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* Your actions truly speak louder than your words in shaping your team’s behavior. But how often do we hear or even say, "Do as I say, not as I do?" In this powerful episode, host Kevin Adamson dives deep into the critical practice of Leading by Example, exploring how our daily choices—big and small—influence everyone around us, from our children to our colleagues.

Kevin shares personal stories, from being a "yelling parent" and the crucial lesson on emotional regulation he learned, to the significance of modeling commitment by sticking with activities "for a season." He discusses the subtle yet powerful influence we have, referencing everything from the choice of a Stanley cup to pulling out your phone in a meeting.

Learn four practical steps to improve your leadership example today:

1. Lead with a Good Heart: Your example flows from your core values and ethics.
2. Be Fully Present: Ditch the phone, pick up a notepad, and show 100% respect and attention.
3. Demonstrate Commitment and Grit: Understand that sticking with a task, even a seemingly "silly" one, can lead to appreciation and systemic improvements.
4. Practice Emotional Regulation: Handling urgent matters with composure sets a calm, strong example for your team under pressure.

Whether you're a parent, a manager, or a team member, you are a leader by example every single day. Kevin reminds us that failing to lead by example in matters of core values and professional conduct is simply hypocrisy.

Listen now to discover how to cultivate self-awareness and practice a form of leadership that inspires trust, produces results, and truly makes you someone worth following.

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The Role of Integrity in Leadership: Are Your Actions and Words Consistent?

Welcome back to Omni-Leadership, the podcast that helps you become a more purposeful leader without limits. In this episode, your host Kevin Adamson dives into the powerful topic of integrity.

Whether you're a seasoned leader or just starting out, this episode is a breath of fresh air. It defines what it means to be a person of integrity and, more importantly, explores what happens when your "yes" isn't a "yes" and your "no" isn't a "no."

Kevin shares personal stories and real-world examples that illustrate why integrity is the foundation of trust in any leadership role, from the battlefield to the boardroom. He challenges the idea of compartmentalizing our lives and shows how a lack of integrity in one area can bleed into all aspects of your life.

Listen in to learn:

• The essential link between integrity and trust in leadership.
• Why the "compartmentalized" life is a myth.
• How to assess your own integrity and identify areas for growth.
• Three actionable steps to rebuild and strengthen your integrity, including owning your mistakes, practicing radical transparency, and setting healthy boundaries.

By the end of this episode, you'll be challenged to choose one of these practices and apply it to your life this week. The path to becoming a person of integrity is a journey, and it starts with a single step.

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This episode delves into Transformational Leadership, a style that focuses on inspiring your team to achieve more than they ever thought possible.

Join host Kevin Adamson as he breaks down the core characteristics of this powerful leadership model, including:

• How to mutually elevate your team and yourself to a higher level of morality and motivation.
• Inspiring your followers to rise above self-interest for the greater good.
• Making a lasting, positive impact that earns trust, admiration, and respect.

Kevin shares real-world examples from his own experiences in software engineering and beyond, illustrating how this philosophy is applied in practice.

Whether you're looking to spark innovation or build resilience in your team, this episode will show you how to add Transformational Leadership to your toolkit. Tune in and learn how to become the kind of purposeful leader who inspires actual change.

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Welcome back to purposeful leadership without limits! In this week's episode, your host, Kevin Adamson, draws inspiration from the Japanese art of Kintsugi to explore the profound concept of rebuilding trust.

Just like broken pottery can be mended with precious metals to become even more beautiful and unique, Kevin shares how a fractured trust can be transformed into something stronger than before.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to mend broken trust and come back stronger:

• Practice Compassion: Listen and respond with genuine care, not just going through the motions.
• Acknowledge and Apologize: Take responsibility for your part in the breakdown of trust, even if it feels difficult.
• Be Transparent: Shine a light on the path forward and share your vision with your team to instill confidence and eliminate doubt.
• Be Resilient: Rebuilding trust takes time and consistent effort. Your commitment and resilience will show your team that you're in it for the long haul.

Kevin reminds us that true leadership isn't about being perfect. It's about being honest, respectful, and resilient in the face of challenges.

Do you have a story of rebuilding a broken relationship? We'd love to hear it! Share your experience with us in the comments.

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In this episode of Omni-Leadership, host Kevin Adamson opens up about a defining moment in his career: a time when he had to deliver bad news to his team after being given incorrect information. He candidly shares how this experience, even though it wasn't his fault, shattered his credibility and taught him a harsh lesson about trust.

This episode explores the pivotal role of honesty and transparency in effective leadership. Kevin highlights how trust is the foundation of a positive team culture, improved performance, and psychological safety.

Key Takeaways:

• Honesty is the foundation: Trust is built on a leader's commitment, trustworthiness, and reliability.
• Mistakes are inevitable: As leaders, we will all face moments where our judgment is tested or trust is broken. It's how you handle it that matters.
• Transparency builds trust: When you don't have all the answers, it's okay to say, "I don't know, but I'm looking into it."
• The path to rebuilding: A steadfast commitment to truth and transparency is the only way to rebuild trust after it has been lost.

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• Next Episode Sneak Peek: Join us next time as we discuss the practical steps to building and repairing trust with our teams.

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Welcome to OmniLeadership, where we practice purposeful leadership without limits. In this episode, we explore how core values are the foundation of effective and authentic leadership. Host Kevin Adamson draws from personal experience to explain why leading with integrity is the most powerful tool you can have.

This episode is packed with insights on:

• Leadership values and principles: Understanding how honesty, respect, and humility define your leadership style.
• Authentic leadership: Why authenticity builds trust and empowers teams.
• Professional development: Creating a culture of growth within your team.
• Workplace culture and values: What to do when your personal values don't align with your job.
• Purposeful leadership: The lasting impact of being true to yourself and your mission.

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Welcome to OmniLeadership, the podcast dedicated to helping you become a more purposeful leader. In today’s episode, we're exploring the critical skill of self-awareness and its impact on leadership development.

Host Kevin Adamson breaks down this essential topic, providing actionable insights for aspiring and seasoned leaders alike. This episode covers:

• What is self-awareness? Defining personal values, motivations, and triggers.
• Self-awareness and emotional intelligence: The connection between knowing yourself and being able to regulate your reactions.
• The path to self-knowledge: Actionable steps for personal growth and introspection.
• Leveraging feedback: How to use constructive criticism from mentors, coaches, and peers to strengthen your leadership skills.
• Building resilience: Understanding your strengths and weaknesses to avoid freezing up or lashing out under pressure.

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In this episode, Kevin Adamson tackles the classic debate of leader vs. manager, offering clarity and real-world examples to help you identify which role you're in—or which one you should be focusing on.

• Defining the Roles: Kevin begins by defining leadership as having an impact on others and management as the processes and tasks necessary to achieve a goal. He uses a helpful analogy: "A square is a rectangle, but a rectangle isn’t necessarily a square" to illustrate their relationship.
• A Real-World Example: Kevin shares his experience as a US Army chaplain assistant, where he managed the logistics and operations of events, while the chaplain led by providing the vision and strategy. This example clearly shows how both roles are essential but distinct.
• A Cohesive Vision: Using his current role as a software engineering team manager, Kevin explains how his team's day-to-day work is like a single thread in a larger tapestry. He highlights that while each thread is crucial for the final product, it’s the leader’s vision that guides the overall design.
• The Takeaway: Kevin argues that both leaders and managers are essential for an organization's success. He encourages listeners to reflect on where they can do the most good: in the day-to-day operations or in long-term strategy and people development.

Don’t get caught up in the debate; instead, find the role where you can have the most impact. Subscribe to OmniLeadership to continue your journey of purposeful leadership!