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Crossing the Threshold Leadership Podcast

Crossing the Threshold Leadership Podcast

著者: James Wilson Jr. and J.C. Fowler
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概要

Life and leadership are full of threshold moments, those spaces between what was and what’s next, when we’re ready to move forward and want to do it well.


Crossing the Threshold helps mission-driven small business and nonprofit leaders navigate what’s next in life and leadership—without losing what matters most.


Through honest, practical conversations drawn from their own journeys, James and J.C. guide you from knowing what matters to actually living it.



© 2026 Crossing the Threshold Leadership Podcast
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  • Name It, Claim It, Use It: 3 Steps To Multiply Your Leadership Capability (Part 2)
    2026/04/08

    Your greatest leadership problem isn't a lack of talent—it's that your best contribution is underused, misused, or buried under everyone else's expectations. If you are a mission-driven leader whose best work is going to waste, this episode is your next step. This is Part 2 of The Capability Threshold (following "What You Bring to the Table") where we transition from personal inventory to exponential impact.

    James and J.C. give you a three-step framework to stop working harder and start leading smarter: Name It, Claim It, and Use It. You'll learn the difference between your role and your highest contribution, how to shift from seeking strength to seeking usefulness, and how to earn Influence even when you don't have Authority. Stop being a victim of your own untapped potential and learn how to put your best contribution to work, on purpose.

    Key Takeaways: The 3 Moves to Multiply Your Capability

    • MOVE 1: Name It — Most leaders can tell you their role, but not their highest and best contribution. Ask two clarifying questions: "What do people consistently come to you for?" and "Where do you make things better naturally—people, process, pace, or perspective?".
    • MOVE 2: Claim It — The goal isn't to be strong; the goal is to be useful. Great leaders design around their strengths and their drains.
    • MOVE 3: Use It (Authority vs. Influence) — Authority comes with a role, but influence comes with trust. If you don’t have authority, you can still influence the system by focusing on Reliability, Usefulness, and Communication.

    The Threshold Challenge

    This week, stop trying to do everything. Bring your best contribution to one moment on purpose—and watch what changes.


    Crossing the Threshold Leadership Podcast
    Real life. Real leadership. One threshold at a time.

    You don't have to be stuck leading from reaction. We invite you to Cross the Threshold this week.

    • Subscribe and Share: Follow the podcast and share this episode with a mission-driven leader whose best talent is currently underused.
    • Free Resource: Download the free Threshold Starter Guide to immediately identify your primary constraint and best next step.
      • Download the THRESHOLD STARTER GUIDE:
        → https://thresholdstarterguide.cttleadership.com

    Want to work together?
    → www.cttleadership.com

    Questions?
    → podcast@cttleadership.com


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    39 分
  • What You Bring to the Table
    2026/03/25

    Capability isn’t being strong at everything. It’s knowing what you bring—and building around what you don’t.

    In this episode, we’ll help you identify the work that energizes you (strengths) and the work that quietly drains you—even when you’re good at it. You’ll use the four zones (bad, good, great, unique) to name your highest-leverage contribution, and you’ll learn how to avoid the “shadow side” where your best gift starts hurting pace, morale, and trust.

    You’ll leave with a simple, practical plan to design your week, protect your energy, and lead with clarity.

    Try it tonight: write one strength you used, one drain you faced, and one tweak for tomorrow.

    Crossing the Threshold Leadership Podcast
    Real life. Real leadership. One threshold at a time.

    Subscribe for bi-weekly leadership conversations.

    Download the THRESHOLD STARTER GUIDE:
    → https://thresholdstarterguide.cttleadership.com

    Want to work together?
    → www.cttleadership.com

    Questions?
    → podcast@cttleadership.com


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    37 分
  • How to Turn Failed Feedback Into Honest Growth
    2026/03/11

    When feedback stings or a pitch falls flat, most leaders either get defensive or shut down.

    In this episode of the Crossing the Threshold Leadership Podcast, we break down how leaders can use failed feedback to grow instead of spiral. You’ll learn how to separate identity from outcomes, recognize when fear—not skill—is driving your approach, and adjust with clarity rather than urgency.

    We talk about why anxiety often shows up in sales and leadership conversations, how to tell the difference between hard work and forced effort, and what healthy follow-up looks like after something doesn’t land.

    If you’ve ever replayed a misstep, felt pressure leak into the room, or wondered why something almost worked but didn’t, this episode gives you practical language and a simple process to move forward wiser.

    🎁 Free Resource: Download the Threshold Starter Guide to identify your single biggest leadership constraint and take one concrete action this week—no guesswork, no overwhelm, just traction.

    Download it here: https://thresholdstarterguide.cttleadership.com

    Want to work together? Visit cttleadership.com

    Share this episode with someone who leads people, and leave a review to help others find the show.

    Crossing the Threshold Leadership Podcast
    Real life. Real leadership. One threshold at a time.

    Subscribe for bi-weekly leadership conversations.

    Download the THRESHOLD STARTER GUIDE:
    → https://thresholdstarterguide.cttleadership.com

    Want to work together?
    → www.cttleadership.com

    Questions?
    → podcast@cttleadership.com


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    32 分
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