoughtful reflection helps improve the quality of ideas.
Building time into your calendar for reflection is vital.
The five disciplines of leadership can enhance effectiveness.
Creating a culture of initiative empowers team members.
Understanding different perspectives broadens problem-solving capabilities.

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