Reinventure Me

Do you know how to build your credibility on LinkedIn? It's no surprise that recommendations and endorsements are key. The trick is getting them. This toolbox episode offers quick tips to help you do just that.

How do you turn two spare bedrooms into 122 acres? Bill and Stacy Spencer did just that. In today's episode, Leary interviews the couple to find out what happened when they put to use what they had.

Do you step back and evaluate your ventures from time-to-time? If not, your ventures are suffering. Join us as we talk about why this exercise is important and one tool that can help.

What would you do if money were no object? Don't answer that question. It's stupid. Join us for this episode instead to find out why.

You can’t avoid it, so you might as well get better by it. In this episode, we throw around the F-word—failure—and talk about the five skills you can learn from it.

In this toolbox episode, we talk about how to "get in the door" so you can sell your idea to people who want it, but don't know it yet.

If you've got it inside you, imagine what might happen when you take the risk to put it out there. In this week's episode, Leary and Armin talk with guest Molly Kate Kestner, a small-town girl who took a risk that went viral.

In this toolbox episode, we talk about how to create a brand promise for yourself or for your business.

Stuff happens. It may seem that you’re always reacting to the squeaky wheels in your life. In this episode, we talk about how to rise above any circumstance.

This toolbox episode offers three tips on how to use media to increase your credibility on LinkedIn.

Accountability’s got a bad rap—understandably. It’s been misused. Accountability, done right, can be a powerful transformation strategy.

This toolbox episode offers five tips on how to journal more consistently.

We all know them--sometimes all too well. Toxic people. They leave us feeling worse after being with them. Here's how to handle toxic people.

You have an incredible power locked inside of you. It can literally soothe the fiercest anger and turn back those opposed to you. It’s the surprising power of empathy.

The dreaded social gathering. Whether a office party or a formal networking event, here's some tips on how to work a room.

You feel like you're in a cul-de-sac and need to make a big change. Here’s your mental game plan for rebuilding your future.

Do you like to play it safe? If it's not broke, don’t fix it? Maybe the whole idea of taking risk scares you. Here's how to take risks—safely.

There's a career and different future you'd like to have, but your present demands keep you from getting there. Maybe it's time to build a bridge to your future.

Dreams have a cost. And some of the biggest payers are those you love. Here's what you can do about the sacrifice those you love are making for it.

There’s power in planning. But good planning doesn't have to mean the death of spontaneity.

You’ve got an idea. A dream. A new venture. So make it better. Create a dream team for your idea.

You want to start, but can't seem to? Maybe you need a better motivation. This Reinventure Me Clinic episode features a conversation with Joseph Riccomoni.

There’s tremendous power in being optimistic. And some pretty serious pitfalls too. We examine the light and dark forces of optimism.

Are you getting the encouragement you’d like to have at work? If not, maybe you can make the difference to create a culture of encouragement.

We all have boundaries, whether we know it or not. Rather than waiting for someone to cross a line with you, why not figure out what they are?

Who wouldn't like the perfect mentor to help in a transition? The problem is, they don't exist. This special Reinventure Me Clinic episode features a conversation with Dan Wobschall.

You meet someone. In an instant you’ve formed an impression about them. And them about you. What happens when their first impression of you is not what you want it to be?

Procrastination. It's an ugly word we're all too familiar with. No matter how much you are inflicted by it, you can beat procrastination.

Do you want to truly make an impact in the world? Mentor a millennial. There’s a lot of them and they are eager to learn from you.

Is it time to launch your writing career? According to one survey, the vast majority of Americans say they have a book within them. We talk with Dr. Dennis Hensley about the craft and career of writing.

Some of the greatest tests of our faith are in the very places we work. Your faith matters at work and in this episode, best-selling author of God is My CEO, Larry Julian discusses why.

Is it possible to inspire better leadership from our bosses? In this episode we look at some ways to gain influence to help them be better leaders.

We all love to have a great idea. But do great ideas just come to us or is there something we can do to create them?

We live in a culture that talks about legacy but in reality we live in a “legend” world. Dr. Chuck Stecker, Founder of A Chosen Generation, talks about living a life of legacy.

There are many ways to grow your emotional intelligence. This episode proposes four very practical ways to do so.

Are you smart? Emotionally smart? What is emotional intelligence and why is it important to get emotionally smarter?

You've really want to do something for a long, but can't seem to do it. That's persistent resistance. Here's how you find the source of it.

We all like to be with others who leave us feeling better than when we first met them. Here are five simple ways you can leave others better than you found them.

We all love the approval of others. Sometimes our craving for approval can lead us to silly things, however; like not following our gifting or purpose. Here's how to beat the need for approval.

We all hate when commitments aren’t kept. Especially when they're the ones we break. Like anything though, we can get better at keeping commitments. Here's how.

Envy. It's that thing that makes you annoyed anytime you see someone doing the very thing you long to do. Turn that envy into inspiration. Here's how.

Winning isn't guaranteed. Failure is. The setbacks we experience have value for our next beginning, if we embrace them.

If we are going to create what matters most for our future, we need to take a deep look into the one thing we are largely oblivious to: the structure in which we work.

Creativity. Whether you think you have it or not, you are creative. And one of the keys to unlocking more margin in your life is to increase your creative power.

The strategy for your future could very well be influenced greatly by a person you have yet to meet. Reciprocal networking is vital to increase your strategic opportunities.

To truly accomplish more—and to release the best within you— you need to unleash the power of delegation. And you don’t need to be a leader of a business to do so.

Why does our fervor to keep New Year resolutions drop off so precipitously in such a short time? Maybe it's because we don't really understand how willpower works. Here's what you need to know.

What do you do when you're overloaded and you run out of margin? The impulse to off-load during those times may hinder your ability to develop true strategic margin.

The answers for your next beginning are most likely in found in the questions you ask another. But how do we get better at asking truly great questions.

A new year and you're off to a great start. But there's one thing that's guaranteed to hold you back: shame. Left unchecked, it'll keep you from your very best.