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15.5 Bring it back to Business Stuart Lancaster pt 2/3
Leaders not Captains
06/27/20 • 10 min
Former professional rugby player of 10 seasons, Wallaby and Super Rugby Champion and now Leadership & Culture Coach and Consultant Beau Robinson hosts this podcast on Leadership in High Performance Teams.
Robinson interviews current and former members of professional sports teams and the elite military and police force members to gain an insight into the role and influence the Leaders had on creating an environment where individuals and teams performed at the highest level and got results!
Beau relates these perspectives and learnings back to the Corporate & Business world to ensure listeners can develop their leadership skills and become great Leaders.
014 Stuart Lancaster pt 1/3
Leaders not Captains
05/25/20 • 35 min
In this episode we discuss:
leader creates culture
culture creates behaviour
behaviour produce results
why High Performance Team starts with the leaders and their leadership
the difference between managing and coaching
the importance of learning as a leader
help your leaders to develop and grow
why you need to invest time in developing your next generation of leaders
get your culture right, then your identity and higher purpose, then your behaviours and standards, then ownership, then the leadership. It all has to be driven from within
poor leadership can destroy a team or organisation
leadership can be learned and developed
empowering your leaders
putting trust in your leaders
why you need a vision, its purpose
give your people a “WHY”
aiming to create history and go where no one else has gone, striving for that and how that increases motivation
the difference between leaders, coach and manager
learning from your experiences, good and bad
importance of passing on knowledge
'Figgy' former SERT member- Bring it back to Business
Leaders not Captains
05/20/20 • 11 min
Former professional rugby player of 10 seasons, Wallaby and Super Rugby Champion and now Leadership & Culture Coach and Consultant Beau Robinson hosts this podcast on Leadership in High Performance Teams.
Robinson interviews current and former members of professional sports teams and the elite military and police force members to gain an insight into the role and influence the Leaders had on creating an environment where individuals and teams performed at the highest level and got results!
Beau relates these perspectives and learnings back to the Corporate & Business world to ensure listeners can develop their leadership skills and become great Leaders.
'Figgy'- former member of SERT (Special Emergency Response Team)- QLD Elite Police Tactical Group
Leaders not Captains
05/18/20 • 47 min
In this episode we discuss:
why SERT selection is more than just an assessment of fitness?
the importance of being a team player to get through SERT selection
why SERT focuses on individuals with the right attributes?
why culture and a strong culture creates a High Performance Team irrespective of whether Police, Military, sports or business?
the need for a common purpose
the clarity in terms of direction
being brutally honest to yourself and each other in regards to expectations
High Performers are the hardest critics
High Performers aren’t easily offended
why you need humility?
continual assessment of yourself even when at the top- how do we stay here?
not being content with just hitting benchmarks
great leaders place the teams before themselves
great leaders are always supporting and encouraging
the importance of composure in a high-stress situation with high stakes
taking ownership for your decisions and actions- even if they were mistakes
why leadership has evolved?
understanding that how you talk to someone one day might be not the correct way the next day
the importance of greeting each other
why trust is so important?
human interaction is crucial
spending time and integrating with your people
011 Tom Williams pt 1/2 Harlequins Bloodgate
Leaders not Captains
05/07/20 • 45 min
In this episode with Tom Williams we discuss:
why spreading yourself too thin can be dangerous to yourself and the company/ organisation
how to instil a resilient culture
a win at all costs culture & mindset, is that dangerous?
putting vulnerable people in situations they have no choice in finding themselves in
-how leaders can intimidate- instil fear into team members and pressure them into actions they don’t want to
the importance of integrity- what are your values?
transparency
a great leader goes against everyone and stays true to themselves “moral compass’
you don’t have to be the leader to show leadership traits
addressing the elephant in the room and getting peoples perspective and opinions
should we be outcome driven?
every leader brings something of benefit to an organisation
why emotional intelligence is important
why you need to be able to connect with personalities and people dissimilar to yourself
how do you keep everyone motivated?
009 Mick McKenna former Commando
Leaders not Captains
04/07/20 • 60 min
In this episode with Mick McKenna we discussed:
why it is crucial to not only have a vision but articulate that
why leaders need to believe in their purpose
planning- strategies are always going to be evolving
why you need to leverage off subject matter experts
mission statement- why it needs to be clear and consistently referred back to
leaders often simply remind of the mission statement and your purpose
why personality profiling are great tools
why 360degrees feedback is so beneficial
-leaders need to ask their people in the organisation- ‘what’s getting in your way from doing your job’ and ‘how can we make things better’
why you need to be a master and a student
if you don’t have a plan- stay where you are
‘wind to the sail’
007 Will Markwick pt2/2 Perth Wildcats Trevor Gleeson
Leaders not Captains
03/23/20 • 34 min
In this episode Will Markwick & Beau talk about:
why great leaders recognise and acknowledge the little things that go unnoticed and reward that
you don’t need to have a title to be a great leader
why your leaders need to drive expectations and create a norm to set of values and behaviours
why Wildcats only offered 3 year deals
focus on your team members work ethic
you’ve got to be able to perform under pressure
bringing your philosophies and what you stand for into your language as a leader, such as Trevor Gleeson with his “Wildcat Basketball”
why you can learn so much from a leader who has a different personality or leadership style to your own
you must understand how to challenge and confront the different players and give them constructive feedback
being challenged as a leader is a good thing as it leads to growth
leaders lead through their actions and behaviours
006 Will Markwick pt1/2 Perth Wildcats Rob Beveridge
Leaders not Captains
03/18/20 • 27 min
In this episode Will Markwick & Beau talk about:
the impact uncertainty has on people and their performances
setting high expectations as an organisation and being open about it but doing so whilst still humble
why having a purpose is important
why your purpose must be more than just getting results
what the Perth Wildcats purpose was and why?
how the Perth Wildcats had a great clarity across the entire organisation
setting the clear expectations for the leaders and instilling trust in them
leading to ask “why?” first and consider why someone seems off
power of loyalty and belief in your team as a leader
how the CEO set the directions for the Perth Wildcats
how to instil humility into your team
why cohesion and integrity can be the key to success in teams
005.5 Isa Nacewa pt 3/3 Bring it Back to Business
Leaders not Captains
03/11/20 • 11 min
Former professional rugby player of 10 seasons, Wallaby and Super Rugby Champion and now Leadership & Culture Coach and Consultant Beau Robinson hosts this podcast on Leadership in High Performance Teams.
Robinson interviews current and former members of professional sports teams and the elite military and police force members to gain an insight into the role and influence the Leaders had on creating an environment where individuals and teams performed at the highest level and got results!
Beau relates these perspectives and learnings back to the Corporate & Business world to ensure listeners can develop their leadership skills and become great Leaders.
017 Peter Ryan Brisbane Broncos
Leaders not Captains
06/29/20 • 67 min
We talk about:
Is he a League or Union man?
The Legends he played at school
Wayne Bennett’s philosophy on coaching and leadership
Why simplistic is often the best?
Why your Leaders need to be selfless or team focussed?
Wayne Bennett using videos to set the standards and expectations
Different Leadership Styles
Losers have meetings, winners have parties
How to create a culture and expectation that you win and get results
Team members need to be keeping each other accountable- not just a leader
You don’t have to like the person next to you- but don’t let them down
Identifying the weaknesses of the team and addressing them
Prioritising the team’s performance over the individual performances
Managing the egos in your team
Getting rid of those people on your team who feel as though they are above the team
Why it’s important to have several leaders
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FAQ
How many episodes does Leaders not Captains have?
Leaders not Captains currently has 46 episodes available.
What topics does Leaders not Captains cover?
The podcast is about Culture, Corporate, Management, Leadership, Rugby, Podcasts, Sport, Leader, Business and Coach.
What is the most popular episode on Leaders not Captains?
The episode title '16.5 Bring it back to Business Stuart Lancaster pt 3/3' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Leaders not Captains?
The average episode length on Leaders not Captains is 33 minutes.
How often are episodes of Leaders not Captains released?
Episodes of Leaders not Captains are typically released every 5 days, 17 hours.
When was the first episode of Leaders not Captains?
The first episode of Leaders not Captains was released on Jan 27, 2020.
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