Mine-sode - How young is to young?

Season 1 Episode 4 | Life is Tough get a Helmet with Chris Hoffman Gunnery Sergeant USMC (Retired)

Life is tough get a helmet, Chris and I catch up and talk about leadership, transition out of the service, transitioning from job to job and dealing with the ups and downs of life outside of service.  Oh yeah we also get a little mushy with each other!

Season 1 Episode 3 | Leading with Gratitude with Jeremias

In this episode Jeremias and I talk about how the previous two weeks went for him as well as what does leading with gratitude mean and how we can apply it in our lives.

Season 1 Ep. 2 | "Don't Bull S**T Your People!" with Evita Mosqueda

In this week's episode, I had a good conversation and a little sip with a great friend, Evita Mosqueda Major, USMCR.  Be honest, and don't BS your people!   Show Notes:  I recorded this episode as part of a school project in the fall of 2021.  The audio is not clear, but the message is great!

Mine-sode - How young is to young?

This episode is the beginning of a series of mine episodes or "minisodes" with my two boys.  As their father, I want to not only show them how a leader acts at home but want them to start demonstrating those leadership traits and skills in their school, class, and teams.  I'll work with them and my goal are to continue to invest in them to develop them into fine young men in the future.  I feel we all do as parents.  They also have been wanting to do the podcast so why not have them continue to learn and develop through these minisodes!  I think my oldest gives me a compliment in the end...... you decide!

Season 1 Ep. 1 | Leading after Service with John Abbracciamento.

In this week's episode, I caught up with a friend and mentor, John Abbracciamento MGySgt, retired USMC.  Leading does not have to always be in the corporate world.  John and I talk about guiding, mentoring, and developing outside the Marine Corps. Show Notes:  I recorded this episode as part of a school project in the fall of 2021.  The audio is not clear, but the message is great!