Becoming a High Road Leader (Part 1) (Maxwell Leadership Executive Podcast)

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John Maxwell's new book, High Road Leadership, releases May 7th! In this episode, Chris Goede and guest co-host Jared Cagle explore the critical responsibility leaders hold in embodying and promoting accountability, both personally and within their teams. We unpack the concept of high road leadership, drawing on revealing insights from John Maxwell's upcoming book and present an engaging conversation on the distinction between taking accountability and simply being accountable, driving home the active nature of genuine leadership. We underscore the transformative impact of sharing personal learning experiences and how this openness cultivates a culture of growth and responsibility across organizations. Furthermore, we highlight the importance of leaders setting the example first, thereby fostering a contagious atmosphere where team members are inspired to own their actions and collectively strive for excellence. Through compelling stories, we illustrate the powerful glue of team accountability and its role in maintaining unity, even amidst challenging circumstances, ultimately propelling teams toward shared success.

[@MakeMoneyWithAI_83]

Great video content! The discussion on high road leadership and accountability was insightful and engaging. It's inspiring to see leaders setting the example and fostering a culture of growth and responsibility. Looking forward to more episodes and learning from John Maxwell's upcoming book!

[@KomfortMagnus]

Happy to learn about accountability and responsibility. I was searching for the difference between taking accountability for and being accountable for, and now I have found it. can't wait for the book here in Tanzania.

[@alexandrevolkov]

How can an important member of John Maxwell's team debate his book without having read it first? Seriously: this is a friendly observation. First of all thank you for all these posts. However, another observation: this is the first part, where are the other parts?