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158. Recharge to Lead Better

The Military Sherpa Leadership Podcast

Release Date: 08/05/2024

163. How to Deal with a Horrible Boss Without Killing Them show art 163. How to Deal with a Horrible Boss Without Killing Them

The Military Sherpa Leadership Podcast

We’ve all been there—working under a boss who seems more like a villain than a leader. In this episode, we tackle the tough topic of dealing with a horrible boss. Whether they’re micromanaging, inconsistent, or just plain toxic, a bad boss can make even the best job feel unbearable. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Join us as we explore practical strategies for surviving—and even thriving—under difficult leadership. We’ll discuss how to protect your mental health, maintain your professional integrity, and find ways to grow despite the challenges. This episode is a must-listen...

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In this special episode, I sit down with my son, Justice Tilsher, a bestselling author and young entrepreneur, to talk about his new business and exciting podcast for aspiring writers. We dive into the world of young writers and explore how Justice is helping them finish and publish their first book. Join us for a heartfelt conversation about legacy, perseverance, and the impact of storytelling. Whether you're a young writer or simply interested in the creative process, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration. Tune in to hear how Justice’s journey is just beginning and how his...

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162. Silent Firing: The Coward’s Shortcut in Leadership show art 162. Silent Firing: The Coward’s Shortcut in Leadership

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In this episode, we dive into the concept of "Silent Firing"—the subtle yet damaging practice of quietly sidelining underperforming team members without clear communication or accountability. We'll explore how this passive approach not only demoralizes the individual but also undermines the entire team's performance and culture. Discover how to recognize the signs of silent firing in your organization and learn actionable strategies to address underperformance head-on, fostering a culture of growth, accountability, and transparency. Whether you're a leader struggling with difficult...

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161. Taking a Leadership Inventory show art 161. Taking a Leadership Inventory

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In leadership, the gap between theory and practice often marks the difference between success and failure. As we conclude our Basecamp series, this episode offers a deep dive into the strategies necessary to embody the qualities of effective leadership. Drawing on advanced leadership theories, such as Google's Project Oxygen and Gallup's research on leadership traits, we will explore a strategic framework for taking inventory of your leadership skills, clearly defining your objectives, and aligning your team's focus with these critical areas. This episode is designed to challenge you and push...

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160. Leading Like Google: Key Traits from Project Oxygen (Part 2) show art 160. Leading Like Google: Key Traits from Project Oxygen (Part 2)

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(Part 2) What does it take to be a leader worth following? In this episode, we’re breaking down Google’s Project Oxygen to uncover the top leadership traits that can transform any team. We’ll focus on the key behaviors that Google identified as essential: being a good coach, empowering teams, avoiding micromanagement, creating an inclusive team environment, and focusing on productive behavior and results. These aren’t just tech industry buzzwords—they’re actionable insights for military leaders at every level. Tune in for practical tips on how to develop these traits in yourself...

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159. Leading Like Google: Key Traits from Project Oxygen (Part 1) show art 159. Leading Like Google: Key Traits from Project Oxygen (Part 1)

The Military Sherpa Leadership Podcast

What does it take to be a leader worth following? In this episode, we’re breaking down Google’s Project Oxygen to uncover the top leadership traits that can transform any team. We’ll focus on the key behaviors that Google identified as essential: being a good coach, empowering teams, avoiding micromanagement, creating an inclusive team environment, and focusing on productive behavior and results. These aren’t just tech industry buzzwords—they’re actionable insights for military leaders at every level. Tune in for practical tips on how to develop these traits in yourself and your...

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158. Recharge to Lead Better show art 158. Recharge to Lead Better

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In this episode, Mark Tilsher explores the critical role of rest and downtime in enhancing team performance and leadership effectiveness. Sharing personal anecdotes and backed by research, Mark delves into why rest is essential for leaders and their teams, how to incorporate intentional rest periods, and the benefits of play and downtime in fostering a productive and happy work environment. Key Takeaways: Understanding the importance of rest for leaders and teams. How to intentionally set aside time for rest. Benefits of integrating play and downtime into the work routine. Real-world examples...

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157. The Assertiveness Trap: Competence Over Noise show art 157. The Assertiveness Trap: Competence Over Noise

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Episode Title: Description: In this episode, Mark Tilsher dives deep into the concept of assertiveness in leadership. Often mistaken for competence, assertiveness can either make or break your influence in a team setting. Mark shares personal anecdotes from his military career, backed by research and practical tips on how to harness the power of assertiveness to build relational capital and lead effectively.   Key Takeaways: Understanding the difference between assertiveness and competence. How to manage conflict constructively. Building relational capital through effective...

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156. Reflecting on Independence: Gratitude and Patriotism in Leadership show art 156. Reflecting on Independence: Gratitude and Patriotism in Leadership

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Join us for a special Fourth of July episode of the Military Sherpa Leadership Podcast as we celebrate Independence Day with a blend of history, reflection, and gratitude. In this episode, host Mark Tilsher takes us back to July 4th, 1776, spotlighting the inspiring story of John Adams and the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Explore how themes of gratitude and patriotism can enrich your leadership journey. Discover how Adams' unwavering commitment and sense of purpose can inspire you to lead with integrity and unity. We'll delve into the importance of expressing gratitude,...

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155. Gaining Influence: How Sydney Cox Uses Military Sherpa Tools to Transform Leadership on Base show art 155. Gaining Influence: How Sydney Cox Uses Military Sherpa Tools to Transform Leadership on Base

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In this episode of the Military Sherpa Leadership Podcast, we sit down with Sydney Cox, an Air Force Development Advisor who has gained significant influence on her base by effectively utilizing Military Sherpa Coaching tools. Sydney shares her journey, revealing the strategies she employed to gain traction and trust within organizations like Military Equal Opportunity. Our discussion covers the specific tools she finds most effective, how she tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of different military groups, and the impactful results she has achieved. Sydney also provides invaluable...

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In this episode, Mark Tilsher explores the critical role of rest and downtime in enhancing team performance and leadership effectiveness. Sharing personal anecdotes and backed by research, Mark delves into why rest is essential for leaders and their teams, how to incorporate intentional rest periods, and the benefits of play and downtime in fostering a productive and happy work environment.

Key Takeaways:

  • Understanding the importance of rest for leaders and teams.
  • How to intentionally set aside time for rest.
  • Benefits of integrating play and downtime into the work routine.
  • Real-world examples and strategies for military and civilian leaders.