Becoming Your Best | The Principles of Highly Successful Leaders

On today's show Steve Shallenberger talks to Barry Rassin. Barry was born in London and at three weeks old move to the Bahamas with his family. He went to the U.S. for school. After working earning his MBA in healthcare and working in the U.S Barry realized he wanted to help make a difference elsewhere. His dad was a surgeon and his mother was a nurse. They had a clinic in Nassau. So he went to the clinic with $5,000 in pocket and said, "We're going to change healthcare in this country somehow." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode, Rob Shallenberger talks to Michael Bernoff. Michael is the president and founder of the Human Communications Institute. It comes as no surprise that a big focus of his career is communicating and teaching effective communication skills to others. He's a leader in the personal professional development industry.He works directly with individuals and executive level corporations. His tips can dig deep, be a good influence in your life and change your business perspective. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode Rob reflects on an experience he had in Maui with his daughter. He took his 13 year old daughter scuba diving for the first time. They were in a group of about five people with a private guide. The instructor went through things that each person should know to make sure they're safe. Part of this is how to breathe. The instructor works with his daughter for a minute or two. And after one or two tries, she's got it and she's done. This is not the case for other members of the excursion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode Steve talks to Mona Amodeo. She is an innovator, and a catalyst for transforming organizations into brands that matter. She's an award winning management strategist and a recognized expert in organizational development and change on a mission to move business to be the best it can be. Her work spans the boundaries of scholarship and practice in the disciplines of branding, communication, and organizational culture. She shares her tips on how to make authentic and meaningful impacts in the industry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode, Steve talks to Rick Miller. As a kid, Rick was really close to his dad. His dad was a personnel guy in the only non-union manufacturer in central Massachusetts. So Rick was accustomed to sitting around the kitchen table and listening to stories about compensation, communication, and benefits and grievances. The apple does not fall from from the tree. Rick is an unconventional turnaround specialist, a servant leader, and go-to chief. All things that require skills he learned form his dad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode Rob Shallenberger reflects on a past leadership conference. Feedback he has heard time and time again after these conferences is a request for a personal assessment. This assessment would allow others to get an idea of where they are on their journey success. it would give people any idea of where they are, where they want to go, and what they can do to get there. With this in mind,Rob goes on to discuss the secret sauce to success and key lessons he learned from the conference. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steve Shallenberger talks to Kevin Eikenberry. Kevin is the contributing author to The Handbook of Experiential Learning and Remarkable Leadership. His writing has been published in newspapers, magazines, trade journals, and websites from all around the world. He's worked with Fortune 500 companies, small firms, universities, government agencies, hospitals and more. He's the real deal. On today's episode we talk to Kevin about leadership and his thoughts on how people can unlock their potential to achieve success. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steve Shallenberger talks to Will Deane. Will is an east coast guy with a heart for business. As a kid, he always had some kind of operation in the works. In high school, he made fake IDs and mowed lawns. Now as an adult, he works as a digital marketing and e-commerce expert. With the same heart for business from his youth, he has built and scaled several multimillion-dollar businesses. His experience in the field doesn't stop there, he also has a company of his own called Unstoppable.co. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode, Steve is inspired by his recent trip to Rwanda. The trip reminded him that the influence of a good or bad person can have powerful effects on a person's life, group, community, nation, or world. You might think influence is restricted to a community, or an organizational leader, but that is not the case. Regardless of your position in life, through influence and leadership, anyone can be a force for good in the lives of others. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode Rob talks to former NBA player, Mark Eaton. You might have heard Mark’s name throughout the years. He spent 12 seasons with the Utah Jazz team and holds two NBA records for the most blocks in a single season. However Mark's success did not end with the NBA. His post-NBA career continued to be just as successful. His released a book called The Four Commitments of a Winning Team, where he talks about his life experiences and how it lead him to other successful opportunities outside of sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode, Steve talks about his recent trip to Rwanda. In April 1994, a terrible tragedy took place in the country. The events resulted from colonial powers dividing the nation into groups. Two of them were the Hutus and the Tutsis. These two groups not only became factions, but vied for power. Whenever either group was in power it defamed the other. When the Hutus took power they described the Tutsis as a bad group for the country. At the time there were individuals that were enemies of the state and bad for the country. These individuals were not the Tutsis. This was the kind of the lying that took place. As the narrative grew, it started classifying among the majority and launched a publicity campaign. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode Rob talks to Karen. She is what he calls an ultra-athlete. Karen had a lifelong dream to compete in the Ironman World Championships. During a 28 year period, while climbing the corporate ladder, she held herself back through something called limiting beliefs. Limiting beliefs live in the unconscious mind. They occur when we say, "Well, I don't have enough money, time, talent, support," whatever, "to achieve that." Once Karen came to understand that limiting beliefs are a scientific thing and there's a scientific key to conquer and transform them, she went all in on pursuing the Ironman World Championships at age 44. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode, Steve talks about principle number 11 which is to live in peace and balance. Now what this really means is to live a life in such a way that you're at peace so that you can maximize your happiness and joy and life and have a high level of energy and maximize your health and longevity for a long period of time. Some years ago while living in Spain, Steve met one of the founders of the Lladró Ceramics company who makes these beautiful figurines. He was visiting with Jose Lladró and his wife. Jose was about 84 years old at the time. The question came up of what is more important. Jose said he and his wife had had an ongoing "argument" over the years, 30 years, of what was more important in life. She said it was health, he said it was happiness. And they looked at our dignitary visitor who was the leader of an International Church, Gordon Hinckley, and he looked right back at them, he said, "You're both right." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steve Shallenberger hosts this episode and as it happens to be around the particular time of the 4th of July holidays in the United States of America and actually in some other places in the world, it's a significant day for their respective countries. It celebrates the independence of the United States. It celebrates freedom and liberty and all that it stands for these last few days. The execution of this plan to freedom took leadership and the principles of highly successful people. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Leadership is something that is pivotal and transformational in our lives regardless of whether it's applied at an individual level, in our relationships or with our profession and organizations. So this is about everybody. This episode is centered on a quote from Peter Drucker who was considered by many to be the founder of modern management. Here is the quote, "If you can't measure it, you can't manage it." That is just so powerful and it's interesting that this one is vital to our success whatever phase of life that you're talking about but particularly organizationally. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Becoming Your Best Podcast, Rob interviews special guest Jimmy Rex. An amazing person, a great friend and one of the best realtors in the world and truly incredible at what he does. Jimmy has been involved with the program called Operation Underground Railroad that rescues child sex slaves. He is just an absolutely remarkable person you'll get a sense for that on this podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's Becoming Your Best Podcast, Rob speaks to Roya Mattis, whom he met only about three weeks ago. Roya has been very successful with the company, Mary Kay and in order to be successful in that particular world, you need to be an amazing person and one that people love to be around. Roya has an incredible energy which is what prompted Rob to invite her to this podcast. She has this idea about a movement which would be an extremely powerful movement to pave the way to Becoming You Best. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steve Shallenberger is joined by Richard and Linda Eyre who are both New York Times Best Selling Authors and have appeared on virtually all major national talk shows including Oprah, Today and have seen their books translated into a dozen languages. They write a syndicated weekly newspaper column and currently spend most of their time traveling and speaking to audiences throughout the world on families, parenting, and life balance. And trying to keep up with 31 and counting grandchildren with 9 children. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rob: All right well, welcome to our Becoming Your Best podcast listeners wherever you are in the world today. I have a person that we're gonna talk with today who I consider to be one of the most amazing people I've ever met and you'll quickly realize that and as you start to listen to some of his stories and hear some of the background and a little bit about Randy. But let me introduce Randy because, I don't say that lightly when I say he's one of the the most respected people I know and not just by me but might many many other people who I know, that says a lot about Randy. He started out as a student body president at Ricks and while he was there I said, “You know Randy, is there anything you haven't done?” Because he's done all these things and he looked at his phone and he showed me this picture of him riding a bull while he was in college. Not only was he study body president, he did some bull riding while he was there, which immediately my respect level went through the roof for him when I saw that. He went on to the Harvard OPM Program. He starred and sold several businesses very successfully. He has six children, a beautiful wife who's amazing in her own right. One of the things that stands out to me most about Randy, amongst all his success’ and all the people he knows, he's probably the most connected person I've ever met. The thing that really stands out the most about Randy is his impeccable character and honestly, he genuinely cares about other people and helping them succeed and that's one of the reasons I believe Randy has been so successful himself is because he wants to see other succeed and he comes across very genuine people realize that he's very sincere in what he does. So without further ado, one the most successful people I know and down to earth, just loving, kind people; Randy Garn! Randy: Well, thank you Rob! I really really appreciate you saying those kind words and I feel the same about you and what you and your dad have built with BYB and the whole leadership thing is so critical in everybody in all facets of our lives and so I'm learning to be a great student of yours. Rob: Yeah, well that goes both ways! It’s always hard too, when someone introduces you and says all these amazing things, it’s like what do you say after that? But Randy really is amazing! Do you think, Randy, if you wouldn't mind just giving them a brief background on you that I didn't cover? You know, where you're from, a little bit about you, anything that you think would be valuable for someone to know? Randy: Yeah, I think it is important to know where we've come from and you know, I grew up in a really small town called Sugar City, Idaho. You know, when I left I think there's 1150 people there after I left. And I mean it was just an amazing place and I'll get back to that. Why I think our roots and the way we are raised, and the way we're raising our children are so critical for the people that we become, and especially with character and integrity and in leadership. And so I grew up and and my dad was a high school football coach for 29 years. He's going into medicine and then you know he had these four boys and he's like, “Man I'm gonna buy a ranch and I'm gonna be a football coach. I'm gonna teach my kids how to work.” So I mean he sacrificed on what he could have done but he wouldn't give it up to the world and so you know, I grew up in a really fun environment. It's so funny when I meet a lot of leaders, they’re like, “You know my parents abused me,” or you know, “I was in some serious trauma,” or other things happen and that makes people great. You know when they can overcome those things, but I was actually fortunate enough to be led by a really, really good man that told me that I could do anything I wanted in life and actually mentored me and stuck with me the whole time. And so, somebody that I love and admire and he's still alive today and I respect him and he still gives me a quote every night and how he help build me up every night and so that was some of my roots was growing up in that type of environment. Rob: Did I hear you right to say that you either rode a tractor or a truck or something and he would always be playing these tapes of some these greats? Randy: Yeah. In fact, we had about, you know it was about a twenty minute ride out to our ranch where we you know we raise cattle and horses. And so, we had about 300 head of cattle and we had 50 horses at one time so I mean it wasn't a huge ranch but it was a ton of fun and we would listen to Denis Waitley and Jim Rohn and Zig Ziglar and The Strangest Secret from Nightingale and that’s some of the things that I’d listen to and then he'd mentor me. We're out there fixing fences and all that and he’d talk about it. You know, we grew up in kind of a family to where we are God fearing and we literally would say family prayers at night and then put it in and everybody in, ready? Break! Go Garns! And so it was just fun. It was a good time, so ye

Welcome to our podcast listeners, wherever you might be in the world today. This is Steve Shallenberger, your host with Becoming Your Best, Global Leadership. Think of one of the most amazing books you have ever read! What sets it apart from all of the others? Well, it’s the words! And, imagine an incredible speaker or comedian. Aside from their unique presentation, it is the words that gives them passion to make a difference. They’re put together in the right way that make us laugh or reflect upon a play or movie that you have been to or seen, it is the words that also really penetrated your soul in a way you can never forget. I mean, just think about Mary Poppins: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! Even though the sound of it Is something quite atrocious If you say it loud enough You'll always sound precocious Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! Who could ever forget that one or “A spoon full of sugar makes the medicine go down?” Or how about John F Kennedy? “Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country!” Or Martin Luther King, “I have a dream,” Yoda: Do or do not! There is no try! So, think of words that have influenced your life: I think I can, I think I can, I think I can, I know I can, I know I can, I know I can…., I knew I could, I knew I could, I knew I could. This little phrase fro The Little Train that Could has lasted with me for all these years. Today’s podcast is about the use of words, which is a wonderfully exciting and a mind-blowing part of Principle #7 of The 12 Principles of Highly Successful Leaders, and this particular one is: How to be an effective communicator. Words happen to be a huge part of communication. So, what’s really the vision for using words? Well, they allow us to both communicate and understand in a way that inspires and impacts both your behavior and the behaviour of others. So, words really do provide you with the capacity to articulate even your own personal vision, just think about that. Which in turn can affect your thoughts, actions, habits, character and ultimately your destiny. So, if there was ever a reason to work on your Good, Better and best in an area, your use of words is it! So, whether you are 20, 40, 60, or 80 years old, our words, and in turn, our actions really define who we are. As a matter of fact, talk about being self-conscious of something, my capacity to do this podcast is limited or enhanced by my use of words. Yikes—what a responsibility. And as we reflect on The 12 Principles of Highly Successful Leaders, these principles are ever vibrant, fresh and NEVER get stale or old. Each one is an inspiration that lifts us to new heights. However, when they work together, all 12 together, magic happens. A chemistry of excellence is released. So, Principle #7 is of course to be an effective communicator. Our capacity then, to use these words, really effects our capacity to communicate well. And so to improve in this area is an exciting, wonderful, breath-taking journey. Today, actually, it would be so fun to be together, to discuss and brainstorm these in person. To share our thoughts on ways to use words better. And so, I will imagine that your thoughts and contributions in our discussion are a vibrant part of this podcast today. In the absence of being together, let’s just share some of the things we might have discussed in the form of a word checklist of things that you (we) can do to enjoy this expansive journey that has such a big impact on our lives. We could talk about language and words: So let’s start out by listening to this one. Diane Setterfield from The Thirteenth Tale. “There is something about words. In expert hands, manipulated deftly, they take you prisoner. Wind themselves around your limbs like spider silk, and when you are so enthralled you cannot move, they pierce your skin, enter your blood, numb your thoughts. Inside you they work their magic.” ― Diane Setterfield, The Thirteenth Tale Wow! Words are so cool and so inspiring. Whether you are communicating with a large group, small group or one-on-one, the words that you use make all the difference in the world. To stimulate our discussion, I have identified 6 different dimensions of the “word checklist” that helps you in Becoming Your Best in this area. Let’s dive right in this! Here is the first one of the checklist that helps us Becoming Our Best through the use of words: Increase Your Vocabulary: Increasingly your vocabularly is a huge predictor of success. You can practice new words that you don’t use - really, everyday. Some years ago, as a father who wanted to help his children, I became aware of an institute called The Johnson O Connor Institute, Test. It’s located in different areas of the United States and this is something – it’s about a 5 hour test and it accesses your capability, among other things, your vocabulary as well. And so, we have sent different of our children to this in San Francisco. I actually accompanied them. And after th

Steve: Welcome to all of our Becoming Your Best podcast listeners, where ever you might be in the world today. This is your host Steve Shallenberger and we have a very special guest and friend on our show today and I am as excited as I've ever been to have somebody here. He's wonderful. He’s a one of a kind individual with a life of inspiring others, including me, and helping people all over the world to reach their fullest potential and dreams. Welcome Denis Waitley. Denis: Hey Stephen! Great to be with you. It's a real honor and a privilege to be on your podcast and I hope we can shed some more light to your audience which you do so well on Becoming Your Best. Steve: Well thank you so much. Well yes we'll just go ahead and get right into it and before we get going I'd like to just give a little background of some of the things that Denis has done and generally his nature which is amazing. He is inspired, informed, challenged and entertained audiences for over thirty five years. I know that because in 1983 and 1984 in one of my first companies where we had 700 sales reps that were going all over the world - Denis was one of the individuals that we invited to speak to and train all of these young sales reps. There were going all over, and they were energetic of full of energy but Denis and along with the number of his friends Zig Ziglar, Earl Nightingale, Ira Hayes - I mean these are some really cool people who changed our lives and Denis was one of those. And so we're just part of that but he has done that all over the entire world. He's spent many years in China , hopefully will have the chance to have them tell us a little about that experience, in India, United States. Recently he was voted business speaker the year by the Sales and Marketing Executives Association and the by Toastmasters international and inducted into the international speakers hall of fame. He's had over ten million audio programs sold in fourteen different languages. This is just great! I actually pulled Denis a number of your books off my bookshelf again this morning. I've read that many times - The Psychology of Winning, The Seeds Of Greatness and it goes on. His audio album The Psychology of Winning is the all time best selling program on self mastery. He's a graduate of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis and a former navy pilot. He holds a doctoral degree in human behaviour. Denis we’re so excited to have you with us! Denis: Well thank you Steve. It's really great to be with you. You know it's been a wonderful journey. I'm still out there. You know people say, Well, you’re long past retirement age and I said well retire - by its very definition means to go to bed or tired for the last time. If you're retired it seems tired again. So I'm re inspired and retried instead of retired and I think that's one of the secrets that we all learn from people like Billy Graham and people like you know George Burns. You can name them and they seem to live longer because they're engaged in learning and they have the curiosity of a child that doesn't end when you finally stop earning. So I think you're yearning should and learning should continue regardless of your no longer earning. Steve: Well that is a great way to put it. All of a sudden, that great voice a Denis Waitley is coming back and we just kinda lean forward to listen to all those great quotes that you have. That's an inspiration for me , like I'm already past retirement ,but I am no where compared - I think Denis is like a 184 at least. Denis: It seems like it. You know, Steve, I've been doing eulogies for all of my contemporaries and that’s not, of course something that you look forward to. So, I did the eulogy for my friend, Jim Rone, Eulogy for my friends Zig Ziglar, for Wayne Dyer, Eulogy for my friend Steven Covey and even for Robert Schuller and Billy Graham was a friend of mine. I don't like to drop names like that but as I look at it them, I say to myself, “Wow, I'm so fortunate to still be out here.” But I have a cousin in England, Jack Reynolds ,who's 106 and he holds the Guinness Book of Records for the highest, longest, zip line journey for the oldest person. And it shows him at 106, shouting and yelling as he's going down this is a blind over the mountain in England and I asked him how do you live so long and he said,” I look forward to being a 107.” Steve: Well that's great you know just recently Denis I've had the opportunity in just the last few months to be with the number of longevity in health doctors just on a retreat or different circumstances - one in Singapore there. Dr Oz was one of them. Another, Dr Mao is his name and then the third Dr Foruhy - they're amazing but they talk about, and there among the world's leaders on health and longevity. They all reflected a number of things in common that we can do to extend healthy living: stay fit, get adequate sleep. One of the ones I like the Dr Oz said was your heart needs to have a reason to keep beating

Steve: Welcome To The Becoming Your Best Podcast. This is Steve Shallenberger your host. I’m excited to talk about the subject today. It’s how to stay motivated and 6 Key Actions that you can take to stay highly motivated. As we think about Becoming Your Best and the 12 Principles of Highly Successful Leaders, I’ve been thinking about never giving up, that’s principle #12. Each one of the Principles alone is important but alone really, insufficient by themselves. It’s how they work together that creates a chemistry of excellence. Never give up is a decision to keep going, it is a pattern of employing the other 11 principles and in the process of working on our vision and goals, of Becoming Your Best, while experiencing success, failure, making pivots, failing again, succeeding, succeeding, failing, learning and moving forward to a great place. Never Giving Up is at the heart of success for all humanity. It is a principle, a force of human will, will power of overcoming setbacks, learning, never giving up and making progress. Sometimes spectacular progress. The subject today is part of Never Giving Up and a vital component, even a full cousin and it is Staying Motivated to Reach Our Vision and Goals! Whether you’re a Sales Person, CEO, Division Leader, Parent, Coach, Teacher, Professional (Doc, Dentist, Lawyer, Accountant, etc.) Student, technician, truck driver and so forth the STAKES ARE HIGH! Our level of motivation can literally determine our success! Our level of motivation is like a light burning without that radiates everywhere without. One of our five sons is working as a Sales Rep in Chicago and it’s very interesting because he has some very clear goals, a great skill set and deciding to make a difference is a mental state and it literally drives us to a high level of achievement but it is the motivation that is the drive line that is helping Tommy be successful every single day. One of the things that Tommy has done to help reinforce this motivation is he’s chosen my wife (and I get to be the bystander to reporting each day). She is his accountability partner. He calls her every single day and reports how it’s going. This is one of the ways Tommy is able to sustain a high level of motivation and it’s paying off. He’s one of the very top in this business. Towards the end of his wonderful and amazing life, Stephen Covey and I went to lunch one day and we were talking about what were the most important things that he taught. And out of all the things that he taught, the 7 Habits and the other things, he said, these are the two: P/PC balance – Probability now and Profit Capability. The PC is the ability to produce profits over a long period of time. Our ability to balance these in a successful way are what determines our long term success. So if you focus too much on profitability this year, you can burn yourself out at the expense of your PC. If you focus too much on the PC then your P suffers this year. It’s this balance. The second of the concepts that he felt were the greatest that he taught, was that the private victory precedes the public victory. I love this concept and it is as true today as it was over his illustrious career where he touched millions throughout the world. This is what I’d like us to think about is that the private victory has a huge impact on our public victory in terms of sustaining high motivation. So in preparation for this podcast, here at BYB, we have been doing research throughout the world on this very subject: How Do You Stay Motivated or What Discourages You or What keeps you from staying highly motivated . The findings from this research have had a huge impact for me on better understanding what people do to stay motivated or what discourages them. I appreciate the feedback from our many listeners around the world. This has been so helpful. Staying motivated is both a science and an art. I have culled from the feedback from the research on this study and developed this into 6 key actions you can take to stay motivated. The opposite of being motivated is to be discouraged. This can vastly impact your happiness, joy and productivity, not to mention your quality of life. This is especially true is you are suffering from fiery adversity. The fact is: The STAKES ARE HIGH in our lives. What can you do (what can I do?) to stay highly motivated? So here are the 6 things that I have called from this research and I’ll try to really touch on some of the various thoughts that have been given – I’ll weave them into the 6 thoughts as well. Follow your vision, goals and pre-week planning. This is huge in terms of staying highly motivated. Dr Oz recently said, “Your heart needs a reason to keep beating.” That is what we put into our vision. What is the reason that we have for living? So making it passionate, exciting and meaningful. This is the head point, the starting point, the head gates, the direction we want to move in life including love, relationships and doing great things w

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