Leadership Lesson: The 2nd Answer
On a recent podcast of ours, Bedros asked me 5 leadership questions. In the spirit of serving you, I thought it would be of value to break each question and answer down in the next 5 weeks! Here is the 2nd week’s question and answer. 2.) How important is self-leadership for every aspect of your […]
Leadership Lesson: The 5 Answers
On a recent podcast of ours, Bedros asked me 5 leadership questions. In the spirit of serving you, I thought it would be of value to break each question and answer down in the next 5 weeks! Here is the first week’s question and answer. 1.) Bryce, the term leadership is a vague term often […]
Leadership Lesson: A Leader Is Curious
Most leadership skills are developed. A rare few are factory-installed. One of my rare superpowers as a leader is my curiosity about people. I feel lucky because, for me, it’s factory-installed. I find humans fascinating and am curious almost to a fault. But when you lead people, curiosity is a good thing. Why? Well, the […]
Tuesday Leadership Lesson
As a leader, you will encounter problems. Lots of them. In fact, the stronger the problem solver, the stronger the leader. This a simple truth that’s many times overlooked. The very reason a leader is in place is to be the solution to the onslaught of problems your team or organization faces. If there are […]
Leadership Lesson: Leadership is About Connection
I was reminded of this over the weekend at our biggest World Conference event in Franchise history. We had north of 500+ owners and coaches in attendance who were on fire! Our team CRUSHED the execution. We delivered strong training from top to bottom to level up our owners, coaches, and brand. While that was […]
Leadership Lesson: The Big 3
I was chatting with Bedros a few weeks ago and he shared a leadership framework from the great Robert Green, author of 48 Law of Power. If you develop these 3 qualities, you will have influence with others which is the foundation of leadership. The message resonated and hope it does with you which is […]
Leadership Lesson: Leaders Keep Their Composure
The stress mounts, emotions get high, and bad news is prevalent. Welcome to leadership, my friend. Why? As a leader, the buck stops with you. Get used to it. Now while these can be stressful situations you encounter, a leader must keep their composure. I was reminded of this last week on a call where […]
Leadership Lesson: Winners Win
This is a famous adage in sports. It’s true for leadership. As a leader, you must put your team in a position to win. If you cannot do this, you will not possess long-term influence which is the essence of leadership. This is the bottom line. The good news? Winning is a mentality. With time, […]
Leadership Lesson: Leaders Take the Lead
Leaders take the lead. Sounds basic but is often overlooked in leadership. When starting any new initiative, here’s the tough truth. There is always resistance. There are always unknowns and kinks to work through in anything new. Always. This is the reason why when a leader begins a new initiative, they must be the ones […]
Leadership Lesson: Leaders Translate
We learned last week that leaders connect. A way to connect is through translation; which is today’s lesson. You see, effective leaders translate. In other words, they speak to their audience. I was reminded of my recent trip to London for my friend Matt’s wedding. Thankfully, we use the same English language. But there are […]