In Part 2 of our conversation with Adrian Koehler, Founder and Senior Partner at Take New Ground, we explore the deeper facets of leadership and personal growth. Adrian shares his philosophy on why true leadership isn’t about convincing others but about asking the right questions and challenging the status quo. Join us as we delve into why people often resist help, the significance of understanding one's professional gauge, and the importance of new questions not new answers. Adrian also offers practical advice on how to have the courage to confront difficult truths and make meaningful changes.

Join Adrian Koehler, the Founder and Senior Partner at Take New Ground, for a captivating discussion on leadership and the unique connections it shares with whiskey and jazz. Join us as we enjoy a Twisted Grapefruit Topo Chico and Peerless Double Oaked Bourbon while diving into Adrian's fascinating background and perspectives on leadership as both an art and a science. Whether you’re a seasoned leader or just starting out, this episode offers a fresh take on what it means to guide others and how seemingly unrelated elements can enhance your leadership style.

Get ready for more bold insights every Friday! In Part 2, Adrian Koehler dives deeper into the psychology of leadership, the courage to ask tough questions, and why it's not about having the right answers, but asking the right questions. Don’t miss this powerful continuation

Carl Ray dives deeper into the world of music and leadership. He shares his passion for jazz and country music, the musicians who inspire him, and the unique power of music to convey what words cannot. Carl also discusses the challenges of staying true to his country roots, the connection between leadership and music, and the importance of authenticity in his craft. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in how music and leadership intertwine to create meaningful connections and lasting impact.

Country music artist Carl Ray to explores the unique intersection of whiskey, country music, and leadership. From Carl's first sip of whiskey to the story of how they met, the conversation flows through Carl's journey as an artist, the wisdom he's gained along the way, and the powerful connection between music, jazz, and leadership. Tune in for an engaging and insightful discussion that blends culture, creativity, and leadership in a way only Carl Ray can deliver.

Cherise P., CMO of Eckspansion Media and GRAMMY U Mentor, we delve deeper into the leadership philosophies that guide her. Cherise emphasizes the importance of recognizing the efforts of those working behind the scenes and introduces her "invisible board of directors" We discuss the leadership principles of Jesus and what it means to lead with courage. Cherise also reflects on the wisdom of her elders and the importance of standing on the legacy they’ve built. This episode is a powerful exploration of leadership, legacy, and the truth that drives successful leaders to inspire those around them.

CMO of Eckspansion Media and GRAMMY U Mentor, Cherise P., joins us to explore her journey and the leadership principles that have shaped her career. Cherise shares personal stories about the importance of knowing your family's history and how it influences leadership. We dive into the metaphor of whiskey, jazz, and leadership, and discuss why getting started, even if it means filtering through bad ideas, is crucial to success. Cherise also opens up about the lessons she’s learned from her Uncle Billy and how humility plays a vital role in leadership. Whether you're sipping water like Cherise or enjoying a Blood Oath Pact #1 with Galen, this episode is packed with wisdom, inspiration, and actionable insights for leaders at every stage.

DeRochelle Coleman, Vice President of Production at Fuse Advertising and Co-Owner of Shock City Studios, dives deep into leadership lessons and the world of music. We discuss the timeless fundamentals of leadership, the critical role of passion and obsession in mastering any craft, and how to identify potential in budding musicians. DeRochelle also shares stories from his own career, including his Emmy nomination, a memorable cognac experience, and his family's jazz heritage. The episode explores the influence of Nina Simone, DeRochelle's "invisible board of directors," and the courage needed in the music industry. Tune in for a rich conversation blending music and leadership insights.

DeRochelle Coleman, Vice President of Production at Fuse Advertising and Co-Owner of Shock City Studios. Dive into DeRochelle's journey into jazz, his admiration for legends like Charlie Parker, and the intriguing connections between whiskey, jazz, and leadership. Whether you're a jazz aficionado or a leadership enthusiast, this conversation offers a rich blend of insights and inspirations.