Episodes

Situational Leadership is an easy concept to understand. It's about adapting your style to meet the needs of the situation, and more importantly the people. But if it's so easy, then why do so many College Football coaches s...

Coaching in sports and coaching in business are two completely different things. If you grew up around sports like Nate did, it might have taken you a much longer time to truly understand professional coaching than it should...

Self-development can feel like a lot of extra work. That's why Leadership Chalk Talk uses interesting stories and sound bites from the world of sports to make leadership development fun. Whether you're an avid sports fan, o...

Feedback is the gift that guides us on the path to our full potential. So why do so many of us reject it, get defensive about it, and leave valuable information like that just sitting on the table? The episode …

Allen Iverson famously said "Practice" over twenty times during his press conference in May of 2002. It's been listened to, quoted, analyzed, written about, and debated millions of times. There have even been stories and bo...

What do you do when you disagree with someone? Whether that is about a project at work or a political point of view with a family member? Do you avoid the conversation completely, or argue your point until you win? …

Have you ever heard someone say "We have to hold people more accountable?" or "We need to be more accountable around here?" A lot of leaders mistakenly confuse accountability for "Getting people in trouble when they do somet...