Calvin C Williams, LPC
Calvin C Williams, LPC
S3 Episode 17: Cultivating Leadership Skills
S3 Episode 17: Cultivating Leadership Skills
S3 Episode 17: Cultivating Leadership Skills
Thursday 2nd October 2025
Explore leadership skills with Calvin Williams. Discover how integrity, courage, and communication can transform your daily interactions.
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27 minutes
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Calvin C Williams, LPC
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Episode Overview
- Leadership is about influence, not titles.
- Integrity and courage are foundational leadership traits.
- Communication is key to effective leadership.
- Self-discipline and consistency lead to lasting impact.
- Servant leadership focuses on helping others succeed.
"Leadership isn't just about titles. It's about influence."
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? Calvin Williams, a Licensed Professional Counselor, takes us on a fascinating exploration of leadership skills in everyday life. Forget the corner office; leadership is all about influence, whether you're a parent guiding your child through homework or a co-worker lending a hand.
Calvin breaks down John Maxwell's and Simon Sinek's leadership philosophies, showing how character traits like integrity, courage, and communication are crucial not just in boardrooms but in our daily interactions. Through engaging stories and practical advice, Calvin highlights how everyone can cultivate these skills, no matter their role. You'll laugh, reflect, and perhaps rethink what it means to be a leader. Leadership isn't a sprint; it's a marathon of small, consistent actions that lead to big changes.
So, grab your coffee and join the session on the Counselor's Couch, where leadership is less about titles and more about trust and character.