What makes a great leader? Is it the ability to inspire devotion or meticulous attention to management details? Or does leadership look more like a learning process, a journey? Today’s episode features a captivating conversation with Aaron Butler, the COO of Carter Connections and a leader in the Jacksonville community. Aaron, like all of us, isn't perfect, but his dedication to continuous learning and leadership development is both inspiring and commendable. Through humility, lifelong growth, and a community of accountability partners, he has become a responsible leader who builds up other leaders. Leadership requires a shared, strong vision to make an impact. Aaron’s experience and intentional perspective help others realize their leadership potential. Join us for this incredible episode, where we’ll discuss the essence of leadership and the process of becoming a leader who inspires and learns from their community.
Podcast Notes
(16:10) Aarone defines leadership
(20:52) Aaron explains how he sees blame & shame in his role
(23:30) Aaron tells about a humbling apology and his learning experience
(27:15) Aaron discusses the importance of vision in leadership
(51:53) Aaron discusses his transition to servant leadership
(59:15) The role of time management in leadership
Podcast Mentions
It's Not Just What You Say...
The Power of Servant Leadership
The Servant-Leader Within
The Wisdom of the Bullfrog Leadership made simple (But Not Easy)
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