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Thriving Culture leads to Zero Turnover and Revenue Growth for this Maryland Based Company

Organizations across the country are searching for the best ways to increase employee engagement, improve retention, and strengthen workplace culture. While some companies can’t seem to get it right, Honest Air, a full-service 20-employee HVAC organization based out...

Turnover to Thriving: The Impact of Lead ‘Em Up Professional Development on Schools

In the past year alone, Florida saw over 10% of its teachers leave the profession. This problem isn't only in Florida; it's happening all over the country. The focus is often on how to make learning fun and engaging for students, but we can't forget about the...

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Coach Talk Series Episode Two: “Everybody’s a Leader”

Join us for the “Coach Talk Series” on the Lead ‘Em Up Podcast, where we unpack and discuss phrases that coaches have used for generations. From timeless wisdom to motivational mantras, we delve into the meaning and impact of these words on athletes and teams. Tune in to gain fresh perspectives and discover how rephrasing and repositioning these powerful phrases can elevate your coaching game.

In episode two of our series, we unpack the phrase “Everybody’s a leader.” This episode will challenge the use of the phrase and offer practical takeaways for how to better use it with your team.

Don’t miss out on this deep dive into the language of leadership in sports!

Coach Talk Series Episode One: “We need leaders to step up!”

Join us for the “Coach Talk Series” on the Lead ‘Em Up Podcast, where we unpack and discuss phrases that coaches have used for generations. From timeless wisdom to motivational mantras, we delve into the meaning and impact of these words on athletes and teams. Tune in to gain fresh perspectives and discover how rephrasing and repositioning these powerful phrases can elevate your coaching game.

In our first episode of the series, we unpack the phrase “We need Leaders to step up!” This episode will challenge the use of the phrase and offer practical takeaways for how to better use it with your team.