In this episode of Leaders Wheel, Beyan Gayflor Garvelee Jr. sits down with Shoana Cachelle, a dynamic leader making waves in Liberia through her work with youthand women in leadership. Their conversation dives deep into identity, ambition, and the challenges of staying true to oneself in the face of societal pressures.

In the ever-evolving landscape of leadership, one constant remains: the need for humility, curiosity, and a commitment to growth. In this engaging conversation with Abraham Keita, a child rights advocate and a champion for social change,we delve into the essence of leadership and what it means to inspire others in times of change. Drawing from his experiences in Liberia and his personal journey, Abraham offers valuable insights for anyone seeking to lead effectively in their community. This conversation also highlights the essential elements of leadership and how to turn curiosity into solutions in the space or environment you find yourself in.

In this enlightening episode of The Leaders Wheel, Beyan Gayflor Garvelee Jr. sits down with Nee-Alah T. Varpilah, a dedicated public servant and lifelong learner. Their conversation provides deep insights into the essence of leadership and the crucial role mentorship plays in developing new leaders. Nee-Alah emphasizes that leadership is not a destination but a continuous journey. He notes, “Leadership is a journey”. Leadership is a process. This perspective shifts the focus from merely reaching a position of power to understanding the evolving nature of leadership itself. This conversation with Mr. Varpilah is heartwarming and impactful for anyone seeking mentorship or wanting to be a mentor in their area of gifting or expertise.

Leadership Is Influence, Not a Title

In Episode36 of The Leaders’ Wheels Podcast, I had the privilege of sitting down with Mr. Eddie Jarwolo, Founder and Executive Director of Naymote, for an insightful conversation on leadership, governance, and national transformation.

Mr. Jarwolo shared his inspiring leadership journey from his early experiences to leading one of Liberia’s foremost civic organizations dedicated to strengthening democracy, promoting accountability, and empowering citizens. Hereflected on the challenges he has faced, the lessons that have shaped his leadership philosophy, and the importance of leading with integrity, vision, and purpose.

Our conversation explored the critical role Naymote continues to play in advancing good governance and influencing policy reforms in Liberia. Through civic education, youth engagement, election observation, and public accountabilityinitiatives, Naymote is helping to build a culture of responsible leadership and active citizenship.

This episode is filled with practical leadership lessons, inspiring stories of impact, and valuable insights for emerging leaders, policymakers, and anyone passionate about creating positive change in their community.

Leadership is not merely about holding a position; it is about creating lasting impact, empowering people, and leaving institutions stronger than you found them.

Join us as we sit down with Minister William D Smith, agospel minister and marketplace leader, to explore his journey of faith, leadership, and the power of worship. Discover how he balances his spiritual calling with his influence in the marketplace and how his experiences caninspire your own leadership journey.

In this episode, we sit down with Lariann YounquoiGbamokollie to discuss her inspiring journey from Liberia to the US, her career in healthcare, and the importance of health education in immigrant communities. She shares valuable insights on resilience, faith, leadership, and self-care.

In an inspiring episode of The Leaders Wheel, host Beyan Garvelee Jr. sits down with executive leader Lindsie Schoenack for a powerful conversation about leadership, influence, resilience, and service. Drawing from John C. Maxwell’s leadership principles, Lindsie shares her journey from early supervisory roles to organizational leadership, reflecting on the importance of self-awareness,people development, and leading from any seat. Together, they explore what it means to build trust, develop talent internally, balance people and performance, and stay grounded in values when facing pressure, setbacks, andchange. Lindsie also opens up about leadership as a woman, the challenges of work-life balance, and why kindness, legacy, and resilience matter more than titles or status. If you care about leadership that transforms people, strengthens organizations, and leaves a lasting impact, this conversationoffers practical wisdom and encouragement for leaders at every level.