There are so many great podcasts out there by business leaders, pastors, and professionals, hoping to share their vast leadership experience so that you can become just like them. We are offering something different. We are young millennial leaders. The more we step into leadership, the more we realize we have no idea what we’re doing! And no one is asking the questions that our generation really wants to know. Our names are Bradley Hamilton and Cody Harmon, and we DON’T have all the answers, but we’re setting out to find them! We’re spending the next year seeking out leaders to ask the tough questions. We’re sharing our experience, learning from theirs, and having a blast along the way. Come join us! This is the Leader Project.
On this episode, we sit down with Ike Reighard. As a Pastor, a corporate leader, and the CEO of the well-know charity MUST Ministries, Ike knows how to build strong connections and relationships as a leader.
In this episode, we sit down with Jeff Shaw from Out of Darkness. Slavery is still happening, and it's right in our backyard. As someone who runs an anti-trafficking ministry, Jeff has so much to share on how to step into the darkness of our world in order to Reach, Rescue, and Restore others.
On this episode, we sit down with Gabe Palmer from Send56. Through leading a missionary organization, Gabe has learned so much about serving others on the mission field, and has so much great advice, including how leadership should start with a willingness to serve, and how to endure through discouragement as a leader.
On this episode we discuss the importance of discovering your strengths and weaknesses, and how to bring others alongside to move your cause or organization forward. We also walk through some very practical questions to help you delegate and equip others.
On this episode, we sit down with Chris Brink from Rooted Music Coaching to discuss starting a business, building a team, and teaching vs. coaching.
We're back with the second half of our interview with Louie Giglio as he talks through creating welcoming environments. He covers everything from guest services, production, and helping guests feel welcome by breaking down barriers. Thank you again to FaithTalk Atlanta and Louie Giglio for this interview!