
In each episode, we are going to work to give you one easy to understand concept and tell you at least one story that illustrates the concept being put into practice. The concept will be easy to understand, but it will require your very best self and a good deal of practice over time if you are going to implement it.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode, Trisha and Mac begin their series on leadership responses to build health by exploring two foundational practices for leadership: focusing on self rather than others, and choosing integrity over unity. Together, they unpack how anxie... more
Do we love people by tolerating their terrible behavior? How do we stop demonizing people who get in our way? What about when I am the one who is sabotaging change?
In our conversation with Steve Cuss, author of Managing Leadership Anxiety: Yours a... more
In this episode, Trisha and Nate talk about how to get the most out of a coaching relationship. They explore what makes coaching effective, why it requires active participation, and how clients can show up in ways that lead to real growth. From setti... more
*This episode was originally published in July, 2023.
In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Chuck DeGroat to talk about the natural reactivity we have to anxiety. We've talked a lot about fight and flight, conflict and distancing, but we don't alwa... more
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I found this podcast by accident and when I listened to the first episode it resonated so deeply, I contacted Trisha. After 20 years of church ministry, I finally have a clergy coach who understands church systems and helps me chart a course for action and evaluate the outcomes. The podcast covers many topics that are applicable to church systems and provides guidance and insight for variety of situations. I’m grateful I found TLJ.
As a rookie in ministry, I would not have been able to stay the course as effectively without the wise counsel of Jim and Trisha. I’m thankful to be coached by them through The Leader’s Journey, and also tune in to each podcast as it’s released. One-to-one, I’ve experienced them to be people of the highest integrity, who lead with grit, authenticity, candor and kindness — and this so clearly carries over into their podcast discussions. If you’re in need of guidance, wisdom and practical skills a... more
This podcast is not just for leaders but for anyone seeking to grow their emotional maturity and capacity to live their best possible life. Words cannot express how invaluable this podcast has been to me as a husband, pastor, and human being. There are several episodes I have listened to a half-dozen times, and I have shared them with my wife, my church team, and friends on numerous occasions. Jim and Trisha are wise, funny, and deeply faithful people. It is very clear that their wisdom grows fr... more
I’ve been learning from Jim and Trisha since before they formed The Leader’s Journey. It’s a continued delight to get to learn from them with each new podcast. Their “simple but complex leadership principles” help me remember the kind of leader I want to be. They help me stay curious about what’s going on in my systems and how I want to show up. Their guests are equally insightful. The conversations continually ground me and encourage me. I never feel less-than (or that anyone else is less-than)... more
Each episode featured a complex but simple leadership principle that gets built out in ways that are both transformational and practical. I never miss an episode.
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This show blends practical leadership principles with timeless spiritual and relational insights. Across episodes, listeners hear how organizational culture, transparent communication, emotional intelligence, and systems thinking shape healthier teams—whether in business, church, or community settings. Guests range from leadership coaches and pastors to authors and spiritual directors, offering real-world stories and actionable frameworks. A standout throughline is the emphasis on humility, curiosity, and grounded ethics as foundations for lasting change.
What makes the show noteworthy is its steady focus on integrating personal growth with organizational impact, plus a willingness to tackle hard topics (trust, accountability, disability i... more
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