Take Command: A Leadership Podcast

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Take Command: A Leadership Podcast

Embark on a journey of real-life business insights and inspiring personal growth narratives. Welcome to Take Command: A Dale Carnegie Podcast, where we seek to uncover what leadership means in today’s world. Hosted by Joe Hart, CEO of Dale Carnegie, we’ll be talking to diverse leaders across various industries to help unlock your potential for success. We’ll be sharing real-life insights into leadership—which in turn can help spark the next level of your growth as a leader.

  1. 5 HR AGO

    Beyond Profits: People-First Leadership

    Bob Chapman is a visionary who grew a small company through thick and thin to become a $3.6 billion powerhouse. But he knows that wouldn’t have been possible without the people surrounding him, and those people need to be cared for. He says, “Seventy-four percent of all illnesses are chronic. The biggest cause of chronic illnesses is stress. And the biggest cause of stress is work. We are destroying people.” That’s why Bob shares all his human-focused leadership insight in this episode of the Take Command podcast. “We can all say, ‘The government needs to do this, the new president needs to do that.’ But what are we doing to create the kind of world where our children, our friends, our family have a chance to be who they're intended to be?” Bob encourages all leaders to start measuring success by the way they touch the lives of people, from employees to customers to suppliers and more. Listen in as Bob and Joe discuss the history of Barry-Wehmiller, the importance of a foundational business plan, and why putting people first is the secret to success.

    40 min
  2. Leadership in Motion: Strategies for Building Purpose-Driven Teams

    22 OCT

    Leadership in Motion: Strategies for Building Purpose-Driven Teams

    Bill Kramer’s entire aim as CEO of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is to support creatives by leading his team into the future while preserving and honoring the past. It takes a lot of leadership prowess to do what Bill has achieved. Bill says that starts with finding joy in your work.: “We’re going to have good days; we’re going to have bad days. But if we’re not enjoying the work, if we're not sharing in working towards the mission of the organization, if we don't feel that it's important, then it’s hard to find the joy.” Tune in to hear why a CEO is only as good as their team, how to find opportunities in disruption and change, and what to do to move out of your comfort zone. Bill’s advice will have you stepping up to better leadership in no time.

    40 min
  3. Tech Tides: Key Lessons from Pivot or Die

    8 OCT

    Tech Tides: Key Lessons from Pivot or Die

    As CEO of the Consumer Technology Association—which puts on the largest electronic show on the planet—Gary Shapiro has some serious clout. But Gary says that the way he came into his current position was “kind of amazing, in a way. It's almost like how many of us meet our spouses. It's just almost so random that it doesn't seem you could be so lucky.” Gary hasn’t relied on luck, however, to become a great leader. He’s put in the work, and he’s learned some incredible things that he shares with Dale Carnegie CEO Joe Hart on this episode of the Take Command podcast. Tune in to hear about why the risk-averse never succeed, the importance of meeting people where they are, and how the United Nations General Assembly came to name the “right to access technology” as a fundamental human security.

    36 min
  4. Leading with Love: A Hallmark of Excellence

    24 SEPT

    Leading with Love: A Hallmark of Excellence

    Wonya Lucas embodies all the best qualities of a leader, and, just like mom’s cookies, she does it all with a sprinkle of love. “Love is a commonality that we all have,” she says. “It is very much at the core of each person and the essence of people.” During her marketing and advising work, Wonya has kept her focus on those whom she is leading. “I want people to know that, as a leader, I'm here not just to help the company but to really help with their careers.” Tune in to hear more about how getting to know people feeds their success, why creating a safe space for vulnerability is critical, and why everything is about connecting with people to build relationships.

    34 min
  5. Integrity First: Where Kindness, Respect, and Innovation Meet

    10 SEPT

    Integrity First: Where Kindness, Respect, and Innovation Meet

    Barry McCarthy—CEO of Deluxe Corporation, a trusted payments and data company—visits the Dale Carnegie Take Command Podcast to share his wisdom. But don’t expect tautologies on the art of appeasing consumers. Barry is concerned with something deeper: “If we lose a customer, we can find another customer. If we lose our reputation, there's no way to get another reputation back, which means that integrity is incredibly important.” Integrity is what engages employees in the company mission and ultimately delivers for customers. Tune in to hear Barry’s thoughts on how to build (and destroy) passion, how to show you’re ready to be a leader, and why communication supports all your other goals.

    33 min
  6. The Art of Networking: A Blueprint to Humble Leadership

    27 AUG

    The Art of Networking: A Blueprint to Humble Leadership

    On today’s Take Command podcast, Joe Hart digs into the expertise and stories of Richard Edelman, president and CEO of Edelman Communications. Richard believes that leadership is simple: “We have to make others believe that they can be the next us and give them the chance over time to do that.” After earning his company the title “PR Agency of the Decade” from both Advertising Age and The Holmes Report, Richard knows a thing or two about leading others to greatness. “I want everyone to aspire to do something, to change the world,” he says. Tune in to hear about humble leadership, failing forward, and the origins of the Butterball “Turkey Talk” hotline.

    28 min
  7. From Setbacks to Success: Charting a Path Through Empathy

    13 AUG

    From Setbacks to Success: Charting a Path Through Empathy

    How often do we tell ourselves stories about ourselves or our lives that are just that—stories? Sharon Price John is here to show us a better way to the truth. Sharon grew up in a town where everyone knew everyone’s names. This upbringing taught her how to form lifelong relationships and truly connect with people. She says, “What you do in the moment matters in the long run, and you should hold yourself accountable.” This drives her actions and the advice she gives in this incredible episode of the Take Command podcast. In her insights, you will find advice on working for people (not just investors), gaining strategic trust from employees, and how to be malleable while sticking to the company’s ultimate mission. In the end, she tells us: “If you're dreaming of being a C-level individual, I advise anyone to learn how to be a change agent.” Sharon has not sat back and watched her life go by. She has grabbed at every opportunity and used them to learn and grow. Don’t miss out on her wisdom.

    40 min
  8. Unearthing Young Wisdom from the Dirt World

    30 JUL

    Unearthing Young Wisdom from the Dirt World

    Aaron Witt says that the first time a bulldozer roared by him was an “intoxicating” experience. Now, he’s made the Dirt World (a term coined by him) his business with BuildWitt, a company focused on helping attract and train individuals in construction and infrastructure jobs. As a business owner, Aaron sees his imperative as becoming the best leader he can be, so he can best serve those around him. You don’t want to miss this episode packed with leadership lessons, communication tips, and plenty of inspiring stories detailing how Aaron got to where he is today.

    39 min
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Embark on a journey of real-life business insights and inspiring personal growth narratives. Welcome to Take Command: A Dale Carnegie Podcast, where we seek to uncover what leadership means in today’s world. Hosted by Joe Hart, CEO of Dale Carnegie, we’ll be talking to diverse leaders across various industries to help unlock your potential for success. We’ll be sharing real-life insights into leadership—which in turn can help spark the next level of your growth as a leader.

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  • Creator
    Dale Carnegie Flagship Podcast, Joe Hart
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2024
  • Episodes
    77
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    Clean
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    © 2024 Dale Carnegie & Associates
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