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Tim Stating the Obvious

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40:04

Do you have a cold start problem with remote work?

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/08/01

In this episode, I’m joined by Steven Puri—a creative strategist, entrepreneur, and systems thinker whose work spans tech, entertainment, and AI. Steven has led teams at the intersection of storytelling and innovation, working with top studios, startups, and Fortune 500 companies to rethink how people create, focus, and lead.What I appreciate most about Steven is that he’s not just an idea guy—he’s a builder. Whether he’s helping develop AI tools that nudge us toward more intentional work or

07:55

Your Leadership Potential: The Truth About Charisma...

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/07/18

In this episode, we tackle a critical leadership gap — the missing interpersonal skills no one teaches but everyone needs. We explore why great leadership isn’t reserved for titles or positions — it’s something every person deserves at home, work, and in the community.Our conversation dives into Richard Reid’s book, Charisma Unlocked, which breaks the myth that charisma is something you’re born with. Instead, charisma is a learnable skill built on four key pillars: Presence — the ability to be

14:12

Credible Leadership: Gain Trust and Inspire Others

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/07/11

In this episode, we’re digging into the second pillar of the Army’s leadership model: KNOW. Now, this isn’t just military theory—it’s a practical reminder that leadership isn’t about winging it. It’s about showing up prepared, grounded, and equipped. Whether you’re in uniform, running a business, or leading in your home, the principles are the same.Leadership starts with who you are—your character, your values. That’s the BE. But once you’ve got that foundation, you need to sharpen what you

32:41

Command Charisma: Authentic Connection Secrets

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/07/04

In this episode, we explore the idea that leadership isn’t about a title—it’s about how you show up, the influence you have, and the impact you leave behind. Richard and I break down the difference between charisma and charm. Charm might win a room for a moment, but charisma leaves a lasting impression—it’s about creating real, authentic connections that make people feel seen, heard, and better about themselves.Charisma isn’t about spotlighting yourself. It’s about understanding others—their

06:49

Book Review: The 7 Commitments of a Great Team

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/06/20

Leadership has evolved. It’s no longer about titles or hierarchy—it’s about trust, influence, and connection. That’s why The Seven Commitments of a Great Team by Jon Gordon stands out. This book doesn’t just inspire—it equips. It gives you a practical framework for leading people in a way that builds trust, clarity, and shared purpose, especially when teams feel stretched, disconnected, or uncertain about their direction.Leadership isn’t confined to boardrooms or org charts. It’s about how you

20:42

BE Before You Lead: Why Character Comes First

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/06/13

What separates great leaders from average ones? It’s not strategy—it’s character. In this episode of Tim Stating the Obvious, we explore why self-leadership is the foundation of effective leadership and how building integrity, consistency, and personal values creates lasting influence.You’ll learn how to define your core leadership values, build habits that strengthen ethical decision-making, and reflect daily to ensure your actions align with your mission. If you're looking to grow as a

31:24

Mind the Gap: Why You’re Failing to Lead Across...

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/06/06

We are all entitled to great leadership—at home, at work, and in our communities. That’s not just a lofty idea—it’s a standard. But here’s the reality: the leadership models we’ve inherited were built for a different time. In today’s rapidly evolving world, especially with millennials and Gen Z making up most of the future workforce, it’s time we adapt. That’s where intergenerational leadership steps in.Leadership expert Mai Moore breaks it down simply: intergenerational leadership is about

08:30

The Anxious Generation: What Every Leader Needs to Know

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/05/16

In this episode of Tim Stating the Obvious, we tackle one of the most urgent leadership issues of our time: the growing mental health crisis among today’s youth and young professionals. Based on Jonathan Haidt’s provocative book, The Anxious Generation, we break down how smartphones and social media rewired childhood, stunted emotional resilience, and left a generation more anxious, less connected, and struggling in the workplace.But here’s the catch—this isn’t just a parenting problem. It’s a

24:34

You’re Not Lost—You’re Just Ignoring the Whisper

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/05/09

You’re Not Lost—You’re Just Ignoring the Whisper: How to Activate Your Sixth Sense and Discover Your True VisionFeeling stuck in life? Wondering why your goals aren’t clicking or why you’re still searching for direction? In this episode of Tim Stating the Obvious, host Tim Staton breaks down the real meaning behind Napoleon Hill’s Sixth Sense—not as a mystical idea, but as a powerful, practical tool that connects intuition, faith, clarity, and leadership vision. The Sixth Sense isn’t just about

30:20

Why Leadership Without Integrity Will Destroy You...

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/05/02

Buckle up for an inspiring dive into what makes a leader truly exceptional! In this episode, Philippe Johnson and Tim unpack the must-have qualities that define ethical, impactful leadership. From humility that sparks respect and openness, to empathy that boosts team morale and problem-solving, they explore how character traits like courage, honesty, and selflessness shape leaders who put duty first. No fluff here—just real talk about why integrity is non-negotiable and how it drives trust,

21:55

Subconscious Secrets: Are YOU Being Held Back?

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/04/18

In this insightful episode, we dive deep into the differences between your brain and your mind. The brain, much like computer hardware, is the physical organ responsible for transmitting and receiving thought frequencies. Meanwhile, your mind acts as the operating system—an intangible force made up of conscious and subconscious components, directing your brain's actions.Your subconscious mind operates quietly beneath your conscious awareness, shaping your thoughts, emotions, habits, and behaviors

07:57

Book Review: You Had Me At No

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/04/11

I’m excited to share our Indiegogo campaign! It’s all about supporting the podcast’s sixth season. My aim is to deliver more insightful, ad-free content. The funds will go towards creating video content in a dedicated studio. Think better quality and interviews with the leaders you want to hear from. Your donations help keep the podcast ad-free and accessible. The first 20 donors of $10 or more will get a signed book and a shout-out.Contribute Here: https://igg.me/at/timstatingtheobvious/x#/ I also

35:59

Deal With a Bad Boss: Actionable Advice For Success

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/04/04

This episode features a conversation with Eric Charran, author of “Have You Ever Had a Boss That...,” discussing workplace dysfunction and strategies for thriving in challenging environments. The discussion centers around identifying common causes of dysfunction, understanding different manager archetypes, and turning negative experiences into opportunities for personal and professional growth.Eric and I begin by exploring the root causes of workplace dysfunction, which often stem from a lack of

18:40

Stuck in Life? This Mastermind Secret Will Shock You!

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/03/21

Defining a personal and professional vision is vital for providing direction and purpose in life. A personal vision encompasses the big picture of the life you want to live, focusing on values, relationships, health, and legacy. A professional vision involves setting clear career goals, defining achievements, and outlining leadership roles you want to pursue. Setting a vision helps in moving intentionally towards goals and avoiding life’s distractions.The mastermind mentality involves intentionally

05:24

Book Review: The Six Pillars of Effective Leadership

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/03/14

The Tim Stating the Obvious podcast delivers practical leadership insights for everyday life, reinforcing the idea that great leadership is a right, not a privilege. It simplifies complex leadership concepts into accessible, actionable guidance that can be applied in various settings.Jim Carlough’s Six Pillars of Effective Leadership serves as a practical roadmap for leadership growth, designed for anyone looking to develop as a leader—whether or not they hold a formal management role. Rooted in

37:23

Stop the Burnout: Set Boundaries and Save Your Sanity

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/03/07

Join us as Sheryl Green shares her transformative journey from being an extreme people-pleaser to embracing the power of personal boundaries. After reaching the point of burnout, Sheryl realized that setting clear limits wasn’t an act of selfishness but a vital step toward self-care and sustainable leadership. In our conversation, she reveals how her early conditioning to always prioritize others eventually gave way to a deeper understanding: boundaries not only protect her well-being but also

17:48

Dominate Your Vision: Decisiveness and Persistence

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/02/21

Introduction: The Power of Decisiveness and PersistenceI understand that decisiveness and persistence are vital for transforming my dreams into reality. I’ve seen how many people remain in the “what if” stage, which I can overcome by adopting these two principles. I appreciate the supporters of the show’s Indiegogo campaign. I know I must act on knowledge through decision and persistence. Decisiveness: Making Firm Choices I need to make firm decisions to avoid losing momentum. My decisiveness

33:38

The Essential Leadership Principles You Need

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/02/07

I’m launching an Indiegogo campaign to keep bringing you high-quality, ad-free leadership content! Early contributors get a signed copy of my book and a shoutout on the show. Join me in shaping the future of leadership discussions! 👉 https://igg.me/at/timstatingtheobvious/x/38154725#/In This Episode: I sit down with business strategist Jim Carlough, who shares his essential leadership principles—highlighting the power of interpersonal skills and leadership by walking around. We also dive into

18:33

Unlocking Success Through Knowledge, Imagination, and...

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/01/31

I emphasize that my success isn’t solely dependent on hard work; it also requires working smarter by developing specialized skills, utilizing my imagination, and crafting an organized plan. I focus on principles such as acquiring specific knowledge relevant to my goals, using my imagination to overcome limitations and foster creativity, and establishing a clear, actionable plan. Specialized knowledge is crucial for achieving my visions, as illustrated by examples like pursuing culinary arts to open

44:39

How Senior Leaders Embrace Social Media

Tim Stating the Obvious ·

2025/01/24

On Tim Stating the Obvious, I had the chance to interview, Jess Jensen, to get her insights on the importance of effective leadership in both professional and personal environments. As a communication strategist, she explored the impact of social media on leadership and discussed her commitment to servant leadership and creating meaningful digital connections. She founded Co-Pilot Communications with the goal of helping leaders enhance their digital presence, aiming to inspire optimism and drive

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