Being Jewish was always part of his identity, but it didn't seem particularly meaningful until that moment. He and his sisters started to ask questions, and learned more about the incident and the events that took place afterward. It was those stories that shifted Alan's perspective about hate, about racism, and about bigotry of every kind.
Episode 137: The Art of Leadership Starts with a Thoughtful Process
Errol Doebler's Leadership Journey Started at 6 Years Old
He was designated captain of his hockey team - at 6. Errol Doebler's father had a chat with him just before their first game.
"Errol, you're the Captain. Your team needs you to say something encouraging to them."
...And that was his first leadership lesson. He felt the pressure to lead, but also a keen sense of responsibility - and pride.
He attended the US Naval Academy and as he worked through a career that spans many industries, one thing was very clear to him, effective leadership begins with a process, and requires a combination of art and science to truly connect, motivate, and inspire.
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Connect with Errol on Linkedin, visit his website, and be sure to order his outstanding book, The Process, Art & Science of Leadership: How Leaders Inspire Confidence and Clarity in Combat, in the Boardroom, and at the Kitchen Table.
Episode 136: An Evolving Caveman: Self Reflection and Anger Management
Dr. John Schinnerer almost gave his podcast the title The Reluctant Podcaster. Similar to my own journey, starting a podcast wasn't at all on his radar. It was a vivid vision at a retreat that included workshops with Dan Millman (author of The Way of the Peaceful Warrior), spa massages, and a drum circle.
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Episode 135: Obstacles Can Be the Key to Building Resilience and Self Love
It's not unusual to have a "Series of Unfortunate Events" in our lives, those multiple years of trauma, grief, and struggle, that can either make us bitter, or help us develop resilience in a positive way, to become even more compassionate toward others.
Kerrian Fournier went through two of those phases, once in her early career, and again years later.
Episode 134: Using Labeling to Make a Positive Mindset Shift
As far as I'm concerned, Mareo's most striking quality is the calm, reflective way he speaks. His thoughtful, insightful writing has been in my life for at least five years. I am so grateful for his voracious appetite for books and learning because he constantly shares what he's learning and recommendations for reading material.