Whiskey, Jazz and Leadership Galen Bingham

In this episode, we discuss how important it is to be unapologetically you. Don' Angelo opens up about growing up and how he used to hide who he was. Through his family, friends, and favorite jazz musician he was able to finally be himself.  We also talk about the value of coaches in your professional life. looking for advice? Don 'Angelo has it.
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"My definition of leadership is an individual who has the capacity to impact another starting with themselves" In this episode, Don' Angelo defines what it means to be a leader. We talk about how and when to give tough love to leaders, how to lead when you feel smaller than your colleagues, and what it means to be humble. Sit back and enjoy great wisdom from one of the best in the coaching field. This is just the beginning of an impactful and thought-provoking conversation.  

Okay, if you want to hear some inside stories about some of the coolest cats in the industry, this one is for you! I cannot believe how many Jazz legends that Eddie has encountered in his lifetime. I gave you the jazz but wait until you hear how Eddie explains jazz as a metaphor for leadership. Incredible! Eddie is drinking Uncle Nearest 1884. What are you drinking while enjoying another class with Eddie Becton?

I hit you hard with the leadership, and I give you a taste of my favorite whiskey every episode. I am finally bringing a jazz education from Eddie Becton. He not only teaches Jazz but has also worked with some of the classic cats in the Jazz world. I have never met someone so passionate about Jazz as Eddie Becton. I'm pairing this conversation with bourbon from my highest shelf Old Forester Birthday Bourbon 2016. Please sit back and take this opportunity to learn from the Jazz master, Eddie Becton.
 
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Where do I begin with this episode? Susan kicks it off by telling us the five principles of prophetic and innovative storytelling.  She broke apart stories from way back to form these guiding principles. Next, Susan has a surprising outlook on jazz music. For the first time on the show, I get almost emotional about Jazz music. I give her beginner advice on Jazz music. Then we delve into one of my favorite books. This episode sparks emotion and action. Give it a listen! 
 
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