348: Transforming from Manager to True Leader

348: Transforming from Manager to True Leader

348: Transforming from Manager to True Leader

 

What’s the real difference between managing and leading? Mark Hinderliter, former C-suite executive, business owner, and consultant, explains how shifting from managing processes to inspiring people can transform both your leadership and your organization. Drawing from his book From Manager to Leader: 6 Practices that Accelerate Transformation and his own journey, he shares practical lessons on growing through mistakes and focusing on what matters most.

You’ll also hear why trust is the foundation of strong teams and how leaders can show character, competence, connection, and consistency. Mark shares practical insights on balancing accountability with support, giving clear feedback, and creating clarity through active listening. His stories and strategies will help you reflect on your own leadership and take steps to strengthen both relationships and results.

Mark is the creator of Diamond Quality Leadership©, a workshop designed to help managers lead today’s workforce. As a senior leader in the corporate arena, Mark has taught and coached hundreds of leaders at all levels in eight countries. In his own business, Mark has coached leaders from the Director level up to the CEO.

You’ll discover:

  • The key distinction between managing tasks and leading people
  • How trust impacts culture, engagement, and performance
  • Why accountability is a vital part of servant leadership
  • Ways to improve clarity in giving feedback and instructions
  • Six practices that accelerate your growth as a leader

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164: Think & Grow Rich – The $5 Million Secret

164: Think & Grow Rich – The $5 Million Secret

164: Think & Grow Rich – The $5 Million Secret

Did you know that Napoleon Hill only revealed half the secret for creating success in his classic book, Think and Grow Rich?

My guest John Mitchell studied the book for months in his quest to dramatically increase his income. He discovered and tested the full secret, and he shares it in our conversation.

This technique caused his own income to go to $5 million a year, after 20 years of low six figures a year.

You’ll discover:

  • Why working harder is the wrong approach if you want to increase your income
  • The key point from Napoleon Hill’s book
  • A practical way to apply John’s technique that only takes 12 minutes a day
  • The importance of Clarity and Repetition in the process

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142: Managing Difficult Conversations at Work

142: Managing Difficult Conversations at Work

142: Managing Difficult Conversations at Work

Think back to a time when you were anxious about addressing an issue with someone at work. How long did you put it off? My guest Roberta Matuson has written a powerful book to help you prepare for and have those challenging conversations. In her interview, we discussed the important, practical guidance she provides in her latest book, Can We Talk? Seven Principles for Managing Difficult Conversations at Work. We took a deep dive into the topics of confidence, clarity of preparation, compassion, and curiosity. You are sure to pick up tips that you can use next time you need to have one of those difficult discussions.

Roberta is president of Matuson Consulting. For more than 25 years, she’s been helping organizations like General Motors and Microsoft achieve dramatic growth through the maximization of talent. And that’s why she’s known worldwide as The Talent Maximizer. She’s the author of six commercially published books and an executive coach who leads her clients to reduce the time and stress often associated with speaking up to a boss, coworker or direct report.

You’ll discover:

  • The impact that the Great Resignation has had on open, honest communications
  • How to plan for the worst and expect the best
  • The kinds of conversations people avoid having with each other…and why
  • Questions you can ask yourself to gain clarity about the purpose and desired outcomes for a conversation
  • Why empathy and compassion are key elements in building trust in work relationships

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022: Clarify Your Message to Engage Your Audience

022: Clarify Your Message to Engage Your Audience

022: Clarify Your Message to Engage Your Audience

by Dolores Hirschmann

Would you like to kick your presentations up a notch or two? My guest Dolores Hirschmann helps speakers, entrepreneurs and authors prepare a compelling message for a TEDx talk and other stages in her role as Chief Clarity Officer at Masters in Clarity. In this interview, she shares her unique 7-step framework for appealing to the head and heart of your audience members.

You’ll discover:

  • How volunteering for a TEDx event can benefit your business
  • One question that can help you identify your real passion
  • What the best speakers do on a TEDx stage
  • How to incorporate storytelling into the core idea you’re presenting
  • Why it’s not a good idea to introduce yourself at the beginning of a presentation or speech

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