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"In The Lead" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the development of character strengths and their profound impact on effective leadership. Through engaging conversations with influential guests, we provide listeners...
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"In The Lead" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the development of character strengths and their profound impact on effective leadership. Through engaging conversations with influential guests, we provide listeners with valuable insights and practical tools to navigate their leadership journeys. Each episode focuses on essential themes of personal growth, self-awareness, and the principles that inspire great leaders. Join us as we empower you to elevate your leadership skills and stay in the lead.
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21 SET 2026 · Every job has a what and a why. The what is the same for everyone who does it. The why isn't, and it changes more than you'd think: how the day feels, what gets done that nobody assigned, and what your team learns from you without you saying a word. This week is about the difference, and about who's handing out the why in your building.
14 SET 2026 · Starting something new is the fun part. The real test comes in week nine, when the buzz is gone and nobody's checking. Using a simple morning huddle, Nathan shows why the payoff usually comes late, and why your team is watching what you do in the boring middle.
7 SET 2026 · You've attended one at some point. It's the meeting. It's the meeting that happens after the meeting. Sometimes, that second meeting is just a casual and friendly debrief. Othertimes, it's where the real stuff gets said. Why?
In this episode, we're going to dissect this second meeting, find out why it happens and see if we can't figure out how to pull it all back into the room. If it works, you get invited to the meeting after the meeting.
31 AGO 2026 · There's a common fact of leadership that is rarely discussed. You didn't pick this team. You inherited them. Sometimes, if you stay long enough, you will lead a team of people that you yourself hired. But that's not common. What is common? Inheritance.
In this episode, we talk about leading anyone, regardless of whether you hired them or they came with the building or got promoted by the leader before you. Leadership is about encouraging ordinary people in extraordinary ways. What are you doing with your inheritance?
24 AGO 2026 · It's just a light bulb. How could it possible shape culture?
In this episode, we are looking at all the stuff we've walked past. And...better put...how walking past things shapes culture. Every step teaches.
17 AGO 2026 · It's lonely at the top.
Have you ever heard that phrase about leadership? There's a lot of truth in it but it's important to distinguish what kind of "lonely" we're actually talking about here. In this episode, we're looking at Ernest Shackelton who referred to the loneliness as his greatest challenge. It's not a bad thing. It's an honor. It's a good weight.
10 AGO 2026 · In this episode, we 're listening in on Priya Parker, author of The Art of Gathering, on why gatherings don't begin when people walk in the room — they begin the moment someone receives an invitation. Parker spoke with Big Think as she unpacked what she calls "generous authority": the practice of using your position as a leader to connect people to a shared purpose, protect them from each other, and make sure everyone in the room feels seen.
Whether you're leading a staff meeting, a board, a small group, or a family around a dinner table, this episode will change how you think about the first five minutes you get with people — and why that's often the most important leadership move you'll make all week.
3 AGO 2026 · The pressure is on. You are the clear leader. Everyone is looking to you. What do you do?
27 LUG 2026 · Most leaders aren't stealing from people. But many are.
Not money — something harder to replace. This episode names three things leaders take without knowing it: agency, voice, and life.
And it asks a harder question than "are you stealing?"
Are you giving?
20 LUG 2026 · You can manage your time perfectly and still arrive at Friday completely emptied. Time management doesn't fix depletion. That's a different problem — and that's what this episode is about.
In five minutes, Nathan Metz walks through three kinds of rest that most leaders aren't getting: the decision to actually stop (cessation), knowing the place that fills you back up (location), and the deepest rest of all — the one that comes from knowing your work is held by something larger than your outcomes. Drawing from Hebrews 4 and Paul's letter from prison, this is a short episode with a long shelf life.
"In The Lead" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the development of character strengths and their profound impact on effective leadership. Through engaging conversations with influential guests, we provide listeners...
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"In The Lead" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the development of character strengths and their profound impact on effective leadership. Through engaging conversations with influential guests, we provide listeners with valuable insights and practical tools to navigate their leadership journeys. Each episode focuses on essential themes of personal growth, self-awareness, and the principles that inspire great leaders. Join us as we empower you to elevate your leadership skills and stay in the lead.
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| Autore | Nathan Metz |
| Organizzazione | Nathan Metz |
| Categorie | Automiglioramento |
| Sito | - |
| inthelead@tlcmgmt.com |
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