Good leadership doesn’t just happen; it’s a journey that requires sweat and intentionality. While various leadership styles exist, there are core principles that every leader should embrace for a more substantial, more cohesive group. Join Ephie Risho and Jason Moore as they dive into Part One of Jocko Willink's "Leadership Strategy and Tactics Field Manual."

In this episode, they’ll explore the foundational tenets of effective leadership that can be applied in any situation. Drawing from the book and their personal experiences, they discuss how a good leader embodies humility while maintaining strength, takes ownership regardless of the circumstances, and builds trust in relationships. They also emphasize the importance of doing the job efficiently while knowing when to push back and when to let go.

As Jocko highlights, true leaders take responsibility for their actions and establish a clear team purpose and direction. By fostering discipline and accountability, they create an environment where everyone can thrive. So, tune in for insights that will empower you to lead intentionally and make a meaningful impact!

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Not all companies have full UX research departments, but all companies can follow best practices, regardless of their level of maturity. In this episode, Jason Moore and Ephie Risho interview UX leader Lauren Evans, who has a strong UXR background. They discuss what makes good research for enterprise companies. Join us as we share stories and tangible advice to make the research the best possible.

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A strong leader doesn’t push their agenda on a group, but brings out the best of all those around them. A multiplier is a person who is able to help people reach their potential and even go beyond, whereas a diminisher has the opposite effect, leading in a way that makes people do the bare minimum. In Liz Wiseman’s book Multipliers a variety of different types of leaders are explored.

In this episode, Ephie Risho and Jason Moore cover three of the types of multipliers: the debate maker, the challenger, and the debate maker. They also dig into accidental diminishers and some of the common pitfalls leaders can fall into. Their exploration goes beyond the book, bringing in their personal experiences and insights.

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