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Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast

The Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast provides leadership training and coaching based on the principles of its founder John C. Maxwell.

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#358: How to Live Out the Law of Victory

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/08/21

In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley explore the key attributes and mindsets leaders need to embrace to lead their teams to victory. They discuss the importance of taking full responsibility as a leader, especially in times of difficulty or setbacks, as this builds trust and accountability within the team. They also stress the significance of having a unified vision that is clearly communicated and understood by all team members, ensuring everyone is working towards the same goals

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32:21

#357: Stop Killing My Momentum

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2025/08/14

In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley unpack the power of momentum and why it’s a game-changer for leadership and team performance. They explore how momentum starts—with a clear vision, realistic goals, and a culture of collaboration—and why leaders must protect the “spark” that sets it in motion. You’ll hear practical strategies and real-world examples to help you build, sustain, and amplify momentum, while avoiding common missteps that can bring it to a halt. Become a Maxwell Leadership

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16:10

#356: Can an Introvert Be a Leader?

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2025/08/07

In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede address the common assumption that only extroverts can be effective leaders. They highlight the unique strengths and abilities that introverted leaders bring to the table, such as their ability to steady a room, think deeply, and listen closely. They also discuss how introverted leaders excel in one-on-one situations, providing motivation through empathy and supporting people with intention and care. Additionally, they explore how the 5 Levels of

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21:59

#355: How Inclusive Is Your Communication?

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2025/07/31

Inclusive communication is key to building trust and belonging on any team. This episode explores practical ways leaders can communicate more effectively—by listening actively, using inclusive language, and encouraging diverse perspectives. You’ll also get tips for running more inclusive meetings, like sharing agendas in advance, setting clear expectations, and making space for all voices to be heard. Become a Maxwell Leadership Certified Team Member! Get the Maxwell Leadership Growth Plan!

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24:50

#354: The Unwritten Rules of the Inclusive Leader

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2025/07/24

Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the concept of unwritten rules and their impact on inclusive leadership. They explain how these implied expectations can unintentionally exclude team members and hinder their sense of belonging within the organization. Holley and Goede provide practical strategies for leaders to identify and address their own unwritten rules, such as asking the team for feedback and auditing decision-making processes. They also stress the importance of celebrating curiosity,

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22:54

#353: What’s the Big Deal with Empathy?

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/07/17

Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the importance of empathy in leadership and how it shapes a culture where people feel seen, valued, and cared for, ultimately driving higher retention and engagement. They share practical strategies for developing empathy, including staying curious, asking open-ended questions, and leading with vulnerability and transparency. The conversation highlights the role of emotional intelligence, authenticity, and modeling empathetic behavior to foster a culture of

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22:22

#352: I Don't Mind You Thinking I'm Perfect

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2025/07/10

Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the importance of authenticity in leadership, offering insights on how leaders can cultivate self-awareness, recognize their unique strengths and weaknesses, and consistently communicate their core values. They emphasize the power of vulnerability and transparency in building genuine connections with team members and highlight the value of daily self-reflection as a catalyst for personal growth and greater compassion for others. Become a Maxwell Leadership

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22:03

#351: But I Don't Feel Charismatic

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/07/03

Join Perry Holley and Chris Goede as they share strategies for developing charisma and its role in effective leadership. They explain that charisma is not an innate trait but a learnable skill that involves focusing on others, making them feel valued, and connecting with them genuinely. They introduce a three-part model for developing charisma: becoming interested in people, investing in people, and being interesting to people. References: Become a Maxwell Leadership Certified Team Member!

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25:00

#350: Strategies for Leading a Remote Workforce

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2025/06/26

In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley discuss strategies for leading a remote workforce effectively. They share insightful data from a recent Gallup report, which reveals the engagement levels and overall well-being of remote, hybrid, and on-site employees. Chris and Perry explore the factors that contribute to the mental and emotional challenges faced by remote workers, such as physical distance, excessive autonomy, and technology frustrations. They also provide practical tips for leaders

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21:16

#349: Improving Your Micromanagement

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2025/06/19

In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the concept of micromanagement and its potential benefits in leadership. They discuss the importance of leaders ensuring their expectations are clearly communicated and fully understood by their teams to drive the desired outcomes. They also stress the need for leaders to be aware of what's happening in their organizations so they can provide necessary support and course corrections. Additionally, they highlight the significance of building

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31:38

#348: Firm Feedback with Jeff Hancher - Part 2

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/06/12

In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley discuss the importance of effective feedback for leaders with guest Jeff Hancher. They explore the different types of feedback, such as directive, supportive, and collaborative, and how leaders can determine the best approach for each situation. Jeff shares personal stories that illustrate the power of earning the right to give feedback and the transformative impact it can have on leadership development. References: Download the FREE Learner Guide for

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30:16

#347: Firm Feedback with Jeff Hancher – Part 1

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/06/05

In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede welcome guest Jeff Hancher to discuss the importance of giving firm feedback as a leader. Jeff shares his expertise on how leaders can deliver challenging conversations effectively, tying it to the engagement and performance of their teams. He provides a practical framework for earning the right to give tough feedback by setting clear expectations, investing time in people, and ensuring accountability. Jeff also shares a personal story illustrating the

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24:43

#346: How Leaders Handle Criticism

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2025/05/29

Chris Goede and Perry Holley explore how leaders can effectively handle criticism. They encourage leaders to maintain humility and face criticism directly, being open to feedback while also discerning whether it is constructive or not. They recommend determining if action is required based on the criticism and, if so, taking steps to address the issue and restore relationships with the criticizers. Finally, they advise leaders to reflect on criticism, capture lessons learned and allow it to shape

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19:44

#345: Are You Delivering Appreciated Value?

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/05/22

In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley explore the concept of delivering appreciated value to customers. They explain the importance of going beyond simply providing value to align that value with the true needs of the customer. They also emphasize the need to exceed client expectations and make the value personally relevant to create an emotional connection and foster loyalty. The episode offers valuable insights for businesses seeking to enhance their value proposition and build stronger

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21:22

#344: Building an Extraordinary Culture

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/05/15

Perry Holley and Chris Goede share a powerful 7-step model for building an extraordinary culture within an organization. They show how leaders must continuously inform their teams about the core values and mission, while also involving them in the experience to boost morale and commitment. They stress the importance of leaders inspiring others by being present, setting an example, and living out the culture they aim to create. References: Download the FREE Learner Guide for this episode at

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16:36

#343: Delivering WOW

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2025/05/08

In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley explore the concept of delivering "WOW" experiences to customers. They discuss the importance of being distinctive rather than just different from competitors to create unique and memorable moments for clients. The hosts also introduce the idea of identifying "un-WOWs," which are areas where the customer experience falls short and needs improvement. They encourage leaders to actively seek out these "un-WOWs " and take immediate action to address them,

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19:56

#342: Leaders Who Attract Leaders

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/05/01

Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the differences between leaders who attract followers vs. those who attract other leaders. They point out that leaders who attract followers may experience some success, but leaders who attract leaders will experience incredible success. Throughout the conversation, Holley and Goede provide examples and insights to help listeners understand what it takes to become a leader who attracts and develops other leaders. References: Download the FREE Learner Guide for

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19:23

#341: Are You an Influencer or a Person of Influence?

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/04/24

Chris Goede and Perry Holley explore the difference between being an influencer and a person of influence. They discuss four phases of influence: modeling, motivating, mentoring, and multiplying. Explaining that modeling involves people observing a leader's actions, reactions, and interactions, while motivating requires engaging and connecting with individuals on an emotional level. Mentoring, they suggest, involves guiding others through personal and professional growth, while multiplying empowers

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20:07

#340: Help! I Work for a Bad Boss

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/04/17

Chris Goede and Perry Holley discuss strategies for dealing with a challenging or bad boss. They provide insights on how to handle these difficult situations by focusing on adding value to the leader rather than trying to fix them. They share practical tips such as increasing communication, documenting work, and understanding the leader's priorities and challenges. The episode offers helpful advice for navigating the frustration of working under a less-than-ideal leader while still maintaining

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18:33

#339: The Power of FOR

Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast ·

2025/04/10

This episode discusses the concept of knowing what you are for as a leader. Chris and Perry discuss five key actions leaders can take to show their team they are for them, including believing abundantly, appreciating consistently, developing intentionally, listening actively, and living repeatedly. They also share insights and examples from Truett Cathy, founder of Chick-fil-A, who modeled these behaviors and built a culture where employees felt valued and supported. References: Download the FREE

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