The Best Podcasts For Leaders, By Leaders

Whether you’re an aspiring leader, a new leader, or someone who has been a leader for a long time, there’s always something new to learn. One of the best ways to learn something new about a particular subject is by listening to the experts. This can be done by reading a book, watching a video, or one of the most popular methods — listening to a podcast. Podcasts have become extremely popular in recent years and hundreds of shows about different topics exist all over the Internet. Read on for some of the best podcasts for leaders, by leaders.

Coaching For Leaders — Dave Stachowiak

You’ve probably heard the phrase “leaders aren’t born, they’re made” many times. Well, it’s Coaching For Leaders main motto, and Dave Stachowiak is an expert on the subject. Dave gives real-world advice and features expert guests during each episode and the first episode of the month is always devoted to going through and answering questions sent in from his worldwide audience. To make it even better, Coaching For Leaders has an optional and free membership where Stachowiak gives out weekly leadership guides and additional information.

The Nice Guys On Business — Doug Sandler

Host Kevin Kruse is a New York Times best-selling author of the book Employee Engagement 2.0 and has a passion for sharing his knowledge on leadership with people all over the world. Every weekday, Kruse gets together with the top leadership experts and interviews them on how they’ve gotten to where they are and what they can share with the audience. Episodes typically end with the guest challenging listeners to improve their leadership skills by trying out a specific idea that was introduced that episode. If you’re looking for something with daily tips, this is the show for you.

If you’re looking for a show featuring real-life stories, struggles, failures and successes, look no further than The Nice Guys On Business . Doug Sandler packs each episode with conversations about life and follows one simple rule: there are no rules. Sandler challenges his audience to get rid of the negativity in their lives and focus on the positives by having a pay-it-forward attitude and a focus on empathy.

Originally published at http://wdarrowfiedler.wordpress.com on June 4, 2020.