Bob talks to Mark Smith of Midas of Richmond.  Here is an entrepreneur that gives back to the RVA in the biggest way through blood drives and food banks.  He will give you a free oil change for a blood donation,

If a leader has to have a conversation that escalates into an argument, they need to know how to make it a productive one. Bob and Alex talk about approaches to be for effective at making that happen.

Leaders need to not only aware of the message they send with their own body language but how to read the body language nuances of others. Bob and Alex start with the often discussed crossed arms and the message that they send.

Bob and Alex celebrate the Fourth of July by talking about the courage it takes to get your team out of the mire and inspire them. Times that are characterized by businesses sacrificing customer service for the sake of reducing costs call for leaders ...

Bob and Alex talk about the nature of setting goals at the first of the year when we are also setting New Years resolutions.  At the root of the discussion is SMART Goals.  Smart goals are those which are: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant,

Bob welcomes Michael O'Neal of The Solopreneur Hour to talk about his journey to the levels of success in the online world that we find is much broader than podcasting!  Michael talks about the best boss he worked for before becoming "proudly unemploya...

Maren Hogan, CEO of Red Branch Media and publisher of Marenated, the blog at Red Branch, comes to Labrador Leadership to talk with Bob about leadership and her own leadership journey. Her own experiences as a chief marketing officer highlight her emerg...

Hosts Bob Nolley and Alex Mossa rollout the introductory episode of the Labrador Leadership Podcast.  They discuss the goal of the show is to delivery informative discussions and interviews on simple leadership topics that will help people be the best ...

Bob takes a timeout to talk about how we as leaders can frame our thoughts as they relate to the church shootings in Charleston, SC last week.

Bob and Alex are both snowed in and take the time to chat about assessments. Bob suggests that in the past we probably had a switch on the sides of out heads since we so freely create feedback. Getting better at this can be learned.