TAG 009 - How Leaders Can Free Themselves From Worry

11/16/18 • 17 min

As a leader, have you ever found yourself staring up at the ceiling with your heart pounding at 2:30 in the morning?

You're desperate to get some sleep, but all you can do is worry. And then you worry about worrying.

Worry can be a crippling disease for leaders, and all of us with responsibility and concern for others have to face it with some frequency.

Yet, you can free yourself from worry, and in doing so, increase your effectiveness and happiness as a leader.

Join Michael and Jim as they dive deep into life-changing solutions for this common affliction suffered by leaders of business, community and faith.

As a leader, have you ever found yourself staring up at the ceiling with your heart pounding at 2:30 in the morning?

You're desperate to get some sleep, but all you can do is worry. And then you worry about worrying.

Worry can be a crippling disease for leaders, and all of us with responsibility and concern for others have to face it with some frequency.

Yet, you can free yourself from worry, and in doing so, increase your effectiveness and happiness as a leader.

Join Michael and Jim as they dive deep into life-changing solutions for this common affliction suffered by leaders of business, community and faith.

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TAG 008 - Why Are You Always Stuck Leading?

It doesn't matter if it's at work, at church or while serving on jury duty, it seems like it's the same people over and over again who get chosen as leaders.

If this is you, it won't take long for the additional work, cost, time commitment, stress and responsibility of being in charge to add up.

It can easily get you to a place where you find yourself wondering, "Why am I always stuck leading?"

In this episode, Michael and Jim discuss this common affliction of the well-meaning leader and give some time-freeing advice for when to say, "Yes" to a leadership opportunity and when to say, "No".

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TAG 010 - Leadership And The Forgotten Family

It's a good business practice to seek feedback from your customers and employees.

Yet, as leaders, are we brave enough to survey our family with the open ended question of "How am I doing?" as a husband, wife, father or mother?

For most of us pouring our time and energy into the difficult daily challenge of leading a company, this exercise might not result in the high grades from our family we would hope to earn.

Join Michael and Jim as they discuss strategies for being successful at putting your family first. It's easier said than done, but this might be the episode that changes everything for you and those you love.