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Lessons in Leadership from Battlefield to Boardroom with Carl H Sharperson
Marine Corps veteran and former collegiate athlete, Carl, joins me on this episode to explore the profound concept of servant leadership. Carl's unique insights, drawn from his military and sports experiences, illuminate the power of prioritizing your team to inspire loyalty and success. We dissect the parallels between military and business leadership, focusing on how fostering collaboration and mutual respect can transform organizational culture and lead to remarkable achievements.
Carl's personal narrative serves as a testament to resilience and leadership development. We recount his journey from battling PTSD, substance abuse, and homelessness to becoming an author and advocate for homeless veterans. His books offer compelling lessons on overcoming personal challenges and achieving a harmonious balance between work and family life. Our discussion reveals how personal struggles often intersect with professional responsibilities, reminding leaders of the importance of self-care and balance in sustaining success.
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