Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
Ken Tarr and Paul Gustavson
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#040: Choosing The Right Spouse
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
03/13/18 • 43 min
#040: Choosing The Right Spouse
Your spouse is not only your best friend but your companion on the journey of life. If you want to lead more effectively having a spouse that supports and encourages you is necessary. In this episode, Paul and Ken discuss how your key to success is your spouse.
Insights:
- Leveraging each others strength
- Elements and traits of spouses
- Success and support
Challenges:
- How can you be the best spouse?
- A spouse is intended to always be your best friend
- Forget what one gives and remembering what one receives
Attention Getters:
- Suppose there are times at the end of the day where there’s not much to say. Are you okay if we sometimes we just sit in silence?
- Let’s suppose we have a family at some point,
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- What activities do you see us involved in with our kids.
- Where do you see our kids going to school?
- Do you think we’ll both stay working?
- Do you think your job will cause you to travel a lot?
- Can you see us having a family dog or cat at some point?
- Do you see us living in town or out in the country?
- When we’re married, whose family do we visit for Christmas?
- How many years do you want to wait before we have kids?
- What are some of the places you want travel to
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- Before we have kids?
- After we have kids?
- When do you think we should tell them the truth about Santa Clause?
- What do you think about always having a date night?
Show Links:
- LTM Survey
- Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud
- Radical Candor by Kim Scott
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#033: Forming Teams, Creating Culture, & Having Humility
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
12/05/17 • 26 min
Episode #033 Forming Teams
Teams make each other better - they build each other up and complement each other's weaknesses. As a leader is it’s your job to form and build your team to be successful. In Episode #033, Ken and Paul share their thoughts and experiences of how they have formed and built-up teams. They discuss how Millennials can build and form teams, and how they want to be led. They both have great insights that are helpful in forming and building teams.
Insights:
- Forming a team adds value to each member
- Humility and accountability are essential from the leader
- Courage, character and compassion are keys
Challenges:
- Culture leads results
- Learn from your team
- Serve your team
Show Links:
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#029: Give and Take, How to Start Giving, & Avoiding Pitfalls
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
10/17/17 • 42 min
Episode #029 Give and Take
Join Paul and Ken as they discuss the best methods of giving and why it’s important to receive (take) as well. Learn from their insights on giving and receiving as a leader and how it affects you and your team. Everyone should learn how to be a giver and a receiver.
Insights:
- Give within your talents and passion
- Be generous with your money AND your time and talent
- If you want to have a lasting legacy, then practice the art of generosity
Tips and Challenges:
- Have fun giving
- Learn to say no
- Allow yourself to receive
- Pay 3 honest compliments a day
Show Links:
- Give and Take by Adam Grant
- Milken Global Conference
- Military Leadership Circle
- Lincoln, the movie (2012)
- Japanese tunnel system for drainage
- Andy Stanley
- When Helping Hurts by Steve Corbett
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#010: Millennials, Who They Are, & How to Lead Them
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
04/25/17 • 51 min
Episode #010
- Interview with Adm McRaven
- Coach Carter
- More on Coach Carter
- Stand and Deliver
- The John C, Maxwell Team
- Poke the Box by Seth Godin
- Do the Work by Steven Pressfield
- 5 Minute Journal
#007: Patience vs. Innovation, Law of Timing, & Jim Collins
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
04/04/17 • 39 min
Episode #007
- Steve Jobs iPhone Keynote, 2007
- Good to Great by Jim Collins
- Great by Choice by Jim Collins
- The Starfish and the Spider by Ori Brafman and Rod A. Beckstrom
- Shoe Dog by Phil Knight
- The 5-Minute Journal by Intelligent Change
#005: The F Word, Overcoming Failure, & Poor Corporate Leadership
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
03/21/17 • 31 min
#003: New Years Resolutions, FARC Rebels, & the Rio Olympics
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
03/07/17 • 35 min
Episode #003
- Good to Great by Jim Collins
- Brad Snyder, USNA ‘06, Paralympic Swimmer
- Brad’s book: Fire in my Eyes
- Start with Why by Simon Sinek
- Start with Why TED Talk
- Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand
#014: Perseverance, The Journey of Resistance, & It's Not About You
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
05/23/17 • 43 min
Episode #014 Perseverance
We have instant access to everything we want -- food, services, retail items, books and most of all information. This makes persevering through tough times difficult because life has become convenient. Perseverance is the ability to press on and never give-up. Perseverance minimizes self-doubt and helps us become the best versions of ourselves.
Paul and Ken discuss why it is important to persevere and how Millennials can do so in our instant access society. It is about discipline and pushing through self doubt. It’s about the journey getting to your goal, not just the achievement. It is about being patient and relentlessly pursuing your dreams through failure. Perseverance is this one trait that makes a leader different from his or her peers.
Insights:
- Be patient
- It’s not about you
- Life's a journey, enjoy the ride
Tips and Challenges:
- Imagine the possible
- Create the future
- Explore opportunities
- Discover the bigger picture
- Learn new things, fail, and bounce higher than you started
- Celebrate the small successes
Links:
- Ali vs. Wepner
- The story of Rocky, Rocky Steps and Statue
- The Lion
- Hidden Figures
- Get cheesesteaks at Jim’s like local!
Be sure to check back every Tuesday for a new episode and head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe!
Got a question you’d like us to answer? Email us at [email protected]
#012: How To Listen As A Leader, How to Talk Less, & United Airlines
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
05/09/17 • 26 min
Episode #012
- United Airlines NOT listening
- Everyone Communicates Few Connect by John C. Maxwell
- Matthew McConaughey's Oscars Speech
#030: Leadership Books & Movies Part 1
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World
10/31/17 • 36 min
Episode #030 Leadership Books & Movies Part 1
Successful people read and learn from books; they provide invaluable insight on a person’s life work or research, allowing you to become better. In this episode, Ken and Paul draft their top 10 leadership books that changed them and they way that they lead and think.
Books:
- Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek - Paul
- Start with Why by Simon SInek - Ken
- 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell- Paul
- Drive by Daniel Pink - Ken
- Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand - Paul
- Give and Take by Adam Grant - Ken
- Boundaries for Leaders by Henry Cloud - Paul
- Think Like a Freak by Stephen J. Dubner and Steven Levitt - Ken
- Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell and Patrick Robinson - Paul
- Great by Choice by Jim Collins - Ken
- Find your Why by David Mead, Peter Docker, and Simon Sinek - Paul
- David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell - Ken
- Poke the Box by Seth Godin - Paul
- Turn the Ship Around by L David Marquet - Ken
- Circle Maker by Mark Batterson - Paul
- The Next 100 Years by George Friedman - Ken
- The One Minute Manager Meets the Monkey by Hal Burrows, Ken Blanchard, and William Oncken - Paul
- The Starfish and the Spider by Ori Brafman and Rod Beckstrom - Ken
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How many episodes does Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World have?
Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World currently has 40 episodes available.
What topics does Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World cover?
The podcast is about Culture, Millennials, Management, Leadership, Podcasts, Self-Improvement, Technology, Education and Business.
What is the most popular episode on Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World?
The episode title '#039: Marriage' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World?
The average episode length on Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World is 37 minutes.
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The first episode of Leading the Millennials: Leading in an Uncertain World was released on Feb 21, 2017.
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