James Clear, best-selling author of Atomic Habits, shares insights on the transformative power of small habits. He discusses how minor actions can create significant life changes and emphasizes the importance of systems over mere goal-setting. Clear highlights the connection between habits and personal identity, offering the 'two-minute rule' to help establish positive routines. He also explores the role of environment and social support in breaking bad habits, underscoring how immediate rewards can keep motivation high.

In this episode, Craig Groeschel will show you the last three of six steps anyone can take to become a better leader. Discover how to find a system to create, a relationship to initiate, and a risk you need to take.

Sit in for a conversation with Bob Goff, the best-selling author of Everybody Always, as he discusses with Craig Groeschel how authenticity, compassion, and encouragement build relationships and help us lead.

Craig Groeschel, an experienced leadership coach and author, shares key steps for becoming a better leader. Topics include defining your leadership identity, embracing discipline and courage, focusing on high-impact areas, and empowering others for organizational strength.

Chip Heath, co-author of The Power of Moments, discusses with Craig the importance of creating impactful moments in personal and business settings. They explore the power of shared purpose in organizations, the value of recognition, and the significance of breaking away from routine to cultivate memorable experiences.

Find out four principles to identify talented people and push them to success, learn about the importance of your first impression, and discover self-driven, passionate people who will lead your organization forward.

One of the most valuable things you can do is a leader is recognize leaders with high potential. In this episode, you’ll discover four signs to help you find leaders with high potential—the ones who have what it takes to push your organization for...

In this episode, Craig sits down with New York Times best-selling author Lysa TerKeurst to talk about how to lead through pain, empower yourself and your team to find your threshold, and build a support system.

Centeredness is the most important trait a leader needs. It's difficult to describe and impossible to miss. In this episode, Craig Groeschel will show you how, when uncentered leaders fail, a centered leader thrives.

In this episode, Craig sits down with Steven Furtick of Elevation Church to discuss how tension can be a great starting place, how vulnerability plays a key role in creating personal connections, and how to avoid what he calls “creative sabotage.”