Take Command: A Leadership Podcast Dale Carnegie Flagship Podcast, Joe Hart

Scott Osman always thought he never needed an executive coach. Jacquelyn Lane had an epitome when she vigorously tried to defend a mistake she had made when one of her supervisors asked her, “What does it serve you to be defensive here?”
Both now run 100 Coaches Agency, an organization representing the world’s best coaches, founded by internationally renowned author, coach, and educator, Marshall Goldsmith. During their Take Command Podcast conversation, Osman and Lane share their passion for the importance of coaching removing career-limiting thinking and unlocking leadership potential. From their own experiences, they strongly affirm that coaching changed their lives.

The events of Asheesh Advani’s life seem to have destined him for his role as CEO of Junior Achievement (JA), a company facilitating over 17 million student learning experiences each year in over 115 countries. But life hasn’t been without its trials. From the challenge of overcoming his stutter to the challenge of becoming a better leader, tune in to hear how Asheesh grew his self-confidence and other tidbits from his new book, Modern Achievement, co-authored with Marshall Goldsmith.

From her time in the Navy to her career with ABB, Robin Holdren has been making waves everywhere she goes. Her empathy, honesty, and interest in others have impacted her life in many amazing ways, helping her make friends during her deployment in Kuwait and getting others to open up with her persistent and loving attention in the workplace. Listen to the episode to hear lessons from the Navy, the power of forming personal relationships, and why we should all live like our houses have no walls.

Welcome to Take Command: A Dale Carnegie Leadership Podcast.

Matt Norman embodies humble leadership. Through Dale Carnegie, Matt grew from a nervous communicator to one who easily and intentionally builds relationships with others. His insights from his new book, Lead with Influence, will help all leaders learn how to inspire and encourage others even if they lack positional authority. Tune in to hear about overcoming seemingly insurmountable goals, the process of getting a leadership book from the brain to page, and the tools you need to become effectively curious.

Suzanne Sutter Chesnutt led Things Remembered, a retail giant with 650 stores and a revenue of over $300 million. Her dedication to leadership development and charity work, especially with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, has left an indelible mark on her career. Tune in to hear how her journey unfolded, leading to her role as a Dale Carnegie Board Member, and gain valuable insights into leadership and social responsibility.