Small gestures go a long way. Bonni Pomush, CEO of Working Wardrobes shares a powerful example of the "transfer of energy" through intent. Working Wardrobes empowers and prepares individuals for the dignity of work. They have helped over 120,000 clients overcome barriers to employment and The Power of a Paycheck™ Don't miss out on the full episode coming soon! 👉 Follow The Savage Leader to be the first to hear when the full episode drops! #leadership #inspiration #liftothers #intentionality #TheSavageLeader #podcast Darren Reinke
The Savage Leader
Professional Training and Coaching
Encinitas, CA 334 followers
We Build Purpose-Driven, Resilient Leaders Equipped to Lead World-Class Teams
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The Savage Leader is creating a movement of leaders and teams who have big goals AND non-negotiable values. Values are more than just our “Why.” Values are also “How” we live our lives and chase after those goals. The “How” matters. It defines us. The movement started as an idea—that each one of us has the opportunity to live a life and career aimed at Greatness, which is the alignment of our ambitious goals and our values. That we can have big dreams and goals, but do so in a way that connects to our values. Practically speaking, we are a team of keynote speakers, workshop facilitators, corporate trainers, and executive coaches. Our work starts by helping leaders and their teams define their core values and align those values with their big goals—what we call Greatness. From there, we help leaders develop themselves as leaders before shifting to how they can effectively lead their teams. We focus on defining a personal brand, adopting a mindset of lifelong learning, changing the relationship with discomfort as fuel for growth, and helping overcome and eliminate the barriers that get in our way of achieving our Greatness. Next, and only after leaders understand what it means to be a Great Leader, we shift our focus to what it means to be a great people leader and coaching the mindsets and skill sets required to do so. We coach leaders to inspire their teams, create a sense of purpose, act as a coach to their teams, and to create strong team dynamics. READY TO GET STARTED? To discuss how we can help your individual leaders, teams, and organization achieve Greatness, book a call to learn how we work with companies like yours. → GO HERE: www.calendly.com/darrenreinke/zoom-30
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- 2021
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Looking for some inspiration to start your Friday? Check out Karen Brasch's story of becoming a US Navy helicopter pilot and cracking into the tech industry. #fridayinspiration #thesavageleader #thesavagemanager
"The doubters are doubting because they're afraid, and they want you to be afraid too." - Karen Brasch The opinions of others hold us back if we let their voices win. That's the negative power of self-limiting beliefs. Karen shared how she overcame those outside voices on The Savage Leader Podcast. She talked about learning to fly with "Bubba", landing a coveted position as a US Navy helicopter pilot, and the challenge of finding purpose outside of the military. After her service in the Navy, Karen has built an impressive career with successful roles at Qualcomm, Intuit, and now Amazon Web Services (AWS), and she shared valuable leadership lessons she’s learned throughout her journey. Check out the latest episode of The Savage Leader Podcast to hear her full story. Listen Now: https://lnkd.in/g7SfQ3TF
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🔊 New Podcast Episode! Tune in as Margie Newman Tsay shares crucial insights on crisis management, reputation building, and the pivotal role of trust in leadership. Don't miss this episode for actionable advice and expert wisdom! Listen Now: https://lnkd.in/gx_wNhmt 🎧 #TheSavageLeader #Leadership #Podcast
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"All of these people are going to give you the benefit of the doubt, because they feel like they know you." Margie Newman Tsay. Podcast Sneak Peek with Margie Newman Tsay, PR expert and crisis strategist. Full episode will be out on Wednesday. Follow The Savage Leader to be notified when it drops. Key takeaway: The best way to mitigate the impact of a crisis, both personally and professionally, is to proactively build relationships. This is not just crisis management guidance—it's sound leadership advice. Build trust before you need it, because at some point, we all will need the benefit of the doubt. #Leadership #CrisisManagement #RelationshipBuilding #TheSavageLeader Intesa Communications Group Darren Reinke
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"Everyone wants to be the hero of their own story. It's about recognizing where you are in their story and how you can make them successful." - Karen Brasch Just wrapped up a fun and lively interview with Karen for my next book, The Savage Manager, the follow-up to The Savage Leader. Karen, a former U.S. Navy pilot, has had an incredible journey with stints at Qualcomm, Intuit, Booz Allen Hamilton, and now Amazon Web Services (AWS). Stay tuned for blog excerpts from our conversation in advance of the book being published next year. Big thanks to Matt Lisowski for connecting me with Karen several years ago. #Leadership #TeamSuccess #TheSavageManager #thesavageleader
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"It's a willingness to get started and take that first leap of faith and then being proactive about what you're wrong about." Jordan Justus on The Savage Leader Podcast along with host Darren Reinke. There is so much inertia to starting anything new. A new company, a new project, or a new way of leading. As Jordan explains, it's a willingness to get started that is critical.
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Core values are the O/S for any great leader and team. Use the following questions to see if your team is living up to your values.
Does your team live up to its core values? Here’s a quick litmus test. Values are the operating system of any leadership team. They are the North Star guiding your mission and the foundation anchoring you in turbulent times. Yet, over time, values can become inert, turning into “meaningless words.” Here’s 5 questions to gauge the actual impact of your team’s values: #1 - Decision-Making: Reflect on the past month. How do your decisions align with your values? For example, growth. #2 - Team Interactions: Consider recent team interactions. How do behaviors reflect your values? For example, candor. #3 - Time Allocation: Think about recent meetings. How does the time allocated to key topics reflect your values? For example, innovation. #4 - Planning: Look at next quarter’s plan. How do the planned actions align with your values? For example, sustainability. #5 - Recognition: Reflect on recent internal awards and acknowledgments. Do they celebrate your team’s values in action? For example, champions of change. So, how did you do? Have your team’s values become siloed from the core workings of your team? Or are they the driving force behind your team’s actions, decisions, and behaviors, shaping how time is allocated? If they have become "meaningless words", what actions can you take to re-integrate them into your team’s operating system? #thesavagemanager
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Technical people who are used to being the smartest person in the room in college and work can struggle when they lead teams. Mike Kijewski, CEO of Medcrypt, shares how leaders can learn from their team.
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Life is a daily comparison. With friends, family and co-workers. Comparison is toxic and drains us. What if we just stopped? As humans, we constantly compare ourselves to the people around us. To our co-workers, to our friends, to our neighbors, and even to our family members. We compare the progress in our careers, our titles, the logos on our business cards, our salaries, and how many followers we have on social media. We also compare our houses, the cars we drive, where we go on vacation, the brands we wear on our backs. We even compare the success of our kids in school and in sports. If we look in the mirror, I think all of us are guilty of comparison, at least in some way. I know I am. What if we stopped? What if we stopped comparing all attributes of our lives to others, even for just a moment? Imagine what that would do for us. Comparison makes us dismiss our achievements. Comparison blinds us to our progress. Comparison drains our sense of fulfillment. Comparison makes us feel small and insignificant And as Theodore Roosevelt once said, “Comparison is the thief of joy.” Let’s commit to stopping the freight train of comparisons and see what it does for us. For me, I’m going to try to stop comparing: -The number of Amazon reviews for my book, The Savage Leader -What podcasts invite me on as a guest -The number of likes on social posts What about you? What comparisons are you willing to stop making? Steve Gatena, thanks for sharing the Roosevelt quote during your interview for my next book and inspiring this post. #thesavageleader
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Episdode #61 is live! Darren Reinke sits down with Michael Xavier Burns 🛡💎❤️ (MXB), a serial entrepreneur with a diverse background ranging from tech recruiting to cannabis farming. MXB shares his journey to becoming a multifaceted business leader, emphasizing the pivotal role sales has had on his career, the power of showmanship, and how the Grateful Dead's philosophy influences his approach to business. Somerset Tullius UGOWEEGO https://lnkd.in/gxeezkJp
Ep. 61: Michael X. Burns on Grateful Dead and Rasta Inspired Leadership — The Savage Leader
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