The Mentored Podcast with Drs. Carson Pue, Ingrid and Chuck Davis

"What would change if you knew your life calling?" What does it mean to truly find your life calling? On this episode of the Mentored Podcast, we’re hosted by three remarkable voices in leadership and mentorship—Carson Pue, Chuck Davis, and Ingrid Davis. With decades of wisdom between them, these seasoned mentors unpack the art of discovering your unique purpose and how it intersects with leadership and faith.

Today, we’re marking a milestone—it’s the start of Season Two, and I couldn’t be more thrilled to have you along for the ride. I’m your host, Carson Pue, and this season begins with an episode introducing you to my two remarkable co-hosts, Drs. Chuck and Ingrid Davis. Chuck Ingrid This season is about continuing a rich legacy of mentoring, growth, and leadership that was so close to our dear friend Martin Sanders’ heart. After his passing, Chuck and Ingrid stepped into the leadership of Global Leadership, carrying forward Martin’s vision with extraordinary grace, wisdom, and fresh perspectives. Join us now as we reflect on the foundations Martin laid, explore what’s ahead, and tap into the deep well of wisdom Chuck and Ingrid bring to the conversation. Whether you’re here to grow as a leader, or just to find encouragement for your own life’s calling, you won’t want to miss this episode—or this new season. Grab your coffee, settle in, and get ready for a meaningful and inspiring conversation. Welcome to Season Two of the Mentored Podcast!

This deeply moving final episode of The Mentored Podcast, Season One, explores the profound legacy of our co-host and mentor, Martin Sanders. Joining Carson in the studio is Martin’s son Bo, who carries forward much of his father’s wisdom, humour, and unshakable commitment to developing others. With his father Martin’s unexpected death in January 2024, the conversation is a heartfelt tribute and a powerful reflection on what it means to leave a lasting mark on those you love and lead. Martin’s son Bo offers a glimpse into the man behind the mic — the father who instilled values, the mentor who shaped lives, and the leader whose influence transcended generations. He shares personal stories about their relationship, from moments that defined his path to leadership to the tender wisdom Martin imparted along the way. Listeners will hear about the resilience of someone’s legacy and the beautiful blend of grief, gratitude, and inspiration that comes with it. What does it mean for a leader’s lessons to live on after they’re gone? How do we honour those lessons in our daily decisions and relationships? This episode powerfully reminds us that leadership isn’t about titles—it’s about impact. Martin Sanders understood this better than most, and his influence endures through his family, friends, and countless mentees. If you’ve been searching for clarity on how to live and lead in a meaningful way, this conversation will inspire you to rethink what true leadership looks like. It’s a tribute, a conversation, and an invitation to reflect on your legacy. Don’t miss this special episode and the wrap-up of Season One of Mentored.

What does family really mean? The hosts dive into the complexities of family dynamics and how they influence leadership. They challenge the ideal of picture-perfect families and discuss the importance of authenticity in mentoring relationships. Personal stories highlight the need for open communication and addressing negative upbringing voices. They explore how shared memories shape connections and the vital role of support within families. Tune in for insights on building strong familial bonds that extend beyond blood.

In our latest episode of the Mentored Podcast, we're diving into Toxic People—how to identify them, understand their impact, and mentor leaders dealing with these tricky personalities in their teams.

Explore the universal struggle of temptation and how it impacts personal growth and leadership. The hosts discuss confronting work addiction and the societal norms surrounding it. They delve into the specific temptations leaders face, emphasizing self-awareness and mentorship. Insightful stories illuminate the importance of friendship and support systems. Discover how to anticipate temptation, cultivate self-discipline, and reinforce the mentoring process, all while intertwining personal responsibility with divine guidance.

In this episode, Martin and Carson share their personal experiences, illustrating the pivotal role of feedback in leadership development. Join us for a lively and approachable discussion on how to provide constructive feedback and the consequences of missing this crucial step. Perfect for team leaders and mentors eager to foster growth and success within their teams.

Dive into the world of leadership blunders, where miscommunication and unclear vision can derail even the best intentions. Discover how self-awareness and effective delegation are crucial to fostering team success. Explore the personal anecdotes that highlight leadership pitfalls, such as the dangers of over-involvement. Learn practical tips for transforming communication styles, reinforcing the importance of listening and building trust with your team. Gain insights that empower you to lead with clarity and confidence.

Unlock the Hidden Lessons in Leadership found in Failure Tune in to the latest episode of The Mentored Podcast, where Carson Pue and Martin Sanders we dive deep into the often-untold stories of failure in leadership. Discover how setbacks can be powerful stepping stones to success as they explore real-life experiences and practical insights. Failure has a broad spectrum but is primarily the result of unmet expectations. Carson and Martin speak about how these expectations can be both external and internal. They bring insights from thirty-four different books on failure as well as their experience mentoring leaders about their failures. Both of these season mentors believe we all fail at some time, and that failure can be the foundation of growth. In mentoring we use  an empowerment model where we say to men tees that the can succeed widely and fail miserably and we are going to celebrate both. Leadership is not about perfection; it’s about learning from your failures and growing stronger. So, join us for a conversation that will inspire and equip you to turn challenges into growth opportunities. Whether you're an established leader or just starting your journey, this episode offers valuable takeaways to enhance your leadership skills. Don't miss out on these transformative lessons in The Mentored Podcast. Listen now and embrace the path to becoming a more resilient, insightful leader.

In this insightful episode of the Mentored Podcast, hosts Carson and Martin tackle a topic that often remains in the shadows but profoundly impacts leaders—regret. The Mentored Podcast was created to share mentoring wisdom and assist in the development of leaders. Whether you're a seasoned leader or just starting, this episode offers valuable insights that empower you to turn past regrets into stepping stones for future success. Listen today and take the next step in your leadership development. What you will learn in this conversation: Understanding Regret: Carson and Martin define regret as more than just "what ifs." They dig deeper to uncover its inclusive and multifaceted nature. They emphasize that it's normal for leaders to have regrets and that acknowledging this is the first step toward growth. Processing Regret: Learn how to identify and process your regrets. These two experienced mentors offer practical strategies for moving forward and transforming these feelings into powerful learning experiences. Personal Stories: Carson and Martin candidly share their own leadership regrets and how they navigated these emotions. Their stories provide a relatable and empathetic perspective, encouraging leaders to reflect on their own journeys. Encouraging Transparency: The episode advocates for more openness among mentors and leaders about their regrets. By fostering an environment of transparency, leaders can turn regret into a catalyst for growth and improvement. Come Join us now and tune in now to gain a fresh perspective on regrets and how they can be transformative in your leadership role.  Don't miss out on this enriching discussion.