47 min
Born to Be a Scout E001 Brad Tilden Born to Be a Scout
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In this episode of the 'Born To Be a Scout' podcast, host Ryanne Fisher converses with Distinguished Eagle Scout and Past president and CEO of Alaska Air Group, Brad Tilden. Tilden, currently serving as the National Boy Scouts of America Chair, discusses how Scouting has played an integral role in his life and career, stressing on the valuable life skills it imparts to young people. He shares his insights on leadership, team development, personal experience, work-life balance, and the importance of doing one's best. Tilden emphasizes that Scout methods have influenced his approach towards business and decision-making. Additionally, they discuss how Scouting can help develop resilience in youth to face modern challenges. Tilden also shares his personal experiences throughout the discussion, from building a bridge for his Eagle Scout project to replicating his passion for flying into a real-life adventure.
Listen now to hear why Brad Tilden was "Born to Be a Scout"
00:00 Introduction to the 'Born To Be a Scout' Podcast
00:34 The Impact of Scouting on Leadership
00:44 Acknowledging the Podcast's Music Contributor
00:59 Introducing the Podcast's Platforms
01:06 Introducing the First Guest: Brad Tilden
01:34 Brad Tilden's Scouting Journey
02:23 Brad Tilden's Love for Flying
03:47 Brad Tilden's Childhood and Introduction to Scouting
05:40 Brad Tilden's Work Experience at Boy Scout Camp
06:28 The Importance of Family Culture in Scouting
08:25 The Importance of Resilience in Future Leaders
11:21 Brad Tilden's Experiences of Failure and Resilience in Scouting
19:27 Advice for Young People Entering the Workforce
24:02 Understanding People and Empathy
24:55 Applying Business Knowledge to Scouting
26:29 Strategic Planning and Execution in Scouting
28:52 Learning from Business Literature
31:56 Balancing Personal Life and Career
33:43 Leading Your Own Adventure
36:46 Quick Fire Round: Insights and Reflections
43:16 Living by the Cub Scout Motto
45:47 Closing Remarks and Future Expectations
In this episode of the 'Born To Be a Scout' podcast, host Ryanne Fisher converses with Distinguished Eagle Scout and Past president and CEO of Alaska Air Group, Brad Tilden. Tilden, currently serving as the National Boy Scouts of America Chair, discusses how Scouting has played an integral role in his life and career, stressing on the valuable life skills it imparts to young people. He shares his insights on leadership, team development, personal experience, work-life balance, and the importance of doing one's best. Tilden emphasizes that Scout methods have influenced his approach towards business and decision-making. Additionally, they discuss how Scouting can help develop resilience in youth to face modern challenges. Tilden also shares his personal experiences throughout the discussion, from building a bridge for his Eagle Scout project to replicating his passion for flying into a real-life adventure.
Listen now to hear why Brad Tilden was "Born to Be a Scout"
00:00 Introduction to the 'Born To Be a Scout' Podcast
00:34 The Impact of Scouting on Leadership
00:44 Acknowledging the Podcast's Music Contributor
00:59 Introducing the Podcast's Platforms
01:06 Introducing the First Guest: Brad Tilden
01:34 Brad Tilden's Scouting Journey
02:23 Brad Tilden's Love for Flying
03:47 Brad Tilden's Childhood and Introduction to Scouting
05:40 Brad Tilden's Work Experience at Boy Scout Camp
06:28 The Importance of Family Culture in Scouting
08:25 The Importance of Resilience in Future Leaders
11:21 Brad Tilden's Experiences of Failure and Resilience in Scouting
19:27 Advice for Young People Entering the Workforce
24:02 Understanding People and Empathy
24:55 Applying Business Knowledge to Scouting
26:29 Strategic Planning and Execution in Scouting
28:52 Learning from Business Literature
31:56 Balancing Personal Life and Career
33:43 Leading Your Own Adventure
36:46 Quick Fire Round: Insights and Reflections
43:16 Living by the Cub Scout Motto
45:47 Closing Remarks and Future Expectations
47 min