Surviving Cancer takes courage, humility and a willingness to lean on your community. What kind of leadership and team cultures are needed during times of uncertainty, division, skepticism and fear? This profound interview is inspiring, action-oriented and solutions-focused with nuggets of wisdom.
SHOW NOTES
1:14 – Jason introduces the podcast. Welcome back to the podcast and thank you for listening. We wish to create content that engages your mind and heart and allows you to step back and think and add some positivity to your life. This podcast is about positive momentum and positive solutions.
4:30 – Jason and Doug Ulman talk about how he is a three-time cancer survivor and his reflections on how he handles the unknown and uncertainty.
9:50 – Talks about the uncertainty of 2020 and in life going on now that is being revealed to us at this time and how leaders can look at leadership.
The quicker you get past the “why me?” the better, because there isn’t an answer.
11:30 – Doug talks about how the uncertainty is overwhelming and how important it is for leaders to take care of themselves during this time as the fatigue has set in. It is important to all do our collective part to get back to having courage during this time as well.
15:50 – No one knows what tomorrow will bring. As a leader have courage to say, “I don’t have all the answers”.
22:40 – It is important to take rest. Doug encourages his team to take rest to regroup and recoup.
As a leader it is important to say, “I don’t have all the answers”.
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ABOUT THE THERMOSTAT
Conversations and micro-thoughts to engage your mind and heart.
A thermostat is proactive. It sets the temperature in a room. Controls the temperature. Regulates the temperature. But in today’s distracted, fast-paced and digital world, it’s easy for individuals and organizations to act more like thermometers, slipping into reactionary thinking, becoming scattered and inconsistent. The most compelling leaders, teams, organizations, families, or collection of humans of any kind operate in thermostat mode. They calibrate their mind and heart to set the temperature for the vision and culture they want to create. Jason Barger, globally celebrated author, keynote speaker, and founder of Step Back Leadership Consulting, is the host of The Thermostat, a podcast journey to discover authentic leadership, create compelling cultures and find clarity of mission, vision, and values.