Brad Lomenick

Brad Lomenick, former Catalyst president and leadership coach, dives into what makes a leader worth following. He shares the H3 Leadership principles of humility, hunger, and hustle, stressing the importance of self-awareness and emotional intelligence. Lomenick encourages young leaders to seek authentic relationships over superficial networking. He reflects on mentorship's transformative power and the necessity of embracing one’s weaknesses as a strength, all while emphasizing genuine connections and collaborative growth within communities.

Brad Lomenick, career deconstructionist and expert on being the only in your field, gives the best career advice, talks about connecting with influencers without being a social climber, and offers a template on what to say when you meet your hero. Reflecting on their own experiences, they discuss building genuine relationships, the difference between social climbers and connectors, and the importance of personal growth and helping others succeed.

Brad Lomenick, Brett Crozier, Dan Luna, John Mackey, Patrick Lencioni, and Jake Wood share insights on impactful leadership, resilience, conscious capitalism, effective teams, vulnerability, and integrity. The episode breaks down common leadership myths, the importance of self-leadership, and embracing humility, hunger, and hustle. It also discusses the power of vulnerability in leadership and navigating emotions in high-stress scenarios.

In this podcast, guests like N.T. Wright, Granger Smith, Dr. John Deloney, and more share their insights. They discuss topics such as leadership development, multicultural churches, navigating loss and grief, understanding values and culture alignment, and the impact of outsourcing in modern society. The episode also previews upcoming content for 2024.

Brad Lomenick, leadership consultant, coach, talks about leading in 2024, identity as a leader, calling, mission, and ministry assignment. He discusses the importance of understanding one's calling and finding the right environment. Brad encourages youth pastors to invest in the next generation and seek clarity on their own calling.