Language of Leadership: Don’t Just Spot the Fire—Bring the Water
There are two types of people in every organization: Problem Communicators Problem Solvers Problem communicators show up with drama. They spotlight what’s broken. They sound smart doing it and even mean well most of the time. But they stop short of value. The other? Real leaders don’t just raise the red flag—they raise solutions. Early in […]
Language of Leadership: What a Flight Attendant Taught Me About Influence
“E aí! Beleza?” That’s how I greeted the flight attendant as I boarded my flight to Portugal with my brother Barrett. She paused, then asked in Portuguese, “Are you Brazilian?” I smiled and replied—in Brazilian Portuguese—“Nope, I’m American.” She raised an eyebrow. I added, “But I lived in Brazil for two years.” “Ahhh,” she said, […]
Leadership Lesson: King of Visibility
Last week, a good friend and teammate shot me a message: “Bryce, you’re the king of visibility. Thank you, I really appreciate it.” It was kind and appreciated. But let me be clear—visibility isn’t about ego. It’s about leadership. Yes, my team probably cringes at how much I communicate at times. But I’d rather overcommunicate […]
Leadership Lesson: Travel Doesn’t Just Show You the World—It Sharpens Your Leadership
I just returned from two back-to-back trips: ✔️ Co-leading our Fit Body Mastermind Workshop in Boston ✔️ Then a 7-day adventure to the Azores in Portugal There were plenty of highlight-reel moments—those wins we love to celebrate. But I want to pull back the curtain and share the “unglamorous” part of it that no one […]
Leadership Lesson: The 5 Lessons from Pope Leo XIV [Lesson 5]
As we conclude our transformative journey through the leadership lessons inspired by the new American Pope, I’ve reserved the most profound insight for last. This final lesson will redefine how you lead, inspire, and live. Servant leadership is mission-driven. At our core, we’re wired to prioritize ourselves. It’s not a flaw—it’s human nature, etched into […]
Leadership Lesson: The 5 Lessons from Pope Leo XIV [Lesson 4]
In life—and in leadership—it’s not the strongest that thrive. It’s the most adaptable. Darwin proved it. Life tests it. And leadership demands it. Which brings me to Pope Leo’s 4th leadership lesson, given that he modeled this life approach. His story isn’t just global—it’s gritty. He spent his first 30 years in North America. Then […]
Leadership Lesson: The 5 Lessons from Pope Leo XIV [Lesson 3]
Let’s talk about the power of curiosity—and how it creates connection. Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, speaks five languages fluently. That’s right—five. Meanwhile, some days I struggle with just English. (Kidding… mostly.) But jokes aside, there’s a leadership lesson here. Yes, language is a practical tool. With English and Spanish, Pope Leo can […]
Leadership Lesson: The 5 Lessons from Pope Leo XIV [Lesson 2]
I am here today with the 2nd Leadership lesson from the first American Pope Leo XIV, which is: Lead with Empathy vs. the Ivory Tower. This is a dichotomy of leadership. As a leader, you have to be on top and in front, casting vision and leading your people far into the horizon. While that’s […]
Leadership Lesson: The 5 Lessons from Pope Leo XIV
I’m still in amazement of the first American Pope. In fact, I just recorded a podcast episode with a little more backstory to put some context on my amazement. In the episode, which is pending release. I delivered 5 lessons Ive learned from Pope Leo XIV, who is now the spiritual leader for 1.4+ billion […]
Leadership Lesson: Humility
Humility is a characteristic of strong leadership that attracts. The world saw this on full display last Thursday, when Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope and “Bob” to his family/friends, initially greeted the world in both Italian and Spanish. He is fluent in both languages, which is beyond impressive to me, despite speaking American […]