In this episode of The Last 10%, host Dallas Burnett interviews Tony Miltenberger, an author, executive coach, veteran podcaster, and pastor. They discuss Tony's diverse experiences from military deployments to resilient family-building and his personal journey through life's challenges. The conversation highlights the importance of embracing wounds to unlock leadership potential, integrating core values into daily life, and the profound impact of vulnerability and faith. Tony underscores the power of identifying and understanding personal wounds for improved self-awareness and leadership effectiveness. The episode is a deep dive into conscious leadership, emotional intelligence, and practical wisdom for leaders striving to make a meaningful impact.

Check out Tony's new book: Wisdom in the Wound

Follow Tony on Instagram: @TWMILT

In this episode of The Last 10%, host Dallas Burnett interviews Dr. Megan Matthews Buning, a former All American SEC softball star and current clinical associate professor at Florida State University (FSU). Megan shares her journey from playing and coaching softball to becoming a certified mental performance consultant. They discuss Megan’s struggles with self-awareness, mentorship importance, and how she motivates others to handle pressure and self-doubt. Megan also touches on her unique role as a horse therapy owner, revealing her dedication to community service through her therapeutic horse, Valentino. This inspiring conversation offers valuable insights for leaders, coaches, and anyone looking to improve their mental toughness and performance.

Connect with Dr. Buning on X: https://x.com/DrBuning

Connect with Dr. Buning on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-m-buning/

Connect with the therapy horse on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/apalinval

Host Dallas Burnett shares updates on the podcast's achievements, including increased listenership and the expansion into new countries. Burnett announces the launch of a new performance management system, called Perform, which integrates with a coaching system for a holistic approach to performance improvement. Additionally, the podcast team has acquired a large US publishing company, leading to the creation of a podcast network. The episode features a 'best of' compilation of clips from previous episodes with guests Jason Harris, Coach Mitchell, Christopher Beth, Stacey Hanke, Marlene Chism, and Evan Mawarire. Each guest offers insights on various topics including leadership, discipline, conflict management, effective communication, and personal success stories.

In this episode of The Last 10%, host Dallas Burnett interviews Jason Hreha, a behavioral scientist and author of the book 'Real Change.' Jason shares his journey from studying neuroscience at Stanford to pioneering behavioral science teams at Walmart and leading his company, Persona. He discusses the limitations of academic behavioral science and the importance of practical, applied approaches. Jason also highlights the significance of personalized habit formation and the impact of proper recruitment on organizational culture and performance. The conversation delves into remote work dynamics, comparing them to in-office environments, and offers actionable advice for leaders managing remote teams.

Check out Jason's Book on Amazon: Real Change

In this episode of The Last 10%, host Dallas Burnett sits down with Andrew Wittman, a former Marine turned resilience coach, to discuss his journey and expertise. Wittman, who has served as a police officer, federal agent, and author of 'Inner Armor Perpetual Resilience,' shares fascinating stories from his career protecting top political figures and training elite warriors. They delve into the concept of mental toughness, methods for building resilience, and specific strategies like 'suspending disbelief.' Wittman also touches on his time working with high-profile individuals such as Hillary Clinton and Benjamin Netanyahu, and offers practical advice for leaders looking to unlock the last 10% of their capabilities.

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Welcome to an engaging episode of The Last 10%! Today, host Dallas Burnett is joined by Brett Hogeveen, co-founder of Better Culture, to discuss the importance of workplace culture and his innovative 20 tenets for building thriving teams. Brett shares his journey from working in a top-ranked company to creating tools for improving corporate culture from the ground up. The conversation dives into key attitudes and behaviors for employees, the role of leaders in maintaining a positive work environment, and actionable strategies for fostering an upbeat, collaborative culture. Don't miss this insightful discussion on unlocking the last 10% of your organizational culture.

Brett also offers listeners a free resource to kickstart cultural improvements in their organizations and highlights the valuable lessons learned from his father's emphasis on positive workplace environments at: www.betterculture.com/last10.

In this episode of 'The Last 10%', host Dallas Burnett welcomes Evan Mawarire, a Zimbabwean pastor known for his leadership in the 'This Flag' movement against the dictatorship of Robert Mugabe. Evan shares his incredible journey from recording a viral rant in his church office to mobilizing a national uprising. He discusses the challenges of facing hyperinflation, the courage to lead non-violent resistance, and the trials of imprisonment. Despite facing immense danger, Evan's journey is a testament to the power of conviction, courage, and collective action. His story underscores the importance of showing up, leading by example, and empowering others to fight for justice and change. Evan continues to inspire as an author and motivational speaker.

Connect with Evan Mawarire - https://www.evanmawarire.org/

In this episode of 'Last 10%,' host Dallas Burnett interviews Kelly Harrison, a retired Navy commanding officer, decorated helicopter pilot, and founder of Mindfully Crafted Solutions. The discussion centers on her incredible career, including a harrowing helicopter crash and the leadership lessons she learned from her experiences. Kelly shares insights on the importance of technical expertise, the value of relationships, and the transition from military to civilian life. The episode also explores how businesses can better support veterans and the role of executive coaching in professional development.

Connect with Kelly - LinkedIn

Learn more about: Mindfully Crafted Solutions

Charities for Veterans: Beneath the Service and The COMMIT Foundation