Timeout With Leaders

Episode 26 Timeout with Joe Rulison ”Celebrating Employees Consistently”

What can stop Joe Rulison, the founder and CEO of three + one...... the answer is NOTHING, not even going blind while starting a business!!! We had a ball listening to Joe's journey to success. Joe didn't say the word "I" the entire episode when talking about accomplishments. We wondered how Joe built an unstoppable force at three+one and the quote that stood out to us was, "the hardest part about three+one is getting into three+one." 

We learned everything from Joe's favorite superhero to how his puppy became famous overnight... "Eddie The River Golden Doodle."

Have an awesome Friday y'all and enjoy Joe's ahead of the pack leadership skills we get to talk about! 

 

Episode 25: Timeout with Brother Ernie Paniccioli ”Learn to Laugh”

"If you haven't gotten your picture taken by Brother Ernie then you ain't Hip-Hop"

 

At first, we were blown away by Ernie's portfolio of pictures & relationships he had of Tupac, Biggie, Chuck D, Mike Tyson, P. Diddy, Nas, Snoop Dog, Ice Cube, LL Cool J, Wu-Tang Clan and so many more... the list does not end.  Ernie's energy and wisdom immediately steered our conversation to only about Ernie as we had a LOT to learn... we were no longer curious about the icons he took photos of and we focused on how iconic Ernie was. 

 

His view on the universe and focus on energy was more than insightful, we couldn't stop asking Ernie questions on life!!! Ernie said "Energy cannot be either created or destroyed" and this made us more aware that no matter what we are doing we are putting off positive or negative energy. We must put in more than we take out in the universe, when we can learn to laugh it helps us to put FEAR into perspective. 

 

Stop focusing on the result and focus on the DOING.

Episode 24: Timeout With Anne Wilder ”Be Quick to Ask for Help”

Episode 24: Anne Wilder CEO of Coordinated Care Services Inc. joins Tyler & Kevyn 

Right from the opening whistle Anne spoke from the heart and painted a real mural of what it is like to work for a compassionate and collaborative leader. Anne shares that her first mission was to create a type of environment where people LOVED to work. She shares her keys to creating a sound people infrastructure, that will enable you will be more in tune with the constant evolution of culture.

When we feel safe to share our perspectives, collaboratively we can help each other problem-solve more effectively. Don't be afraid to ask for help in leadership, it shows you are human and together the company will grow stronger.

Timeout with Miisa Mink ”Failure is Gift”

We take a TIMEOUT with our first international guest on "Timeout with Leaders" the one and ONLY Miisa Mink, Founder & Chief Do-er at Driven Women!

 

Miisa is a woman who is changing the world by empowering other women to lead the best lives they can and to build up the courage to overcome their fear standing in the way of the "dream that they would never tell anyone."  Sometimes taking that first step is the hardest, but becomes a little less scary when we know the "ground is always there to catch you."

 

Life is a journey we grow and become more aware of as time goes on, how we are able to view and learn from defeat, failure, and challenges is key to unlocking our true potential. 

 

Don't just be a thinker, be a DO-ER, to stand up for what you believe and value! Corporations are evolving and could be well suited to tap into the "female values" to lead them out of the crisis created when the scales are tipped too heavily in one direction. 

 

 

Timeout With Mike Faulkner: ”Leading a Double Bottom Line Business”

This week's guest on Timeout with Leaders, Mike Faulkner, CEO and President of WECO Manufacturing, lets us in on his secrets to unlocking a business's true potential, by focusing on a "Double Bottom Line." 

After meeting Mike, we knew within 30 seconds we had a very special guest on the show and got down to the nitty-gritty FAST with this talented leader in our community. Mike's a gentleman that simply has the "IT" factor we all hear and talk about. 

 

Mike nails down "staying in an aware state of leadership and not one based on EGO, meeting people where they are, and practices having an open mind and FEARS NOTHING! 

 

The most profound item we heard from Mike was about outcomes, "outcomes are just a gauge to tell us if we are doing the right things.... so focus on the inputs, not the outputs." 

 

If yall give this a listen you will find the key to success is a $19.95 "one-pager" with 4 key points that Mike has lived by and has proven by outshining his competition. 

Timeout with Brian Cuban - ”Recovery Out Loud”

"If I can help just 1 person for the day, I've done my job." - Brian Cuban

 

Since it's Recovery month we reached out to Brian Cuban and he graciously spent an hour with Kevyn & Tyler on Labor Day morning sharing his experience, strength and hope around his road to recovery. 

 

We are all recovering from something. Our muscles recover from workouts, our egos recover from humility, and in Brian's case, recovered from alcoholism, eating disorders, and cocaine addiction. 2-trips to the psych hospital. Jail. Law practice gone. 3 failed marriages. Brian, shares that is it ok to "recover out loud" and we all need to "break the stigma" to create more understanding around addiction and mental wellness. 

Brian is a leader just by sharing his story hoping to have that impact on just one person's life every day. 

 

 

Timeout with Peter Wallin- ”Fighting for Legitimacy, Turning to Legacy”

Tyler White and Kevyn Rustici take a TIMEOUT with Peter Wallin owner of Wallin Insurance who learned to skip the suit and tie early in his career, and just be himself was the best way to lead others. Peter discusses our fight for legitimacy early in life and how we start to turn our attention to our legacy over time. He also shares a story about a "cupcake shop" that many business owners can relate to and learn from. Eager to find some "thought partners" who are there as a sounding board to share ideas and resolve challenges.

 

If we never think of failing, failure is never an option. Peter reminds us all it's ok to be "humble and hungry!" 

Timeout with Tyrone Muse "Be Yourself First"

Tyrone Muse, President/CEO of Visions FCU joins Timeout with Leaders to talk how he crossed over Jaime Foxx, learned from Jay Williams and why he loves cheering his team on from the bench. He learned from sports, what it is like to be on a team, he discusses how everyone has something to teach us and how it is more fun to watch others succeed than just himself. You will not want to miss this episode, as Ty had left Tyler and Kevyn speechless at times! Remember to always "be yourself first" when leading others. 

 

Timeout with Anne Constantino- "Lead with Love"

We were joined by Anne Constantino, CEO of Horizons Corporations, fighting on the fronts lines of another pandemic, mental health and addiction. Anne shares that this is becoming a crisis as rates reach all-time highs. Leading from a place of love has helped Anne over the last 28 years as CEO, and she knows when she needs to advocate for change to get the necessary resources to deliver for her employees and the 14,000 individuals they serve. 

Timeout with Swen Nater - "Let's See How Good We Can Get"

THE SWEN NATER, 2 Time NCAA National Champion and NBA All-Star joins Timeout with Leaders! Swen shares a bit about his childhood and how his time on the court with Coach John Wooden, the "Wizard of Westwood" playing behind Bill Walton had a profound impact on his life. Swen defined success as "success is the peace of mind which is a direct result of the self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to become the best in which you are capable." We all have ego's but most let their ego get in the way, therefore we must teach by doing and pushing others to "see how good you can get." In Swen's words, "You have taught until you have learned" and you "only learn by doing!"