Master of Business Leadership Podcast

Kawhi Leonard is considered by many to be one of the greatest NBA players to ever play the game yet it is who he is as a person that is most impressive. He is an authentic leader, able to see what others cannot because they have been blinded by their walls. We can develop greater presence by learning to become less resistant, judgmental and attached to outcome. The person most present is most influential.

Feature length epiosde wherein Phil Johnson and Arthur Geringas discuss the importance of identifying individual signature strengths and how those strengths can help individuals and organizations grow.

A reflection to Episode 16 "Employee Engagement," where Phil Johnson and Arthur Geringas discuss the role Executives attitudes and behaviours has towards employee engagement.

In a look back to Episode 15 "Change And Creativity," Phil Johnson elaborates on how the MBL Prorgam helps to balance different energies that relate to IQ and EQ.

An update regarding the production of the MBL Podcast as well as a look forward to our next feature length episode.

In a look back to Episode 34 "Deep Dive," Phil Johnson explains how the MBL Program addresses some areas of leadership training that are commonly missed and highlights cues to look for to know when someone should seek EQ development.

Phil Johnson explores the ideas that just as our effect on the Earth is moving at a rapid pace, so to must we move to meet that speed with the training of our emotional labour. The unconscious habit we have of giving away our energy is what creates our need to steal the energy of others. This simple reality is the root cause challenge that underlies all drama, chaos and conflict.

In a visit to feature length Episode 34 "Deep Dive," Phil Johnson answers a questions posed about the differences between managing and leading.

Phil Johnson relates to the insight that when you do the emotional labor of developing your authenticity and emotional intelligence you will attract better clients. The reason people stay in their comfort zones is because they feel that whatever they are doing now is protecting them.

In a look back to Episode 32 "The Artist's Journey," Phil Johnson clarifies the hero's journey. Those ascended masters and artists who perform at the highest level possible, motivated from the most authentic reasons possible.

In this feature length epiosde Phil Johnson and Arthur Geringas discuss themes which occur within the Star Wars movie franchise and how these common story arcs are reflective of themes that are encountered in business and in life. Parrels are drawn to themes and challenges the MBL program helps to address.

Imagine explaining the internet to someone from the 5th century. The rate of technological and social changes we now face would be incomprehensible to previous generations. It is not the act of knowledge acquisition but our willingness to put it into action which is the real wealth of books.

In a look back to Episode 31 "Worst Case Scenarios", Phil Johnson explains how the release of attachment can lead to true freedom.

A look at Episode 32 "The Artist's Journery," where Phil Johnson discusses his experiences in coaching with the MBL Program and how long the evolution from Master to Artist takes. The conversation touches on the relationships artists and masters have with organizational development.

Everyone wants to get to Heaven but nobody wants to die. Similarly, everyone wants better results but nobody wants to do the emotional labor of changing their current habits and behaviours. Your constant position in life is that you are at a fork in the road. You can choose actions that are a reflection of your authentic self or you can choose to behave in a way that is untrue for you. It takes dedicated daily practice that relies upon a proven teaching and coaching methodology.