Eternal Leadership

Scott J. Miller is Executive Vice President of Thought Leadership. Scott has been with the company for 20 years and previously served as Vice President of Business Development and Chief Marketing Officer. His role as EVP caps 12 years on the front line, working with thousands of client facilitators across many markets and countries.  Join us for a conversation about how to lead effectively in your organization and also how to know who to promote, when to promote, and how to promote to lead to the healthiest team possible.

Dov Baron is a bestselling author of One Red Thread and Fiercely Loyal, One of Inc. Magazine's Top 100 leadership speakers to hire, and one of the Top 30 World Leadership Gurus. It is essential now to be a beacon of support to people of your network. That not only means reaching out and being there for your friends, employees, business partners, etc. It also means reaching out and creating community by connecting people you know. The more you can be there for others and help others be there for each other the better. The only way to successfully do that is to ensure you have your own head screwed on right. Make sure that not only you support others but also that you have the support that you need.

Darren Gold is a Managing Partner at The Trium Group where he is one of the world’s leading executive coaches and advisors to CEOs and leadership teams of many of the most well-known organizations. Join us in a deep conversation about growing beyond a victim mentality and childish ways of going through life into a place of security where we are the authors of our own lives.

Starting a new year and decade, most high energy and motivated leaders are ready to launch. Like the fighter jets John flew, they require a lot of fuel for a launch. What refuels you to stay healthy and energized?  We talk about the rhythms we need to stay healthy to stay the course so we can land safely after the mission is complete.  John shares his life story, recovery, and redefining normal life and work.  He shares about mental health for leaders and watching for the signs when we need help. He is a leader who lives on purpose taking every day as a gift.

Join me in a great conversation with Drew Martin about receiving the Holy Spirit, learning how to walk by the Spirit. And watching God move in who He is- the Way, the Truth and Life! As He speaks, releases His word and watches over it to perform it in the most influential medium of our time, the Media.  We also discuss learning what it means to "give your life to Jesus". Not your talents or "giftings", not your work, not your life, or the representations of those things- your all. 

John Ramstead has bounced back from multiple curveballs in life: an injury that derailed his award-winning fighter pilot career, failed startups and businesses, and a life-changing, near-death horse accident. This week we sit down with John to talk about his life lessons, from mentorship and learning from failure, to mindset changes and the power of second chances, all lessons that closely align with the mission of Colorado UpLift.

Devastating crucible experiences robbed him of his lifelong dream to be a Top Gun Navy fighter pilot and bankrupted the multi-million-dollar business he created years later. Then, just when John Ramstead thought he had his life back on track, a freak horseback-riding accident left him with crushed ribs, broken bones in his neck, a punctured lung, and a torturous 23 surgeries during a a 20-month stay in a traumatic brain-injury hospital. In this interview with Crucible Leadership founder and BEYOND THE CRUCIBLE host Warwick Fairfax, Ramstead shares that as physically and financially shattering as those moments were, the emotional toll was even more painful. It was only after finding hope through his reinvigorated faith that Ramstead was able to find his life’s calling: not striving to raise his profile, but working to raise the profiles of others. He now helps other leaders find their purpose through his coaching practice Eternal Leadership, hailed by Inc. as one of the top leadership voices in the country.

Dr. Goldman-Wetzler, who teaches a popular Columbia University course on conflict freedom, works to free people of conflict by banishing destructive habits like blaming themselves, blaming or avoiding others, or seeking to collaborate with people who refuse to cooperate. To avoid getting stuck in an endless cycle or conflict loop, Dr. Goldman-Wetzler proposes a set of eight strategic practices, including:  ·          Increase clarity by mapping out the conflict  ·          Use your emotions as a catalyst for change;  ·          Select and design a pattern-breaking path, and  ·          Test your path by considering the impact of your actions. Dr. Goldman-Wetzler allows us to achieve conflict freedom with practical, step-by-step advice to tackle our toughest conflicts.

After 25 years in missions with YWAM, Matthew went back to school and got a Phd in leadership in the midst of change. He now has a consulting company in Singapore where he has been the last 14 years. Matthew has also written 15 books and writes a daily devotional.   In this episode we discuss how important it is to be open and vulnerable as a leader, how to live and grow in tension, and how knowing God helps us better know ourselves.

Join me and my good friend Chris McCluskey for a conversation about the many benefits of coaching. We go into how coaching is the solution to not only all of our personal problems, but also the world's.