L3 Leadership Podcast

In this episode of the Learning to Lead podcast, I share more of the top lessons I learned in my twenties. Lessons include topics like: leadership, character, personal growth, family, money management, intentional living, servant leadership, finding a spouse, and more. We hope this lessons helps you build a solid foundation on which to build your life upon. Enjoy!

Welcome to episode #73 of the L3 Leadership podcast! This episode comes to you from our Breakfast series in which we bring in high-level leaders to come and share their best leadership content with us. This month's speaker was John Henne, Owner of Henne Jewelers in Pittsburgh.I've known John for over 3 years. He is a phenomenal leader. I interviewed him for this podcast, if you're interested in in listening to that, there is a link included in the show notes below. As I've gotten to know John, I knew I had to have him come speak at a breakfast. I'm so glad he agreed to!We had so much positive feedback after the breakfast, several people came to me and told me that this was their favorite breakfast we've hosted to date! In John's lesson, he teaches about the importance of work, balance, and legacy. After his talk, we opened it up for question and answer, which was incredible. I hope you'll listen to the whole thing!I've included John's bio, links to ways you c

In this episode, Doug interviews former owner of Shorkey Automotive, Jim Shorkey Jr. For Jim's bio, the question's Doug asked, Doug's key takeaways, and ways to connect with Jim, visit http://www.dougsmithlive.com/episode72.

A message about how to find mentors and make the most of your relationship with them.

In this episode, Ed Glover, Founder of Urban Impact teaches us how we can make it to the end of our leadership journeys without destroying ourselves and others in the process.

In this episode, Doug interviews Gerald Brooks, Founding Pastor of Grace Outreach Center.

In this episode, Lisa Slayton, President of the Pittsburgh Leadership Foundation, shares what she believes the be the most important leadership lesson for the next generation.

In this episode, I share the top lessons I learned in my twenties. For links and show notes, go to dougsmithlive.com/episode67.

In this episode, I interview Dean Owrey, CFO of International & Commercial Services & Information Services Division at UPMC.

This episode comes from our breakfast series. In this message, Dr. John Stanko teaches us how to find and pursue our purpose. You can find ways to connect with John, the show notes, and other announcements at learningtoleadpgh.com/episode65.

In this episode, Doug shares the history and vision of Learning to Lead. If you would like to get connected to Learning to Lead, check out http://www.learningtoleadpgh.com

This episode is from our breakfast series. Our speaker this month was Pastor John Nuzzo, Pastor of Victory Family Church in Cranberry Twp., PA. Get your pen and paper ready to take some serious notes!

In this episode, Doug interviews Mark Whitacre, the highest-ranked executive of any Fortune 500 company to become a whistleblower in US history.

This episode is from our breakfast series. Our speaker was Saleem Ghubril, Executive Director of the Pittsburgh Promise. The Pittsburgh Promise provides full scholarships to city school students who maintain a GPA of 2.5 or higher. In his talk, Saleem shares what he believes to be some of the most important leadership lessons for the next generation.

In this episode, Doug interviews iChurch Founder Ben Rath.

In this episode, Oracle VP, Dave Profozich, teaches us how to manager ourselves and others.

Learn how Jason Wolfe, CEO of GiftCards.com, went from growing up in an orphanage to running a company with over 95 employees and over $100 million in annual sales.

This episode comes from our Learning to Lead breakfast series. We had the Director of Admission at Carnegie Mellon University speak to us. His lesson was entitled, "Learn, Launch, Lead." It is excellent! To get the show notes and learn more about Mike, go to: dougsmithlive.com/episode57.

http://www.dougsmithlive.com/learningtoleadpocast In this episode, Doug interviewed Dr. Jim Withers, founder of Operation Safety Net. If you have ever wanted to make a difference in the lives of the poor, needy, addicted, and abused, then you need to listen to this interview. For more information on Jim and Operation Safety Net, please visit: http://www.pmhs.org/operation-safety-net/. Follow Learning to Lead: www.twitter.com/Learn2LeadPghwww.instagram.com/learningtoleadpghwww.facebook.com/learningtoleadpgh

In this episode, Doug teaches you how to build your platform in order to influence the world for good.