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The Cutlass Podcast Paul Kingsbury
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The Cutlass Podcast is the companion podcast to the 2nd edition of the Chief Petty Officer's Guide and the Petty Officer's Guide. Join Paul Kingsbury, retired U.S. Navy Fleet Master Chief and author of these guides, and his guests to learn how you can use social science and the experience of others to improve your leadership, communication, and management skills to achieve your goals and bring out the best in your people. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/paul-kingsbury03/support
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Reflecting on Your Leadership Image
You may think you're a good leader, but what do your people think?! Join retired Command Master Chief Richard Curtis, former Director of the U.S. Navy's Senior Enlisted Academy, and Senior Enlisted Advisor for Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets as we talk Implicit Leadership Theory. We'll work to put the theory into real world context to help you understand how your teams and followers make value judgments about your leadership effectiveness. An important insight to help increase your versatility that you won't want to miss!
For additional insights and advice, check out the Chief Petty Officer's Guide which can be found at https://www.usni.org/press/books/chief-petty-officers-guide-2nd-edition.
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Coaching and Performance Feedback
Coaching is a powerful communication technique that helps your people identify their strengths and weaknesses while outlining goals for performance improvement. In this episode, Paul Kingsbury and Toby Ruiz discuss the importance of coaching and performance feedback in leadership development. They explore the attributes of effective coaches, the role of coaching in improving efficiency and personal growth, and how the situational leadership model of coaching fits into different leadership styles. Additionally, they differentiate between performance feedback, coaching, and mentoring, highlighting the unique characteristics of each approach.
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OK Boomer! Advice on Leading Across Generations
In this episode, Im joined by Damo McCullough and Tisha Bing from the Permission to Speak Freely Podcast to discuss the importance of understanding generational differences in the workplace. We introduce the concept of generational attitudes, values, and beliefs, and how those can impact leadership attitudes and communication styles while sharing our own experiences and perspectives as members of different generations. Topics include the need for leaders to adapt to the changing expectations and preferences of younger generations, the challenges of balancing organizational values with generational attitudes, the impact of military culture and core values on the way leaders approach their roles, and the role of the CPO Mess in bridging generational gaps. Tneed for a fundamental shift in the culture.
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How to Lead Up & Be a Better Follower
In the episode I'm with Master Chief Laura Stout taking time to reflect on the importance of followership, offering insights and advice on how to do it well, and reviewing the attributes leaders should have to remain good followers. We build our discussion off a great article by USAF Colonel Phillip S. Meilinger's titled "The Ten Rules of Good Followership." For additional information about the topics discussed in this and other episodes buy the Chief Petty Officer's Guide. You can order a signed and inscribed copy at https://www.cutlassleadership.com.
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How to Develop and Use Your Reward Power
What motivates your people to perform? I’m with USCG Chief and author Phil Null to explore the reward power tools you have available to help motivate and shape behavior and advice on their use.
For additional information about the topics I discuss in this and other episodes check out the Chief Petty Officer's Guide which can be found at https://www.usni.org/press/books/chief-petty-officers-guide-2nd-edition. You can order you signed and inscribed copy at https://www.cutlassleadership.com. Also, the article "Overuse Devalues Awards" can be found here https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/march/overuse-devalues-personal-awards.
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A Conversation with Retired MCPON Duane Bushey
In this episode, I host Duane Bushey, the seventh Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy. We discuss various topics related to leadership and Duane's experiences in the Navy. Duane shares stories from his early days in the Navy, including humorous anecdotes and encounters with different leadership styles, his post-retirement career and his commitment to mentorship and leadership, defense of the initiation process, the selection process for MCPON, and changes the Navy has made that he likes and dislikes.
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Books reference in the episodes can be ordered here:
The Chief Petty Officer’s Guide: https://www.usni.org/press/books/chief-petty-officers-guide-2nd-edition
Petty Officer’s Guide: https://www.usni.org/press/books/petty-officers-guide
The Bluejacket’s Manual, 26th Edition: https://www.usni.org/press/books/bluejackets-manual-26th-edition-0
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Customer Reviews
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I work in an industry that is completely opposite of military culture and I find these lessons relevant and applicable.
Great Talks
I have the pleasure of knowing Paul from his time in the Navy to today. I recommend listening to any of these podcasts, reading his writings, or just sharing a cup of coffee with him. Learn something new today on leadership, and go lead like you want to be led!
Zack Pryor
Must listen for leaders!
Excellent content from from the person who literally wrong the book on being a Chief Petty Officer in the USN.