Thu, 28 June 2018
Gary Pinkerton is joined today by Air Force veteran B-52 bomber pilot Ken Pasch, author of On Course: Become a Great Leader & Soar!, about Ken's journey to become a leader and some of the myths that accompany the idea of leadership. When Ken originally was put in a leadership position, he quickly realized that he didn't really know how to do it effectively. Fortunately, leadership is a skill you can learn and improve, and Ken did just that. Now Ken runs Ki Visions and helps develop the leaders of tomorrow. Key Takeaways: [7:59] How Ken joined the Air Force and what he did when he first got in [12:03] After flying the B-52 in Vietnam Ken changed paths for the rest of his career [14:09] When Ken realized his leadership style needed to change [18:11] Everything Ken read was about what a great leader is, not how to become a great leader. Then, one day, he found a way to connect the dots. [20:50] You need to look at what's holding you back internally and externally [24:36] Leadership is a process [27:07] Leaders aren't just born, and they don't have to be the amazingly charismatic type either [29:55] The myth of thinking you're a leader just because you're in a leadership position Website: |
