Dignity Leadership Live: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to Dignity Leadership Live where we dive into the distinct difference between management and leadership. We are Brooke Coleman and Rich Levene, hosts of this podcast and we have worked in multiple companies across different industries throughout our careers.
During our careers, we saw that organizations often struggled with their management skills and didn't know how to train team members or manage their team effectively. As a result, employees were not open to feedback, which led to stressful situations for leaders, managers, and also employees.
Everyone in a position of leadership has a different management philosophy. We have seen many different styles, with clear definitions of what it means to be both a manager and a leader. And how being a bossy manager can actually hurt team performance.
Everyone has leadership skills. Good leaders understand that. Bad leaders don't. Learn the difference between management and leadership, so you can make sure you're developing your leadership skills, not just managing your employees.
3 in 1 Leadership Journey - Office Department Manager, Bar Manager, and MMA Fighter Manager
Self-development is an integral part of self love and nurturing a beautiful human experience. Just as we take care of our physical selves, so too must we take the time to analyze how we are doing with our emotional, spiritual, and psychological development. In this episode we will explore three tips (that we have personally found helpful). from mental health expert Daniela "Dani" Moore. This episode is intended to help you feel good about yourself, understand yourself better and improve your life in a number of ways. Recorded live at Oasis Texas Brewing Company - Austin, TX
Recorded live from Oasis Texas Brewery on the east end of Lake Travis, we dive into leadership titles and mentoring. We cover why failure is important, and talk about how to work with people in different industries. Guests are both leaders and mentors. Jeff Martin leads his team in the nonprofit sector and Mike Browning is a former industry association president and current leader in the automotive space.