How To Become A Courageous & Compassionate Leader with Travis Fox

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What makes a good leader?

Is it sternness? Discipline? The amount followers they have? Their courage? Their success? Their lack of failure? Their professionalism? Their ability to get others to follow? Their ability to yell? Their "don't take no for an answer" attitude?

There's probably hundreds and thousands of different opinions and definitions of what it means to be a leader, and millions of examples of leaders in the world. Your opinion of a leader might be different than mine. A leader to one person might just be a bossy authoritarian to another. A follower to another person might be the best leader a company has ever seen.

When you think about a leader, do you think about someone who does things outside themselves? As merely the way someone interacts with the world and with others?

Do you ever think about how you lead the most important person in the world, the person that matters the most to you--yourself? What does it mean to lead yourself? Is that even possible? If so, what's the best possible way to do that?

Join me as I sit down with Travis Fox--psychologist, clinical hypnotherapist, entrepreneur, CEO, former athlete--as we discuss many of these questions and what it means to be a courageous and compassionate leader.

Travis Fox is the CEO and founder of The Architect of Being, where he and his team train and teach others his proprietary methodology of architecting sales, marketing, communication and branding. Utilizing his skills for personality profiling, effective listening, focused concentration and rapport building, Travis’ method has effectively helped improve corporations, entrepreneurs, and product messaging, guiding them to the heart of their message.

Travis has also been the "head" coach to several top professional players on the professional golf tours, as well as to those competing at the collegiate level. His Methodologies have also crossed over into his coaching of professional football, college basketball, and full contact fighting athletes.