Leadmore Podcast John T. Meyer

 So is Leadmore a podcast or a business now?

I can’t wait to tell you more.

On today’s episode I reflect on the history of Leadmore, from a hobby podcast during the pandemic to growing coaching business for solopreneurs.

Discover what Leadmore offers today and where we’re headed. Thanks for being part of this journey! 📣

Athletes train their body and practice their strategy, but they also need to train their mind and practice their thoughts. That is what Kristofer Kracht, Mental Performance Coach at South Dakota State University, does for the student athletes at SDSU.

Kristofer joins the podcast to talk about how our thoughts drive performance and how we can shape our thoughts to inform our emotions and improve our physical performance. This applies not just to sports, but to business and your personal life.  Kristopher shares how he convinced an old-school coach, and previous Leadmore Podcast guests, John Stiegelmeier, to take a chance on a mental performance coach and how he created he is own role at SDSU. Lastly, Kristofer and John discuss the power of visualization and how you can manifest your greatest dreams into reality.

In today’s episode of the Leadmore Podcast, I’m thrilled to welcome my brother, or “brofounder” Scott Meyer, the founder and CEO of Chipp.ai to talk about the buzziest topic in business and leadership — AI.

Scott does a great job of taking complicated things and making them a little bit easier to understand. We will dive into the framework he calls the AI sandwich to learn how to approach AI, we discuss getting better at giving the computer prompts, and when to use an AI tool depending on the task.

All of this and more on the latest episode of the Leadmore podcast.

In this episode, we bring on a leader who is good at juggling all the different balls of life. Rebekah Scott is an entrepreneur, a designer, a podcaster, a coach, a mom, a wife, a Christian, and so much more.

We explore the intricacies of balancing productivity, family time, and personal life. Join us as we break down the five key systems—work, family, house, food, and me — and how you can upgrade your own systems one at a time.

In this episode, we’re thrilled to have Dr. David O’Hara back on the show as the first ever three-time guest of the pod. Dr. O’Hara is a Professor of Philosophy, Classics, and Environmental Studies at Augustana University, where he also serves as the Director of Environmental Studies & Sustainability.

David is my favorite person to go on a conversational journey with. You never know where it will end, but you’re glad you went on the adventure.

Join us as he shares his mindset and his approach to storytelling developed over his extensive teaching experience.

We chat with Sharath Kuruganty, a tech professional and a SaaS founder on the side. Sharath’s recent job loss turned into a world of countless opportunities thanks to his online community.

Discover his resilience within this adversity through the Triple-A Framework: ‘Acknowledge, Accept, Act' and how to leverage your community when you need it most.