PB Mini-Bytes: Designated Space
In this 6-minute leadership podcast, PB and Andy talk about having more designated space and less empty space. This one ends with, “Boom. Roasted.” Listen and enjoy!
Category "Leadership Bites"
PB Mini-Bytes: Remember to Ignore
This 6-minute leadership podcast is all about remembering to ignore. Yes, we need to pay attention—and yes, we need to ignore. Leaders have ignore lists! Listen and enjoy.
PB Mini-Bytes: Why So Serious?
In this 6 minute podcast, PB and Andy talk about the value of smiling, humor, and laughter in leadership. Listen and enjoy!
PB Mini-Bytes: A Little Mystery is Good
In this 6 minute leadership podcast, PB & Andy discuss teriyaki, nudity, and mystery. Listen and enjoy!
PB Mini-Bytes: Leaders Don’t Need Clones
In this week’s episode of PB Mini-Bytes, PB and Andy discuss the value of diversity on leadership teams. Listen and enjoy! Like it? Share it with someone…
PB Mini-Bytes: Be The Bridge
In this episode of PB Mini-Bytes, Pastor Brian and Andy talk about the role of leaders in bridging the “what is” with the “what can be” (the current reality with the vision). This leadership podcast is just under 6 minutes. Enjoy!
PB Mini-Bytes: Leaders Are Readers… of People
You’ve probably heard the expression “leaders are readers.” In this 6-minute leadership podcast, PB and Andy talk about being readers… of people.
PB Mini-Bytes: Use Your Voice
PB and Andy discuss using your unique voice in this 6-minute leadership podcast. Enjoy!
PB Mini-Bytes: Fun With Words
PB and Andy discuss the importance of our words—and getting to the most honest, basic element of what we’re trying to communicate… without over-complicating, over-selling, or exaggerating. They have fun with words like: awesome, amazing, powerful, life-changing, and many more.
This leadership podcast comes in at just under 6 minutes.
May you be wrecked when you listen to it—in the best way possible.
PB Mini-Bytes: My Name Is… What?
In this bite-sized, 7 minute leadership podcast, PB (Pastor Brian) and Andy discuss the value of remembering and saying the names of people you lead.