Motivation | Leadership | With Business Leadership Coach Jesse Cole

In this podcast Coach Jesse Cole talks about the value of seeing yourself as a VIP.

When you wake up in the morning do you have an expectation for you day? Are you aware that you can attract what you expect? Well, if we have that much power why not be intentional about creating our perfect day! Sounds good to me.

Leadership is hard. There's a weight that accompanies the calling. there are so many moving parts, but knowing who you are and what you bring to the table is the key to making sure your influence doesn't get lost in the shuffle.

Ever so often I can get distracted with short-term success. The quick win. But in life as well as in business being intentional can set you up for long-term success.

Ever felt frustrated because you weren't getting the results you wanted? It's tempting to quit because we don't see the profit matching our effort. But don't grow weary, in due time you will reap what you've sown.

Being authentic is the key to making lasting impact. In a world where veneer, façades and filters are used to attract admirers authenticity is the tool that creates lasting loyalty. I had a chance to sit down with Misty Smith, owner of Authentically Branded Hair Care Solutions to talk about the power of living a genuine life and what that means to her and her company.

Have you ever thought about what your life would represent after you’re long gone? What are people going to say about you once you die? Did you know that we have some input on what type of legacy we leave behind? What we do while we’re living will resonate throughout generations to come. I had a chance to sit down with Pastor Jonathan Williams to discuss what legacy means to him and how we can ensure that the life we live today will leave a sweet fragrance once we’re gone.

What if I told you that the key to your success is knowing who to partner with? Would you believe me? Maybe you feel like you can go at it alone. Perhaps you’ve had a bad experience with someone in the past and it’s soured your desire to include others in your quest for success. Well, I had the opportunity to sit down with Quincy Smith who is a longtime educator and is currently a community organizer with Operation Cease Fire, a community organization aimed to end violence in Detroit.

As entrepreneurs, one of the most important behaviors that we try to achieve is balance. The ability to equalize every aspect of our lives is paramount to our business, but most importantly to our emotional, physical, and mental health. I got a chance to sit down with Bob Ivory who is the founder of Gracenote Coaching to get his perspective on what it looks like to achieve balance.

Sometimes when you're having a bad day you just have to take a walk and reflect.

Embracing your greatness requires you to accept that you are a big deal and that you use your gifts, talents, and experiences to maximize every moment to make an impact in life and business.

Learn to conquer the top 3 threats to your success.

Leaders have the privilege of having an elevated perspective. They have the responsibility of being a visionary, seeing the big picture and then communicating it to their team. One's influence grows when they learn how to do this effectively.

One day, while I was having a pity party, I had encounter with an old man that transformed my life. In this episode I will share the principles that he taught me that changed my perspective of myself, my faith, and my business.

Your attitude will take you places that your skill can't. As an influencer you have to know that your success rides on the backs of those who love and support you and your vision. The results are bigger than you. The mission is bigger than you. Don't let your ego trip you up.

Coach Jesse Cole interviews Andre Ebron, the Dean of Students at Cornerstone Schools, about the Profile of An Effective Educational Leader.