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The John Eades Podcast John Eades
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4.7 • 87 Ratings
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Follow My Lead is a podcast created for you, the young professional, millennial, or aspiring leader. If you are looking for tips, tricks, and hacks from experts about leadership, you are in the right place. Through our interviews we transfer struggles, stories, and best practices of today's leaders to the leaders of tomorrow.
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How to Help Others Overcome Challenges
"Sometimes when you are in a dark place, you think you have been buried, but really you have been planted."- Christine Cain
In the latest episode of the John Eades podcast, learn how to help yourself, and others overcome challenges.
Learn more about the Accelerate Leadership Program or have John speak at an upcoming event johneades.com
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Stop Managing Time, Start Managing Energy
In the latest episode, John covers the important topic of time management. Specifically:
Strategies to manage energy and attention Why calendars and clocks can hurt relationships And much more Interested in leadership development solutions? Check out learnloft.com. -
Dad, What's Your Favorite Leadership Lesson?
In the latest episode of The John Eades podcast, John is joined by two special guests, John Ellis Eades and Lucy Eades. In the show, they ask their dad ten questions about work, leadership, and life lessons.
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Mindset Shifts Required to Lead Successfully
"Employees aren’t mechanisms to get work done, they are assets to invest in so they can do their best work."
In the latest episode of the John Eades podcast, John covers the five mindset shifts required to be a successful leader.
Here they are:
People are assets, not mechanisms
Tasks are empowered, not delegated
Accountability requires standards, not rules
Change must be unleashed, not remain the same
Results need effort, not just outcomes
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Are You Bound By Belief?
"The best leaders don't just have belief, they have an unwavering belief. "
Listen to John's keynote, Bound By Belief, from the Catalyst for Growth Summit on the latest episode of the John Eades Podcast.
If you enjoyed it, drop him a message on LinkedIn or Sign Up to watch the Summit OnDemand here.
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10 Reliable Lessons Learned Last Year to Help You Lead Better This Year
"Stop reducing your career to how much money you can make. Start raising it to the level of impact you can have."
In the first episode of 2023, John covers 10 reliable lessons learned last year to help you lead better this year.
Reject the Firestation Mentality Learn to Serve Stop Being Someone You Aren't Leadership is Temporary, Impact is Lasting Assumptions in Communication Set You Up for Suffering No Team or Organization is Great Without its People One Person Can Completely Change the Energy on a Team or in a Room Connect Before You Correct A Compelling Vision Provides Hope No Team Can Overcome Toxic Team Members Register for the Catalyst for Growth Summit.
Customer Reviews
Legendary Leaders!
John and his incredibler guests shine the brightest of lights on what it means to be a leader! Bold, insightful, and engaging are just a few of the words I’d use to describe the time you’ll spend with them. You’ll get tons of actionable advice and tangible tips, but you’ll also get heaps of inspiration from truly engaging individuals that have been where you are and genuinely want to see you succeed. Thanks for putting out such a robust resource John - keep up the great work!
John Eades he cares listeners growth
Just by his voice and how he explains things you can tell he truly cares about his listeners growth in leadership. I have listened to so many leadership podcast because I want to continue to grow but none of those posed cast spreads the messages like John Eades. With his podcast it continues to inspire me and not forget why my leadership development is so important.
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Excellent-Just One Criticism
This is an excellent podcast and I have gained some great insights into leadership. My only criticism is that there are times in episodes, the Bob Tiede one comes to mind, where John interrupts the guest in the middle of his response to ask another question. I understand there are time constraints sometimes but I think it would be better to let someone finish their thought. Again, overall it is a tremendous podcast.