Love listening to the conversations on this podcast. Inspirational and relatable stories from some very prestigious guests as well as new names. Enjoy the reminders of the Dale Carnegie principles (should be required reading helping the world to be kinder) timeless and priceless.

Anyone alive before 1985 could tell you Kevin Harrington did not create the infomercial. So, what else could I trust from this podcast? Also, buy a microphone.

I recently guested on this podcast and really enjoyed the conversation. We covered a number of topics pertinent to all kinds of leaders and did so in a fun and casual way. Keep up the great work!

I’m on the hunt for hearing from leaders who are a bit older to gain new inspiration and this is not it. I see these great reviews and I’m really having a very different experaince. I’m asking the producing team to be more diligent in editing or something because the fundamental content has value but the actual show is really sterile and boring. I don’t want lame radio sound effects to pep it up, but I don’t want to feel like I’m leaving my office cubical to hear a corporate motivational speaker in the conference room with a paper inspiration poster. It’s actually very disconnected to the listener.

Practical and inspirational with real insight from some of the top global CEOs, executives and entrepreneurs!!!

Greatest 40 minutes of my week. This podcast offers practical insight from some of the greatest people in business. With global executives, entrepreneurs and rising star leaders - the guests are relatable and inspirational for leaders from all walks of life!

Great interviews with great leaders. We get to hear their core philosophies for success and how they came to these beliefs. Very insightful and worth the listen.

Great use of time . Alan is not just one of the best leaders of all time he likes the Dale Carnegie principles, he is one who leads with humility, service and care at his core. Can’t wait for next Podcast

The choice of Alan Mulally for the first podcast was brilliant. I can’t wait to see who will be interviewed next. Thoroughly enjoyable.

I’ve never wrote a review before but this Podcast was worth it. A year ago I finished an 8 course program through eCornell on executive leadership. I loved learning about servant leadership and have been trying so hard to be better at it. Last month I started back to school to set an example for my 17yr old sons. My first class is a study of leadership. In all my learning and note taking and practice, I did not reach such a simple conclusion as was discussed in this podcast. It seems like it’s all about finding you and loving your neighbors enough to make you act, change, and grow. I’m thinking most importantly enjoying the journey?? Thanks so much to the people that put this together. My choices will be impacted and others benefited because of your work. 5+ stars for me. Thank you all.

I listen to many podcasts and this is one of the most useful I have heard in a longtime. Excellent stories to relay simple but key concepts in any business. I will listen to it again as needed to stay on the right path. Kudos to the team who produced it and to Mr. Mulally- you have had an amazing journey. Thanks for sharing your perspectives!

We all have a bad day at work once in a while. Imagine being CEO of one of the largest companies in the world with a projected 17 billion dollar loss on the horizon. Alan Mulally shares how we used 11 simple ideas to change the culture at Ford and turn it around - great leaders inspire employees, inspired employees build great products.