THIS is What LEADERSHIP Should Look Like Feat. John Maxwell

Unlock the Secrets to High-Road Leadership with John Maxwell!

This week, I'm honored to sit down, AGAIN, with the legendary John Maxwell, a titan in the world of leadership and personal development. We're diving into groundbreaking insights from his latest book, "High Road Leadership," and discussing what it truly means to LEAD without keeping score.

In this power-packed episode, we explore the transformative principles of leadership that can elevate every aspect of your life. From the unique joys and challenges of building my island retreat—complete with a golf course, horses, and a saloon—to the profound lessons on selfless leadership, this conversation is filled with invaluable wisdom and more including:

-Selfless Leadership: Learn why true leaders don’t keep score and how this mindset can transform your relationships.

-Building Legacy: Discover the importance of creating spaces and experiences that reflect your values and passions.

-Hope Island (behind the scenes): Get behind-the-scenes stories about my journey developing Hope Island and my personal journey of building this sanctuary.

-Transformational Principles: Understand the core principles of high-road leadership and how to implement them in your own life.

John shares a powerful story about the toxicity of transactional relationships and the freedom that comes from leading with heart and integrity. This episode is a game-changer for anyone striving to be a better leader, partner, or friend.

Join us for this intimate and candid conversation that’s sure to inspire you to elevate your leadership game and live with greater purpose and passion. Don’t miss out on these transformative insights from one of the greatest leadership minds of our time!

Ready to max out your potential? Listen NOW and share this episode with anyone who needs a dose of high-road leadership!

Let’s go!🔥

Main Points:
00:00 Intro
06:34 High Road Leadership
11:19 Valuing People Despite Differences
20:39 Acknowledging Mistakes as a Leader
33:53 Expressing Belief in People
40:53 Adding Value To People
45:44 High Road Leaders Don't Keep Score
50:11 Give More Than You Take
52:58 Balancing Leadership Stances and Relationships
57:54 Legacy and Leadership Values
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[troehner]

"when you stop loving people, stop leading them" I love this !

[Humble_Bee.]

I love when you have John on, Ed!!! Thank 🤍🤍🤍

[TammyWetjen-Kesterson]

I was so impressed by this interview I've listened to it three times!!!! I came across this obituary today and it made me think about high road leadership. "Vaughn (Sam) Humphrey was born in Iowa County, Iowa on March 18, 1921 to Clarence and Alba (Popham) Humphrey. He died on Monday, August 12, 2024, in Orange Park, Florida at the age of 103 years.

Sam grew up on the family farms at Hinkeltown and Green Valley, Iowa. He attended and graduated from high school at North English, IA, riding his horse 13 miles each way.

In November of 1942 he joined the Army with the 41st Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron, 11th Armored Division, and drove a jeep for Lt. Col. Herbert M. Foy Jr. He was involved in the Battle of the Bulge and his division liberated two concentration camps. He received the Bronze Star and is believed to have been the oldest living American survivor of the Battle of the Bulge.

Following the war, Sam returned to Iowa and spent the majority of his career working at Collins Radio Company in Cedar Rapids, IA. He married Burnadean Humphrey and they made their home in Cedar Rapids, IA and later North English, IA. After his retirement, Sam and Burnadean moved to Bonita Springs, FL. There Sam enjoyed fishing, playing cards, providing treats to the neighborhood dogs on his walks, working in his yard, and helping at the First United Methodist Church in Bonita Springs.

After Burnadean’s passing in 2010, Sam continued to live independently, taking care of his house and yard and eating many meals at Mel’s Diner. Although his 100th birthday hit during COVID, he still managed to celebrate with his church family serenading him from across the street, having a small get together of a few friends and family at Mel’s Diner, and enjoying a parade of police cars and fire trucks in his honor.

When Hurricane Ian hit in 2022, Sam was confidant his home could withstand the storm and chose to shelter in place. However, flooding necessitated his being carried through the water to safety. With his home damaged, Sam relocated to a retirement center in Jacksonville, FL to be near his brother David.

In December of 2023, shortly before his 103rd birthday, Sam was honored at the Jacksonville Jaguars Monday Night Football Game as their Veteran of the Game. Using only a cane, he walked onto the field to a standing ovation from 65, 000 people." I hope sharing this is an inspiration to others.

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We are blessed to have John Maxwell shares his wisdom at our church Christ Fellowship . He may not remember yet in 2011 he brought my then 15 year old son to Christ after a service. We, as a family, share and exercise his practices, light & love.

[eduardo]

May anyone reading this find peace, success and enlightenment. You are amazing and please help me spread love in the world, I am tired of the division. Thank you for everything you do. Thank you John and Ed may you receive many blessings for all you do.

[OfficialMattTurner]

Great episode from two legends! One thing I do not understand is why there are so many ads. I couldn’t imagine a pastor giving a great sermon but taking a commercial break 5 times throughout it.

Ed is worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and he says his greatest purpose in life is serving people with his knowledge, so why are there so many interruptions? For a few bucks every thousand views which interrupts the message?

If I could pay 50$ and never hear another Ed ad I would, and I’m sure he’d donate that money or spend it on increasingly better content. Again, LOVE Ed and the show.

[growwithgeorgia]

That was an incredible interview. I was mesmerized by John and his gift. I strongly aspire to be as loving as he is. Thank you Ed!

[KingaGorski]

I'm flabbergasted at how some people end up in leadership positions—not even taking into account global leadership, but especially down to the everyday leaders (bosses of jobs, etc.) Some people are truly horrendous and seem to do it primarily for the power trip, not out of care of being a role model. John Maxwell is an OG in the leadership space and it's admirable to see him still at it.

[Watcher]

Amazing! Totally the perfect time for this! Thank you John! You are a legend!

[tammystavern]

I used to think I just didn't understand a few things in life and thought I was just not smart enough but recently a few things are now more clear. It's amazing that we understand things only when the timing in your life is right.

[dennismeehan]

What a magical human being John is!
Truly living through unconditional love at all times! Seeing people as who they truly are! All one 💫🌊

[hannahlehri]

Geez Ed you never miss . Always right on time with the messages . Thank you for everything you do.

[camilletitone]

Ed! You & John discussed extremely important aspects of our life - especially how life is right now at the onset of the podcast. I would really enjoy conversations like this in depth. Topics discussed were really fabulous. Such gentlemanly-ship together. So grateful to be able to listen in on an exceptional, kind, & true set of qualities in leaders & leadership. Hoping to hone these skills and more. Would welcome being a visionary & future leader. At 67 and John at 77 ... I set myself up to envision the next ten years. :)))) Prayers to you and your families, Ed & John. This brought tears 2x. Mint. xo

[luvajay]

Such a wonderful conversation I wish our political leaders in society would watch this and implement these ideals into society!!

[tanyalee]

This share is so beautiful Thankyou Friends! Ed&John I am watching this again! And I think everyone should hear this share! Thankyou! ☀️

[huhehuhehuhe]

Wow such a great person he is always a pleasure to listen to Ed and John. Great interview! Thanks Ed! Thanks John! ❤

[gianniisfire]

GodBless you One day I will meet you both 💛 🙏🏾I pray to be better in life

[sherrianmorganMS]

“You were raised to value people, because they’re people.” John Maxwell
Amen, all people have value

[happyinsides]

I will watch this again and again <3

[tanyalee]

Goodmorning! It's so awesome to hear that there are still so many believers out there that value people! I appreciate this share! Love you both! Thankyou! 🙏🙌 ❤❤❤❤❤❤