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Find out what you missed on the shows this week! We are going to talk events coming up, current events and more!
Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-7rd9e-12c50fd What can wartime leaders throughout history teach us about effective leadership? In this episode I had the honor of sitting down with Retired U.S. Army Colonel, Christopher D. Kolenda, Ph.D. We get into a deep discussion about the three perspectives that are vital to have when learning about leadership. We talk about how leaders can help inspire their people to be their best for the teams success.   He shares a incredible Decision Hour story about a time in Afghanistan in 2007 with his Afghan Army Counterpart, and a local village.  Before closing up the show we talk about a journey that Christopher is about to embark on. During the interview he mention the names of the six Paratroopers that were killed in Action.  We are near the 15 year anniversary and Christopher is going to be traveling about 1700 miles on a bicycle visiting their graves.  They are spread across from Nebraska all the way to Arlington National Cemetery.  Make sure to check out The Saber Six Foundation and https://honorride.us to donate and to follow Chris on his journey.    About Christopher D. Kolenda, Ph.D Christopher is a West Point Graduate, a trusted adviser to three four-star generals and two undersecretaries of defense, the first American to have both fought the Taliban as a commander in combat and negotiated with them in peace talks. He is the author of Zero-Sum Victory: What We're Getting Wrong About War and Leadership: The Warrior’s Artand the founder of  Strategic Leaders Academy.
Let's talk about some current events, GOLD, Remembering Sept. 11th, Events and what you missed on the shows this week!
Source:<br />https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-xj4c5-12b978e<br /><br />In this episode I sit down with Singer/Songwriter Hannah Pralle.  Hannah grew up on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona. She is a veteran of the Armed Forces and has spent most of her working years in commercial driving, CDL education/training, and/or wildland fire suppression contracting operations.<br />She holds a bachelor's in music performance, a master's in creative writing (creative nonfiction). She has a passion for song writing and just writing in general.<br /> <br />Take a listen as Hannah shares her story about growing up, getting into music and song writing and how it all came to be.  She share a few funny stories from her military days and talks about using trucking driving as a means to pay for her creative projects. We wrap the show up with Hannah sharing a very personal decision hour moment.<br /> <br />“Everybody's sort of trying to find their way. And like I said, I do think that self-expression, it's either gonna go creative, or go disruptive depending on what we do with it. I do think that that's important. I think that the thing, the single thing that should drive any individual's decision of sort of like, where to go with that, is that you have to go towards something that you can be completely honest, I mean, brutally honest, in your doing of it, and a lot of people are uncomfortable, being very, very, very honest, in the  written word or the spoken word, because we've been chastised for that all of our lives” ~ Hannah Pralle ~<br /> <br />You can follow, listen and download Hannah’s music here:SPOTIFY<br /> <br />Apple Music<br /> <br />YouTube
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