What does it mean to be at the top? What do you have to remember if you’re the company's CEO? Be aware of your responsibilities since you are in charge of managing your employees. Being at the top still requires that you listen to them so you could make smarter decisions for the company’s overall growth and success. Bob Kohlhepp is the retired Chairman and CEO of Cintas Corporation. Bob spent 50 years with Cintas was an important part of a growth story with sales growing from $1.6 million to about $8 billion today. But being at the top has its adverse effect, according to him. In this episode, Listen to valuable insights and tips in managing employees, hiring, motivating, and pushing everyone to the same objectives!

Do you have the passion and desire to be an effective leader that could make a difference in the world? Join Dr. Tracey Jones as she talks with the Host of "It's Time To Man Up" Podcast and Radio Broadcast on Truth Radio Network, Nikita Koloff, about how Nikita reversed his setbacks in life. Despite having experienced an injury playing his dream sport and being abandoned by his father when he was young, he pushed through and climbed the ladder of success with great motivation. He now facilitates a 5-day Men's camp called ManCamp, teaching, equipping, and empowering people with the feeling of contentment to be spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and physically healthy. In addition, Nikita occasionally preaches and holds motivational and inspirational talks to help others rise, which allows him to have a sense of fulfillment in his life.

It’s our responsibility to share knowledge as fellow human beings. But we’re not responsible for their actions. In this episode, Dr. Tracey Jones comes in as a guest in Ken Walls’ podcast, Breakthrough Walls. Ken is the CEO of Client Solution Innovations, which aims to “provide leading-edge technology and creative strategy to deliver measurable results to clients.” Dr. Tracey shares with Ken how her father, Charlie Tremendous Jones, used to say “you can lead a horse to the water but you can’t make him drink.” Join in the conversation to gain wise insights on leadership. You wouldn't want to miss this episode!

The most important leaders are usually the people down in the trenches. On today’s podcast, Dr. Tracey Jones sits down with educator, speaker, and author Dr. Danny Brassell to talk about our century's greatest leaders. Having served as an educational advisor to students ranging from preschoolers to rocket scientists, Dr. Brassell says some of his best mentors have taught and influenced him through the wisdom of their books – these range from the Bible to Think and Grow Rich and The Success Principles. This is a great conversation about leadership. You don't want to miss this episode as Dr. Brassell dishes out on what it takes to pay the price of leadership.

You may not be a believer, but you are still made in the image of God. Once you understand the relationship between faith and success, you’ll experience supernatural gifts of clarity, teaching, and operations. In this episode, Dr. Tracey Jones sits in as a guest in Cyndi Garza’s podcast, Optimized Success.

Dr. Tracey shares with Cyndi her faith-filled journey of experiencing the lows and the highs. She’s had a detached retina, kidney stone, and COVID. But also, she achieved her Ph.D., raised a family, and published a book. As long as you have the Holy Spirit in you, you can conquer challenges and come out winning. Tune in, have faith, and succeed!

We are put on this earth for leadership. It’s what we were made to do. But like everything else in life, there’s a price you have to pay. Despite being in front surrounded by and cheered on by everybody, it really is lonely at the top. On today’s podcast, Dr. Tracey Jones brings on Jessy Bannister to talk about the price of leadership. Jessy is a Financial Services Professional at NYLIFE Securities LLC who helps individuals and business owners create, build, and preserve wealth. Together, they discuss how leaders can battle loneliness and stay vision-oriented and hyper-focused on the business.

How do you become a better person during crisis events? Crisis events, like the COVID pandemic, act as clear mirrors. They clarify what’s already inside you. Today Dr. Tracey Jones sits in as a guest in Dr. Diane Hamilton's podcast show “Take The Lead Radio.” Dr. Tracey talks with Dr. Diane about how the COVID pandemic didn’t turn you into a fighter or a coward. It just revealed to you which one you are. Once you have a clearer vision of yourself, you’re now in a better position to develop into who you want to be. Tune in and see yourself more clearly!

Leadership calls for a particular scope of intelligence, as leading a group of people to achieve a certain goal involves planning, innovating, and managing. Most of the time, leaders have this trait, but unlocking your genius and applying it in the right way is something many people miss. Exploring this topic with Dr. Tracey Jones is international best-selling author Michael Gelb. They talk about how geniuses must adjust their visions on a level everyone can understand, why rest is a significant part of success despite intense working days, and how to break away from unrewarding habits. Michael also looks back on the life of a real-life genius Leonardo da Vinci and explains why every aspiring leader must have a dream team of mentors to look up to.

The two most important words are influence and impact. What are you influencing and how lasting is your impact? On today’s podcast, Dr. Tracey Jones brings on Dr. Nido Qubein to share his insights on the subject of leadership. Dr. Qubein is President of High Point University and led its extraordinary transformation. Under his leadership, HPU has experienced tremendous growth, including more than tripling their enrollment, expanding their campus from 90 to 500 acres, establishing six new academic schools and so much more. Dr. Qubein talks about the responsibilities of a leader in influencing change and creating impact in our world. He also shares the habits that help him stay on point and focused.

Everyone wishes they could land their dream job. Not everyone is lucky enough to get there, however. Sometimes we have to work at non-dream jobs. That doesn’t mean it has to be a bad experience! In this episode, Tracey Jones is asked a pivotal question by the host of the Get Yourself the Job podcast, Jennifer Hill: “How do you survive your non-dream job?” We get solid advice from Tracey on dealing with micromanaging bosses and challenging colleagues. Tune in and get more tips on surviving a job that is far from ideal.