In this episode of the Humble Leader Podcast, Jeremy talks about how your words carry so much weight as a leader and how we need to be careful about how to we not only speak to each other but the dangers of saying the wrong thing on social media.

In this episode of the Humble Leader Podcast, Jeremy talks about how difficult leadership can be. There will be many times as a leader where you fail, but it is imperative that you evaluate your experiences, learn from them, and become better. Do not let a leadership failure define who you are as a leader.

In this episode of the Humble Leader Podcast, Jeremy interviews retired SEAC John Troxell. They have candid discussions about overcoming adversity, leadership, combat, and working at the highest levels of the Pentagon. You don't want to miss this episode, as it will help turn you into a better leader in several ways.

John Troxell's book "Surrender or Die": https://www.amazon.com/Surrender-Die-Reflections-Combat-Leader/dp/B0BW2K4GP5/ref=sr_1_1?crid=9EVDIK01SNAK&keywords=surrender+or+die&qid=1695666883&sprefix=surrender+or+die%2Caps%2C109&sr=8-1

John's Company: https://www.pmehard.com/index.html

Kate Delaney Radio show: https://katedelaneyradio.com

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In this episode of the Humble Leader Podcast, Jeremy interviews retired Navy SEAL John (JJ) Jones. They have candid discussions about developing relationships with those you serve with, how to handle meetings, knowing your people, and training others to take your job. You don't want to miss this episode, as it will help turn you into a better leader in several ways.

JJ is currently the Vice President at Reveille Proving Grounds in Texas. Visit their website at https://www.reveillepg.com.

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In this episode of the Humble Leader Podcast, Jeremy talks about the 13 lessons he learned while watching the hit Apple TV series, Ted Lasso. He will break down what it means to believe in yourself, understand why doing the right thing is never the wrong thing, how all people are different, why it's important to see the good in others, why courage is about being willing to try, how vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness, why it's important to always tell the truth, how a winning attitude can make a world of difference, why optimists do more, why it's important to stay teachable, why a short-term memory (being like a goldfish) can be helpful in life, how happiness is a choice, and why it's never too late to give someone a second chance.

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In this episode of the Humble Leader Podcast, Jeremy talks about the 13 lessons he learned while watching the hit Apple TV series, Ted Lasso. He will break down what it means to believe in yourself, understand why doing the right thing is never the wrong thing, how all people are different, why it's important to see the good in others, why courage is about being willing to try, how vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness, why it's important to always tell the truth, how a winning attitude can make a world of difference, why optimists do more, why it's important to stay teachable, why a short-term memory (being like a goldfish) can be helpful in life, how happiness is a choice, and why it's never too late to give someone a second chance.

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During this episode, we celebrate our first year of podcasting. We took a quick look at almost all of our episodes from the last year and put together a "best of" episode to celebrate our banner year. Join us as we take a trip down memory lane and listen to the best of our interviews and teachings.

Thanks for being a loyal supporter to our podcast.

During this episode Jeremy talks briefly about organizational reflection, vision vs mission statements, and why you need to ensure folks know where you want to lead them.

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