The Craig and Greg Show Craig Owens and Greg Heeres
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Two life-long friends, Craig Owens and Greg Heeres, are passionate about leadership and helping people achieve their business goals.
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Planning vs. spontaneity
Are you a person that likes to meticulously plan every detail, or are you more comfortable planning as you go? In today’s episode, Craig and Greg say leaders should strive for both! Join us as the guys discuss the art and science of balancing planning and spontaneity to hit the golden mean of the two.
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If you would like to learn more about personalized coaching, hire Greg as a speaker, or buy Greg’s book, visit https://maximizeleadership.com
For daily blog posts and Craig’s newest book, visit https://craigtowens.com -
The power of a coach
Do you need to have a coach? If you answered “yes” then you’re already on the right track! If you said “no,” Craig and Greg would like to challenge you a little. Join the guys as they discuss how coaching isn’t just about correcting mistakes, it’s also about maximizing your existing skills to the highest level possible.
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If you don’t already have a coach, we would love to help you out! Visit the coaching page at https://maximizeleadership.com and fill out the form at the bottom. We have a great group of experienced coaches that can help you reach the next level in your leadership. -
Reflect excellence
As leaders, we are called to set the example for our organization. As the guys discuss in this episode, the quickest way to make a positive change in your organization is to exhibit the traits you want to see. Do that with consistency, and your team will begin to reflect those traits back to you.
Check out the video verion of this episode of The Craig and Greg Show.
For more information on personalized coaching, or to inquire about having Greg speak to your organization, visit: https://maximizeleadership.com
Craig has a daily blog where he posts tons of informational content. All of that is available at: https://craigtowens.com -
Setting goals, making changes
Goal-setting and change-making are integral parts of a leader’s job. However, it can often feel like actually accomplishing these tasks is one of the hardest parts of the job! In this episode, Craig and Greg dive into how to successfully set and accomplish goals, and how to strategically create change in a way that doesn’t disenfranchise your team.
Check out the video version of this episode here.
For more information on personalized coaching, Greg’s book Sage Advice, or to book Greg as a speaker, visit: https://maximizeleadership.com
For information on Craig’s book Shepherd Leadership as well as daily blog posts, visit: https://craigtowens.com -
The responsibility of power
It goes without saying, but leadership positions confer a level of power to the people who occupy them. This power is necessary for us as leaders to do our job effectively, but if we're not very careful it can begin to corrupt us and poison our leadership. Tune in as Craig and Greg tackle this tricky issue.
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For personalized coaching, info on Greg's book, or to book Greg as a speaker visit https://maximizeleadership.com
For info on Craig's book and daily blog posts visit https://craigtowens.com -
Christmas traditions
Christmas seems to be the one time of year when everyone loves to share their traditions, both in their families and in their organizations. As leaders we should embrace organizational traditions, and use them to show our team the culture of our organization. We also need to be aware that the personal traditions of our team members might make their lives a bit more hectic, and understanding and flexibility on our part will go a long way for them.
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Books make great Christmas gifts! Pick up a copy of Craig and Greg's new books to give to the leader in your life.
https://shepherdleadershipbook.com
https://sageadvicebook.org
Customer Reviews
Wisdom and humor
Craig and Greg have a nice balance of humor mixed with wisdom gained from years of experience.