Labrador Leadership

This show might not exist without John Lee Dumas and his team at Entrepreneurs on Fire. They helped me get it on the air. In April 2015, John came on to talk about how he became a leader, and his answer was simple: he was made, not born. Listen for the day he quit a job that had just decided to keep him. His line for anyone stuck right now: it takes courage to quit something. This is the second replay on the run to episode 100. It is from 2015, so skip the prices and web addresses and keep the

Mark Smith owns Midas of Richmond, and when we talked in January 2015 he had already spent years sending people to give blood right after 9/11, one free oil change at a time. This is the first of four replays on the run to episode 100; my book, Leadership for Entrepreneurs, is on Kindle at bobnolley.com/book.

Step into the world of Bob, a man whose life took an unexpected turn after a swift shove from an invisible force. His journey, filled with challenges and hurdles, led him to sell his beloved golf clubs and face the bleak diagnosis of cancer. But amidst the darkness, there was a glimmer of hope. Through love, prayers, and encouragement from listeners like you, Bob emerged victorious, cancer-free. Now, he stands before you, filled with gratitude, ready to share his story and relearn his skills. Jo

Dan Rockwell is The Leadership Freak. A fanatic, not a basket case. Dan started in the non-profit world. Leadership has been a part of his life since youth. Are leaders be born or made? Dan refers to John Maxwell saying that leaders can be made. The born part may not be genetic but rather from the development support that you receive in those wonder years. Teachers, neighbors, youth leaders, sports coaches are all important.

Best selling Amazon Author Dr. Gail Summerskill talks about her new book on writing titled Writing with Sofie. The professor and creative professional talks convincingly about the need to support those that are trying to improve their writing in the classroom or at the start of their first personal writing project.

Bob talks about research that shows the Corona Virus shutdown may have months remaining rather than weeks. He also shares a story of a pharmacist who is committed to do his duty