Sean Reid — A Better World With Better Leaders
Marketing Unplugged
English - May 22, 2020 07:00 - 1 hour - 55.3 MB - ★★★★★ - 3 ratingsMarketing Business Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Sean Reid is the Founder and President of Arrowhead Coaching and Facilitation Solutions. Throughout his life, Sean has helped leaders succeed and lead. He tries to remind people that having a bit of compassion and authenticity will take you a long way as a leader. He also shares how his faith and work in the Church have made him a more compassionate person. He discusses struggles in times of crisis and how he tries to frame the situation so he can ask better questions that connect with his clients in a human way.
Key Takeaways:
[3:30] How did Sean find his path into executive coaching?
[5:40] We have a better world when we have better leaders.
[6:55] Good leaders are authentic and don’t pretend to know all the answers.
[8:15] The time Sean wrote a speech for Queen Elizabeth the Second.
[11:45] What’s the best way to structure and create thought leadership content?
[17:25] The new thing that you have to offer is you! Your perspective is unique.
[24:35] We try not to do things by accident in marketing.
[25:45] We think confident and clear thinking are soft skills, but they’re critical when having to lead in a crisis.
[31:20] Sean shares a story about how to communicate and lead your team during a crisis.
[36:45] We have a choice to respond to a situation. So, sometimes taking a step back and using a word to describe can help guide you in the right direction, especially in times of stress.
[41:15] ‘How are you really doing?’ really matters to people. Connection really matters to people.
[46:45] Sean connects with a minimum of three people a day intentionally. Someone you love, lead, and serve.
[48:05] How does Sean make time and space to create content?
[50:50] What inspired Sean to be a deacon in the Orthodox Church and what has faith taught Sean about leadership?
[56:35] What would happen if marketers put more love into the clients they’re serving and had more compassion over their struggles? How would they market differently?
[59:00] What would Sean like his legacy to be?
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