The L3 Leadership Podcast with Doug Smith

Send us a textEpisode Summary: In this episode of the L3 Leadership Podcast, Maggie Berghoff joins us to share her wealth of knowledge on functional medicine and personalized health.About Maggie Berghoff: Maggie Berghoff is a visionary entrepreneur with multiple online companies dedicated to improving the well-being of individuals. The journey began as she ventured into the role of an online health consultant, evolving into a substantial educational platform offering published books, online programs, recommended products, and diverse services aimed at helping individuals achieve balance in their lives. In addition to her health-focused venture, Maggie has established a business consulting company. Through this endeavor, she has empowered thousands of emerging entrepreneurs, providing guidance in building, branding, marketing, and scaling their own online coaching businesses. Beyond the professional realm, Maggie gracefully balances the role of a devoted mother to three young children. Her commitment to health, entrepreneurship, and family exemplifies a holistic approach to a fulfilling and purposeful life.4 Key Takeaways:1. We delve deep into the transformative power of lab testing and nutrition, where understanding and interpreting your personal health data becomes your superpower.2. Maggie discusses the benefits of recognizing hormone imbalances and hidden health issues, opening up avenues to longevity and anti-aging that go far beyond what meets the eye.3. She shares how maintaining a guilt-free relationship with your favorite indulgences can actually contribute to better physical and mental health.4. Maggie talks about why navigating the supermarket aisles shouldn't be a chore but an adventure in making informed choices. Quotes From the Episode:“You can always trust a natural product that is made with real foods and real ingredients.”“You got this.”Resources Mentioned:Order Your Own LabsSiete FoodsSimple MillsMadeGood FoodsLesser Evil SnacksEat to Treat by Maggie BerghoffYuka AppEWGConnect with Maggie:Website | Facebook | Instagram | Linkedin | TikTokEpisode Webpage: https://l3leadership.org/406L3 Mastermind Groups: https://l3leadership.org/mastermindL3 Leadership Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/L3Leader/Follow us on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/l3-leadershipRate This Podcast: https://ratethispodcast.com/l3leadership

Send us a textEpisode Summary: In this episode of the L3 Leadership Podcast, we are joined by George Kamel, Ramsey personality and author, as he recounts his climb from being burdened by debt to securing a seven-figure net worth. About George Kamel: George Kamel is a personal finance expert and co-host of The Ramsey Show and Smart Money Happy Hour.  Following Ramsey’s proven money plan, George went from negative net worth to a millionaire in under 10 years. His goal is to help people spend less, save more, and avoid money traps so they can live a life with more margin, options and freedom.4 Key Takeaways:1. George shares his perspective on leadership in the digital age, focusing on impact rather than follower count. 2.  We dissect the cultural epidemic of debt that ensnares many in a relentless cycle and how achieving financial peace can rejuvenate our life experiences.3. George talks about why he believes cutting the credit cord leads to a more mindful approach to money management.4. You'll also listen to honest thoughts about balancing work and being a dad, and how kindness can have a lasting effect on the soul.Quotes From the Episode:“We’re more obsessed with debt than we’ve ever been as a culture, how can I help people break free from the chains that have been set upon them?”“When you can look at money as a tool instead of an obstacle, that’s when everything changes.”Resources Mentioned:Pre-Order Georges BookSmart Money Happy HourConnect with George:Website | Facebook | YouTube | X | InstagramEpisode Webpage: https://l3leadership.org/404L3 Mastermind Groups: https://l3leadership.org/mastermindL3 Leadership Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/L3Leader/Follow us on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/l3-leadershipRate This Podcast: https://ratethispodcast.com/l3leadership

Send us a textEpisode Summary: In this episode of the L3 Leadership Podcast, Esther Fedorkevich is joins us to discuss her journey in entrepreneurship and publishing, offering valuable advice for aspiring authors.About Esther Fedorkevich: Esther Fedorkevich is the founder of The Fedd Agency. She launched her career in 1997 as a salesperson for a major book publisher. Within six months, Esther sold a million dollars in products. From there she went to work for Dave Ramsey, a New York Times best-selling author and television host with a nationally syndicated radio program. She worked in the publishing department, selling and marketing Dave’s books and other projects, and fell in love with book publishing. When Esther was pregnant with her first child, her entrepreneurial spirit was charged and decided to venture out on her own, selling books and ideas as a literary agent. Esther founded The Fedd Agency in 2003 and began investing in authors. Her first client came to her for help when William Morris could not secure a book deal, even after pitching it for two years. With her innovative intervention and her acute business sense and selling skills, Esther got the author a three-book deal within two months. Esther continues to hone her innate marketing and sales talents, coupling that with a passion for selling life-changing books. Esther firmly believes she doesn’t just represent authors, she represents and builds futures. Using her natural entrepreneurial sensibilities, Esther also negotiates deals for film, television, and other derivative products. Additionally, The Fedd Agency offers agency guided publishing and audio book production services. Esther lives in Austin, TX and has and two rockstar kids, Alexi Jane and Paul Gregory. In her spare time, you can find Esther shooting hoops, swinging a golf club or tennis racket, reading, or cooking gourmet meals for her family and friends.Her favorite book is How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie.Key Takeaways:1. Esther shines a light on the nuances of writing, publishing, and marketing a successful book.2. She shares her professional journey of selling over a million dollars in book products within six months to leveraging her talent as a literary agent and founding Fed Agency. 3. Ester talks about her entrepreneurial upbringing and how that has been instrumental in her current success. 4. She talks about why she believes everyone has a book inside of them and why people should consider writing their own. Quotes From the Episode:“I look at a book sold as a prayer answered.”“Believe in yourself, keep working, keep dreaming, keep creating, and  keep developing new ideas.”Resources Mentioned:The Circle MakerConnect with Esther Fedorkevich:Website | Instagram | LinkedinEpisode Webpage: https://l3leadership.org/404L3 Mastermind Groups: https://l3leadership.org/mastermindL3 Leadership Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/L3Leader/Follow us on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/l3-leadership

Send us a textEpisode Summary: In this episode of the L3 Leadership Podcast, Rob Luna, a seasoned expert in wealth management joins us. Our chat traces Rob's path from his early days in the challenging streets of L.A. to his present role as a trusted figure for those grappling with the intricacies of wealth. As we unwrap the layers of his success, you'll gain insights into the profound impact of financial literacy and learn practical ways to build and safeguard wealth for the long haul.About Rob Luna: Rob Luna is confirmation that the American Dream is alive. He went from growing up hungry and battling the tough streets of Los Angeles, to becoming an Ivy League Alumnus and earning MBA degrees in two countries. His 25 years of experience includes consulting with companies such as Amazon, Google, and Facebook, managing money for some of the world’s wealthiest individuals, and building a multimillion-dollar business that was sold to a publicly-traded company. Today Rob oversees his group of companies focused on helping people build, grow, protect, and enjoy their wealth.3 Key Takeaways:1. Rob shares perspectives gleaned from my years advising the super-wealthy, tackling the paradox that wealth alone doesn't guarantee life satisfaction.2. We talk about how to guide your children to better understand money.3. Rob talks about the importance of how mindset can change your life.Quotes From the Episode:“The more money you have, unfortunately, in this country, the better off you’re gonna be.”“The definition of wealth is going to be how you define it.”“Outside of financial literacy, mindset, not putting limiting beliefs on your children, is one of the most important things.”Resources Mentioned:Close Your Wealth Gap by Rob LunaDie With Zero by Bill PerkinsConnect with Rob:Website | YouTube | Instagram | XEpisode Webpage: https://l3leadership.org/403L3 Mastermind Groups: https://l3leadership.org/mastermindL3 Leadership Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/L3Leader/Follow us on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/l3-leadership

A former police officer turned CIA agent, Jamie Winship, shares his insights on living fearlessly, identity transformation, and the power of prayer. He discusses how intuition can lead to breakthroughs, the importance of understanding one's identity for clear communication with God, and the significance of embracing true self for personal transformation and success.

Send us a textEpisode Summary: In this episode of the L3 Leadership podcast, Doug talks about how he does a year-end review, why he believes every leader needs to do their own, and how to do your own. About Doug:  Doug Smith is the Director of Development atLight of Life Rescue Mission and Founder and CEO of L3 Leadership. He is the author of his eBook, “Making the Most of Mentoring”, a step-by-step guide to help you build and cultivate relationships with mentors. He blogs atdougsmithlive.com, is the host of the L3 Leadership podcast and is a sought-after public speaker. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Laura, who currently works as an Account Executive at Ivalua. Together, they love family, personal growth, travel, working out, and serving others.4 Key Takeaways:1.Why the best kind of year-end review is the one that you’ll actually follow.2. Why you should push forward, even if your first review won’t be perfect.3. The importance of scheduling a time and place for your review.4. What to bring with you to your review.Resources Mentioned:Year-End Review TemplateLiving Forward by Michael Hyatt (Affiliate Link)How to Journalmint.comThe Five Minute Journal AppQuotes from the Episode:"The best system for a year-end review is the one you'll actually follow.""The best way to learn something is to teach it to others."Connect with Doug:Website | Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin | Instagram

Send us a textIn this episode of the L3 Leadership Podcast, we’re joined by bestselling author and renowned mental health expert, Dr. John Delony. We dive into his latest book, "Building a Non-Anxious Life" and uncover strategies on how to eliminate anxiety from our lives.About Dr. John Delony: Dr. John Delony is a bestselling author, mental health expert and host of The Dr. John Delony Show. John has two PhDs and over two decades of experience in counseling, crisis response and higher education. He is the author of the bestselling books Building a Non-Anxious Life, Own Your Past, Change Your Future and Redefining Anxiety.John has appeared on Fox News, Fox Business and Today and has been featured in the Real Simple and Fast Company magazines as well as HuffPost. He has also been a guest on The Minimalist Podcast, The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast and the Mind Pump Podcast.John’s goal is to help people navigate tough decisions, improve their relationships, and believe they’re worth being well.4 Key Takeaways:1. We share personal stories about our journeys, shedding light on how we navigate through an anxiety-inducing world.2. John shares his experiences in raising his kids, highlighting the importance of letting them experience both success and failure. 3. We talk about the significance of stable, regulated adult relationships in a child's life, and how raising one's voice in anger can impact them. 4. John also speaks on body image struggles and making health choices, emphasizing the importance of self-love, self-care, and expressing gratitude.Quotes From the Episode:“What changes do I have to make in my life... so my body stops trying to get my attention 24/7, 365?”“Anger in many ways is a gift. It points you towards something that should be a different way.”Resources Mentioned:Books By Dr. JohnConnect with John:YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | X

Send us a textEver felt like you're running in circles as a leader, trapped in a maze of operational hurdles and communication gaps? Discover the magic of EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) as we sit down with Tim Tandert, an expert EOS implementer, who brilliantly untangles the complexities of organizational management. Tim enlightens us about dealing with people issues, enhancing team communication through 'level 10 meetings' and the significance of having the right people in the right roles. Dive deeper into the story of organizational success as we discuss the power of traction and accountability charts in leadership. Unveil the simplicity and effectiveness of EOS, and how it can transform your business landscape. We also discuss the People Analyzer tool, the Vision Tracker and the concept of GWC (Get it, Want it, Capacity) - invaluable tools to find the right person for the right seat. The journey doesn't end here. Hear the success story of Tim, who journeyed through the highs and lows of his career, realized the importance of empowering others, and found his true calling. Also, get insights on mastermind groups - a powerful tool to induce exponential growth and leadership prowess. The world needs your leadership, and we believe in your potential. Bring the change your organization needs and witness the transformation unfold!

Send us a textEpisode Summary: In this episode of the L3 Leadership Podcast, Doug is interviewed by David McGlennen and talks about the impact of encouragement on young leaders, how growth requires endurance, and how suffering has played a role in developing as a leader. About Doug Smith: Doug Smith is the Director of Development at Light of Life Rescue Mission and Founder and CEO of L3 Leadership. He is the author of his eBook, “Making the Most of Mentoring”, a step-by-step guide to help you build and cultivate relationships with mentors. He blogs at dougsmithlive.com, he is the host of the L3 Leadership podcast, and he is a sought-after public speaker. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Laura, who currently works as an Account Executive at Ivalua. Together, they love family, personal growth, travel, working out, and serving others.4 Key Takeaways:1. Doug dives into the significance of endurance, patience, and the necessity of a long-term mindset in attaining leadership growth.2. He also uncovers the importance of “being in the arena” and how daily growth practices can lead to personal development. 3.  Furthermore, we explore the role of mastermind groups in fostering personal growth and leadership.4.  We discuss the power of self-reflection and placing trust in God's timing.Quotes From the Episode:“You have no idea the impact of what a few words of encouragement can have.”“You are one idea and one connection away from changing your destiny.”Resources Mentioned:L3 One Day ConferenceL3 Mastermind GroupsDavid’s Podcast, In the Growth SpaceConnect with Doug:Website | Twitter | Facebook | Linkedin | InstagramEpisode Webpage: https://l3leadership.org/398L3 Mastermind Groups: https://l3leadership.org/mastermindL3 Leadership Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/L3Leader/Follow us on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/l3-leadership

Send us a textEpisode Summary: In this episode of the L3 Leadership Podcast, we talk with Reid Carpenter, a Pittsburgh legend who had the audacity to dream of making his city renowned for God.About Reid Carpenter: Mr. Carpenter has a longstanding career in ministry and community service. Beginning in 1961, he served as the Pittsburgh area director for Young Life, a youth organization. Over the years, he held various roles, including regional director and director of Young Life's Northeast Division. In 1978, he founded the Pittsburgh Leadership Foundation (PLF), a faith-based organization focused on addressing regional concerns through collaboration. Over 23 years with PLF, Mr. Carpenter initiated numerous ventures with local partners, securing over $500 million to support efforts for at-risk youth, prisoners, families, healthcare, housing, and addiction. He played a key role in establishing organizations such as the ANTI-Racism Institute, Pittsburgh Youth Network, CLEAR, and East Liberty Family Health Care Center. Additionally, he collaborated with World Vision to create an international distribution center and a local initiative called the Storehouse. Beyond his local impact, Mr. Carpenter served as an advisor to faith-based organizations and corporations, contributing to various boards and committees, including those of Communities in Schools, International Urban Associates, National Center for Protection of Children and Families, and WQED Enterprises. He holds a bachelor's degree in sociology from Fairfield University, a master's degree in biblical studies from Young Life Institute at Fuller Theological Seminary, and an honorary doctorate in Humane Letters from Geneva College.4 Key Takeaways:1. Reid shares his expertise on fundraising that he’s gained throughout his experience with PLF.2. He talks about the founding of the Pittsburgh Leadership Foundation, spotlighting how he rallied a passionate group of individuals excited about Jesus to tackle urgent city-wide issues such as substance abuse and poverty.3. Reed imparts timeless wisdom on how trust and integrity form the pillars of raising money for causes that matter.4. We reflect on the significance of discipleship, soul-keeping, and how these skills are vital for the Kingdom of God.Quotes From the Episode:“I had dreams for people that they didn’t have for themselves.”“Whatever you do, take care of your soul, it’s the only thing that’s gonna last.”Resources Mentioned:Pittsburgh Leadership FoundationThe Greatest Thing in the World by Henry DrummondThe Greatest Drama Ever Staged by Dorothy SayersBirth of the Chaordic Age by Dee Hock