Leadership Lessons for Sport Managers: Recent Episodes
Rebecca Achen
Sport management students provide their lessons on leadership by discussing books they have read, connecting to theoretical discussions on leadership, and providing takeaways for sport managers.
This episode is going to touch on some important facts about leadership. These different facts all translate over to the sport world as well as the business world, to create this connection. The podcast will include information from scholarly articles as well as real life events.
This podcast explains the concept of extreme ownership from the perspective of former Navy SEALs Jocko Willink and Leif Babin. This concept of extreme ownership is effective in the military, in business and in life.
In this episode Khenon and Zach discuss what leadership is. Khenon and Zach also talk about two different leadership books that describe what good leadership is and what makes someone a good leader.
Brenna Finck breaks down what it takes to be a leader based on the book “Leaders Eat Last” by Simon Sinek. If you want to be the best leader you can be, come listen to what Simon says!
This podcast explores some great insight into the characteristics and qualities that a good leader must possess. The podcasts provide valuable information on how sport managers could use the lessons in these books in their personal and professional lives.
Do you have a leadership figure in your life that you admire? Join me today, as we dive into how one becomes a successful leader. 😊
Join us on this exciting podcast as two up and coming Graduate Assistants from Illinois State discuss two very different books on leadership. This podcast will discuss different takes on what makes a great leader, how to be a leader, and some what makes leaders bring their team to the next level.
This podcast dives into the stories and lessons Daniel Coyle shares in his book Culture Code. Tune in to get the book’s recap and find out my take on leadership.
This episode of Leadership Lessons for Sport Managers is intended for a Leadership Book Assignment. Special guest, Jacob, joins anchor, Colton, to discuss recently read books on leadership and how sport managers could use the lessons in these books.
This podcast dives into the book “The Dichotomy of Leadership” and explains how you need to take ownership of everything that happens in your life. It dives into intense Navy Seal experiences and relates it to real life scenarios motivating you to live a more successful life starting today!
Two roommates get together to discuss what they have learned about leadership and compare and contrast their views on leadership. Get ready to laugh, as these roommate’s take a serious, but calm approach to trying to get their viewers to “Go Getter” and chase their dream’s like the leaders they are.
This episode features Lead For God’s Sake by Todd G. Gongwer, a life-altering book for those who wonder why they do what they do and for those who seek to know their purpose in life.
Want to know what makes a good leader in the sports industry? Take a listen to Nicole and Natalie talk about two books that helped them define the answer to that question!
Two ISU Athletics graduate assistants take on what it means to be a servant leader in the sport industry. Join Ari and Alice as they discuss what it means to be a servant leader through the books "Dare to lead: Brave work, tough conversations, whole hearts" and "Leaders eat last. Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don't."
This podcast is discussion of the book Leadership is an Art, by Max DePree, where I talk about what defines good leadership, what makes a good leader, and how these factors can be applied to professionals within the sport industry. Throughout the podcast I highlight various sources about the topic of leadership and how they connect to Leadership is an Art in a hope that my listeners can take away valuable insights to leadership and apply them to their everyday lives.
Author James Kerr provides an insight on leadership in his book, that was based off the leadership culture within the fierce and mighty New Zealand All Blacks. This podcast will unveil the leadership secrets of the All Blacks, and what it took, from a leadership standpoint, for the All Blacks to be the most successful team on the planet.
In this soothing podcast, Allie and Jelena talk about the connection between emotional intelligence and daring leadership. This podcast is an excellent opportunity for future or current sport managers to become passionate and inspiring leaders.
Learn the art of good leadership through alignment. This episode will teach the key components for building a team of people who have a common goal and a set of shared beliefs that are built around fulfillment.
This episode dives into the book On Becoming a Leader written by Warren Bennis who The Financial Times, The Economist, and Business Week have all referred to as the “leading authority on leadership”. We will give final thoughts and suggestions on how to apply this book to your personal and professional lives.
The episode focuses on the leadership values discussed in the books Leaders Eat Last and Lead for God’s Sake. The episode goes in-depth on how these concepts can relate to an advanced corporate and sport business society, but also how they apply to life as well.
This episode explores the key concepts from Good to Great by Jim Collins and Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek. You will learn what it takes to make a team work, why leadership is important, and how to become a leader. Anyone can learn to be a leader and these concepts will help you begin your journey and see its importance.
Not everyone is born a leader but everyone can learn to be one. Be unique, inspire others, and leave your legacy amongst others.
How to lead a pack using emotional intelligence. From theory to life, all you need to know to become a great leader.
In this episode of Leadership Lessons for Sport Managers, Kaylee and Haley will give you all the tips and tricks to fuel your life with positive energy and become a strong leader. This episode pulls advice from two leadership books to help you improve your personal and professional life.
This episode will go over key topics I learned from reading the book Strengths Based Leadership by Tom Rath. The episode will explain what leadership is, what good leadership means, and what makes someone a good leader.