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The Handshake Podcast 03_Teacher_Chris Ward

The Handshake

Release Date: 12/18/2023

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What do you learn when you’re stranded alone in the desert? Better question: how do you learn?  Listen to Chris Ward’s stories about crossing the Atacama Desert in Chile, his middle school leadership class, and important lessons as a dad of three.

Timestamps:  

1:50: Why the Atacama Desert?

2:10: Ray Zahab (runs across the Sahara Desert)

6:40: Facing fear and “The War of Art” (lessons on resistance) 

10:20: Facing Shadow Values (‘losing control’)

13:50: Important Steps for Walking Across a Desert

17:50: Experiential Learning: An Important Lesson for Educators 

25:50: What is your leadership handshake?

32:50: What is your awkward handshake as a leader? 

39:50: What is your secret handshake?

43:10: Be a Person who People Want to Work With

Key Takeaways:  

  • Listen More to Be a Better Leader: Actively listening to others fosters a deeper understanding and builds stronger relationships, essential for effective leadership.

  • Bring Positivity and Enthusiasm: A leader's positive attitude and enthusiasm are contagious, inspiring team members and creating a more productive and enjoyable work environment.

  • Acknowledge Your Faults to Grow as a Leader: Recognizing and admitting your faults, such as the need to always be in control, is crucial for personal growth and developing a more flexible and appreciative leadership style.

Resources & Links Mentioned:  

📸 Instagram: @likeabigfoot

💼 Film: A Long Way From Nowhere

Connect with Us:  

📸 Instagram: @john.r.petersen

💼 Linkedin: @johnrpetersen

🌐 Website: ThresholdRising.com

 

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Acknowledgments:  

Special thanks to Chris Ward, music by SERO and jointly produced with Blake Brinker @ Nth Talent

Disclaimer:  

Statements in this video do not constitute financial/investment/legal advice. Always do your own research.