The Relevant Leadership Podcast with Ty Bennett | Inspiration | Leadership | Motivation | Inspiring Stories | CEO Interviews | Bestselling Authors

Would you like to be more creative? Would you like more insights & aha moments? This is a fascinating rebroadcast conversation about the brain, creativity & inspiration with Craig Case, author of Big Ideas. Now more than ever, creativity and reinvention are extremely important. Discover the three ways to access the subconscious mind and learn the reasons you aren’t as creative as you would like to be. From parents to entrepreneurs to leaders, everyone can benefit from accessing more of their creativity. Find out more about Craig and his book, Big Ideas at https://bigideastraining.com/

Wally Roskelley. Wally is the owner of The Ninja Playground, he has been on the show American Ninja Warrior & he is my boy’s ninja coach. In this interview we talk about encouragement and Wally shares his coaching recipe - progress, connection & belonging. This episode is full of nuggets - enjoy! Find Wally on Instagram @theninjaplayground

On the podcast today I’m teaching a storytelling technique of how to sell yourself without bragging. This is an essential skill - great for interviews, sales, and relationships & it’s a quick listen. Enjoy.

Listen as I share insights from a couple CEOs, two Bestselling Authors, a Mental Performance coach and an Executive VP on what it takes to be a relevant leader in today’s world. These insights are worth listening to, worth writing down, & worth acting on. The world changes so quickly and leaders have to keep up to stay relevant. Find out how from some of the best.

I’m resharing one of my favorite interviews I’ve done and one of our most popular episodes. Angela Alanis, an Assistant Vice President, tells me her story about climbing the corporate ladder and shares some of the best leadership advice I've ever heard. Angela's story about owning and embracing who you are as a leadership tool will certainly change your mindset.

Angela Alanis currently serves as an Assistant Vice President leading a team of 500. In her 20 plus years she has assumed various roles of increasing responsibility within multiple business areas from frontline associate to the executive position she holds now. Angela's personal leadership journey is a testament that climbing the corporate ladder is not impossible.