Lead With Relationship Podcast BeFun BeKind Podcasts

Join us in talking to Kawan Karadaghi, Anytime Fitness Franchise owner, podcaster, and fitness influencer. We are going to be diving into how to lead with failure, and how you can use previous mistakes to have a larger impact on those around you.
Kawan walks us through his journey of starting out in fitness to becoming a trainer to where he is now in owning and managing Anytime Fitness franchises. He talks about how he has learned from his failure to better lead and empower his teams.
We also talk about the impact that simply listening to people can have. Kawan illustrates how learning this earlier in his career significantly improved the way he leads people in his business and interactions with clients. The most important aspect in succeeding in something new is to start, join us in learning what that looks like in the terms of leading through relationship!

Relationships are tough, and it doesn't necessarily get easier just because you get married. Taking proactive steps to make your relationship successful is far easier than trying to fix it after it's broken.
We are talking with Gaby Sundra, relationship coach, and owner of ForBetter.Love where she offers coaching plans and course material to help couples improve their marriage. Her innovate and fun approach to relationship coaching is something all couples should implement into their daily life.
We often forget how important taking incremental steps can be in bringing us closer to our partner. In this discussion we are talking about some practical ways we can be more open and understanding toward our significant other. We will talk about the importance of intentional communication as well as some of the common communication issues couples can face, and how to overcome them.
There is a free relationship kit available for couples at https://pages.forbetter.love/befunbekind
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Today we’re talking to Tom Kereszti, former CEO, author, and founder of Leadership Disciples. Our conversation specifically focuses on how to create a vision statement for your life that helps your relationships flourish.
Tom talks about several examples throughout his life that talks about ways great communication and relationship development has led to business success. One way we improve our leadership vision is bringing people into our life that can help us do that.
A huge part of achieving your goals efficiently is to pattern after someone that has already done something similar. Join us and we’ll also talk about specific ways you can identify that right mentor for your life goals.
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Have you every heard someone telling a story that really captivated you, or maybe changed the way you think on a certain topic? Storytelling can be a powerful tool we use in connecting to each other.
Today we are going to be looking at how we can use storytelling effectively to improve our relationships, our career, and our brand. We are talking to Seth Erickson, who is an author, founder and CEO of the Storify agency, where they help brands tell their best story.
Seth's recently released book titled How To Hack Humans dives into the specifics of how humans respond emotionally to storytelling. You can checkout the first chapter of the book for free at https://www.storifyagency.com/befun.
This podcast is produced by BeFun BeKind Podcasts. If you're interested in starting or growing a podcast like this one visit Befunbekind.com to start your journey.

Join us in talking to Ben Winter, who is an author, speaker, actor, father, and entrepreneur, about the complicated relationship we have with social media. Our conversation will focus on ways we can think about setting better expectations in how we communicate with people through social media.
In his latest book, "What To Expect When Having Expectations" he focuses on the pitfalls of setting unrealistic expectations in our relationships. In this episode we specifically explore how those pitfalls can be amplified through social media.
We will even talk about some of the more addictive qualities that social media can have and the challenges that can present to our mental health. Join us as we sort through how we can better handle expectations in our world of hyper-connected technology!

Join us in talking to Sarah Clark, poverty reduction advocate and founder of Dufferin Media and Dufferin Media Cares, where she helps entrepreneurs and nonprofits get their ideas off the ground. We will be learning how to take your idea from a concept to launch and beyond.
Sarah is also a strong supporter of web accessibility, and she will walk us through the changing landscape of how to make your new venture digitally more accessible. We will also address some specific scenarios that upcoming nonprofit founders might find helpful in launching their mission.
If you have been thinking it's time to use your leadership and relationship skills to start something new, this is the conversation for you!