The Lowe Standard Podcast

Taking a quick look at the recent events that have unraveled in Afghanistan and how it can create a mood of disappointment, but also showing, again, our need to learn from history. 

In this episode we look at examples of how one person can change the attitude and environment of everyone involved, using simple and good leadership principles. Take a couple of examples from history and my own recent experiences here in Korea.

In the episode I'll look at different ways that you can overcome a leadership vacuum and also prevent one. I'll use examples from history (of course) such as General Curtis LeMay and others to see how you fix or prevent a leadership void and help create an environment of trust.

Going through the aftermath of an incident at work, and seeing the different factors that led to it. 

In this episode we will discuss why leadership, a quick review of the book About Face and some key leadership principles mentioned, and then finish up with three key points from the COIN Field Manual to help get to know your people.

Recap of previous episodes and of what is coming up in the future!

In this episode we are going back to episode #2 and Ten Horsepower, and tying in what happened to that plane and crew into the bigger picture of what they were actually a part of, and how they played a crucial role, even in their sacrifice. Disclaimer, this is not the best edited episode! I promise to get better quality episodes out to you, the listener!

This will be my first podcast talking about leadership. In this episode, I am going to talk about what I feel is the first and most important principle in leadership, and that is getting to know your people! 

I want to break down a quote from Dr. Jordan Peterson and see how it applies to getting through life and being a better person. 

Taking a look into the courage, drama, and heroics of a B-17 crew after being hit over the skies of Germany in World War Two.