010: Gary Noesner: FBI Crisis Negotiator from WACO

05/06/20 • 61 min

Gary shares with us the power of words, active listening, and finding the good in people. Gary spent over 30 years with the FBI and retired as the Chief of the Crisis Negotiation Unit. Join Gary and I as we discuss the differences from real life and the Netflix/Paramount mini series recently released called, Waco. We also discuss his personal experiences as a hostage negotiator and what business leaders can learn to help them lead more successfully in their everyday lives. "There is good in every body...you just need to find it"

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009: Bill Butler- Chief of Staff for the National Veterans Memorial and Museum

There are 4 generations of military and selfless service in Bill's family. Both Bill's grandfathers served in WW2, his father served during Vietnam in Special Forces, he served 27 years and retired as a Colonel, his son is currently serving in the Army, and his daughter is serving selflessly here in the United States, as a nurse. Bill and I talk about what service means, his childhood, the thoughts that went through his head when he saw the Twin Towers attacked, mentorship, how he met his wife, and so much more. Bill said, "as a leader, take care of your team and lead with compassion." Join us to hear more from Bill...

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011: Richard Browning- Inventor of his own Jet Suit, Founder & Test Pilot at Gravity Industries

Humans can now fly. Based in the United Kingdom, Richard Browning invented his own jet suit. After nearly two decades in the oil and gas industry, Richard decided to become an entrepreneur by founding Gravity Industries and enabling humans to fly. In the first 3 years, Richard and his team have executed over 100 flight events in more than 30 countries. Richard has spoken at 5 separate TED events and has a following that is in the millions.