5 episodios
Leading On Purpose w/ Dr. Anthony Perdue Dr. Anthony Perdue
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- Economía y empresa
Welcome, You're listening to the Leading on Purpose Podcast with me, Dr. Anthony Perdue, where we seek to inspire purposeful leaders. I believe that personal and professional leadership all starts with purpose - YOUR PURPOSE - and a belief that YOU are here for a reason and it's your job to find out why. It’s my job to be your guide along that journey and give you insights to be the best person and most purposeful leader you can be.
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005: Leading On Purpose with Special Guest Reginald Hairston
Today's special guest is Reginald Hairston. He is a RBLP Certification Instructor and a retired United States Marine. We will be talking about various leadership topics that you may find extremely valuable. For more information please visit AnthonyPerdue.com
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#004: Leading On Purpose with special guest Reggie Broddie
This week we change up the format some and invite in special guest Reggie Broddie.
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003: The 3 ‘Must-Haves’ of a Purposeful Leader
Leadership development generally falls into three categories – 1) leadership of the self; 2) leadership of others, and 3) leadership of the business, function, or organization. If you want to be a great leader, you should want to be a purposeful leader of yourself, your team, and your organization.We will discuss those three categories and more in this episode of Leading On Purpose.
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002: Overcoming Job Loss: What I Learned from Getting Laid Off
Job loss has been one of the many challenges as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The latest reports show that the US economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April, “by far the most sudden and largest decline since the government began tracking the data in 1939.” The job losses are real, and those who have lost their jobs understand how painful it can be.
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001: Does Everything Happen for a Reason? Finding Purpose in the Pandemic
The COVID-19 crisis has provoked one thing exceptionally well – the thinking and public discourse of the question “what is the meaning and purpose of all of this?” It has prompted various answers from “it’s a time to get to know your family better” to “this is a shift in the environment and culture for personal reinvention.” One of the catch-phrases that have accompanied this thinking is “everything happens for a reason.” I’ve used this term throughout my own life and especially during times of challenge, pain, and conflict. So what does this actually mean and, is it in fact – true? Further, if it is true, then what is the reason?
Everything happens for a reason boils down to our desire as humans to give meaning to our lives, that we do not, or have not lived in vain, but have lived for a purpose.
Most of us have sat quietly and reflected on our lives, both the beauty and the tragedy. Whatever age we are, there is an inherent desire for our own significance in our space in time, a mere blip in the 4.5 billion year history of planet earth.
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