Leadership calls for a particular scope of intelligence, as leading a group of people to achieve a certain goal involves planning, innovating, and managing. Most of the time, leaders have this trait, but unlocking your genius and applying it in the right way is something many people miss. Exploring this topic with Dr. Tracey Jones is international best-selling author Michael Gelb. They talk about how geniuses must adjust their visions on a level everyone can understand, why rest is a significant part of success despite intense working days, and how to break away from unrewarding habits. Michael also looks back on the life of a real-life genius Leonardo da Vinci and explains why every aspiring leader must have a dream team of mentors to look up to.

With the internet making the world smaller and smaller every single day, people from all over have been able to exchange thoughts on the most trending topics with ease. For a leader to be effective, knowing the proper balance between opinions and social media is necessary. Speaker and author Katie Bulmer stresses the importance of this with Dr. Tracey Jones as they discuss how every opinion must always be partnered with responsibility, how to digest the online world full of personal thoughts, and why every voice must be heard, even those that consider themselves irrelevant. Katie also shares some tips on using social media in the most rewarding way and why self-encouragement is the strongest form of motivation you can get for yourself.

Every leader knows the burden of handling a lot of people and making them work together effectively. Team building is easier said than done, even if a definite objective is in place. Dr. Tracey Jones talks with speaker and author Tony Boquet about what makes leading a team more effective, such as learning how to adjust your goals depending on the people you work with and how to discover your own vision by having a clear idea of your location first. Tony also explains why strong motivation is the only way to change people and how weariness can be eliminated through the people around you – especially your family.

At certain times, leaders will find themselves at the crossroads that require them to make game-changing decisions. Whatever the decision may be, you may still face questions from various members of your team, and accepting criticism is usually a challenging task. Even if it's for the greater good, sacrifices are sometimes needed. Nonprofit executive professional Dr. Rob Harter explores this gut-wrenching part of leadership and explains how such situations can still be welcomed as chances for further learning and understanding. Sitting with Dr. Tracey Jones, Dr. Harter shares some tips on time management and how he keeps his routine as fresh and interesting as possible.

If you strive to lead in the most inspiring and effective way possible, gathering all your strength and taking a huge jump is needed. Those who want to lead must realize how huge the role they are going to play but still do everything in their power to stay within their vision and values. Dr. Tracey Jones is joined by international best-selling author Bob Burg on talking about the secrets of strong leadership. They go deep on how to go after dreams that are much bigger than anything else, achieving the dedication of non-quitters, keeping yourself in “learning mode,” and maintaining a constant character that can touch others.

The world is rapidly changing, particularly in terms of technology, and it has brought upon significant changes in business and marketing. That's why adapting in leadership is a must today, and you must be up on your feet to deal with digital advancements and innovations in working with a team. Dr. Tracey Jones talks to speaker and author Mark Amtower, dubbed as the Godfather of Government Marketing. Mark believes that every leader must continuously adapt to handling relationships with other leaders and know how or when to repurpose their strategies according to the internet's current rules. Otherwise, they will be left behind and completely fail to inspire others.

When we have entrepreneurs around us, we could take advice from them and learn from their professional journeys. Dr. Tracey Jones discusses the importance of learning from mentors with Rod Santomassimo of The Massimo Show. In this conversation, they talk about loving work and enjoying life to the fullest. They also talk about self-efficacy, resilience, tenacity, and adaptive capacity as the most important factors in being an effective leader. Tune into this podcast episode, take wonderful leadership skills’ enhancement advice and learn to grow your own business.

Though bound by a specific goal and vision, people within a team do not necessarily uphold the same ideals or attitudes. This makes leadership in diversity one of the most challenging aspects of directing a group towards a common goal. Despite this, the Founder of Women's Wisdom Network, Terri Murphy, believes that knowing every individual member of the team and understanding where they are coming from is key in unlocking the best leader in yourself. She shares with Dr. Tracey Jones why judging people is the last thing every leader should be doing, how to find your own co-leaders instead of followership, and why you must never push yourself past your limits just to be productive.

In servant leadership, those who rise above the rest are not only expected to provide instruction and approval from their members. More importantly, they are also the ones who go way beyond their usual duties to work hand-in-hand with their team, and therefore discover their needs, understand their struggles, and appreciate their hard work. Leadership expert Dr. Ken Blanchard believes this is the most effective form of leadership, as it makes them more approachable, relatable, and grounded in reality. He talks with Dr. Tracey Jones about how serving others can result in charismatic leaders, as well as the concept of one-minute redirects, the importance of humility, and how to commit to a particular goal without wearing yourself out.

The two most important words are influence and impact. What are you influencing and how lasting is your impact? On today’s podcast, Dr. Tracey Jones brings on Dr. Nido Qubein to share his insights on the subject of leadership. Dr. Qubein is President of High Point University and led its extraordinary transformation. Under his leadership, HPU has experienced tremendous growth, including more than tripling their enrollment, expanding their campus from 90 to 500 acres, establishing six new academic schools and so much more. Dr. Qubein talks about the responsibilities of a leader in influencing change and creating impact in our world. He also shares the habits that help him stay on point and focused.

Being at the top as a leader is quite easy, but understanding people can be quite tricky. Of course, you will work with people of the same ideals and goals, but some will go in the opposite direction. So how can you put them together? For speaker and trainer Chad Hyams, discovering the right ways to appreciate, motivate, and direct the people within your team is a huge factor in becoming an effective and inspiring leader. Together with host Dr. Tracy Jones, Chad shares the secrets of gaining an authentic following, the benefits of multitasking, and why aiming to be at your healthiest is the best vision you can have.

There's nothing that sparks leadership than when in a crisis. As a leader, you need to be resilient and the only way to build that is to face problems. Learn how to spark your tremendous leadership as Dr. Tracey Jones joins Dave Pamah of the Dave Pamah Show to talk about her newest book, SPARK. Learn how Tracey took up the Tremendous Leadership business after her father. Discover what SPARK means and how you can build leaders out of it. Know that in a time of crisis, your intrinsic drive will guide you through it. Join in on the conversation and learn how to bring the best out of yourself.

There’s a big difference between being a leader and the act of leadership. On today’s show, Tracey Jones joins Dan Moore of The Action Catalyst Podcast to discuss what the differences are and shares her story and how she learned to lead tremendously. From the book she read at the age of eight, to the time she spent in the military and to now successfully handling and growing her father’s business, Tracey shares her lifelong journey of learning about the real meaning behind leadership. She also explains the creative continuum and reveals why influence is the key to moving your team and your business forward. Learn how to become a better leader and grow a better business by staying relevant and continually innovating.

Everyone wishes they could land their dream job. Not everyone is lucky enough to get there, however. Sometimes we have to work at non-dream jobs. That doesn’t mean it has to be a bad experience! In this episode, Tracey Jones is asked a pivotal question by the host of the Get Yourself the Job podcast, Jennifer Hill: “How do you survive your non-dream job?” We get solid advice from Tracey on dealing with micromanaging bosses and challenging colleagues. Tune in and get more tips on surviving a job that is far from ideal.

The world has changed a lot but bridging the gap between meaningful work and employer expectations is a skill that stays as relevant as ever. As a leader, engaging employees should be one of the things on top of your mind. Dr. Tracey joins Denise Griffitts on the Your Partner in Success podcast to have a conversation about engaging employees in the age of millennials. They talk about what they consider success rituals for business growth. Learn more about exceptional leadership and the traits we need for the path to success as the workforce becomes more competitive than ever.

Do you want to develop your leadership skills? You’ll want to check out Dr. Tracey Jones’ book entitled A Message to Millenials. It’s a guidebook for individuals who want to develop their leadership skills. In this episode, Dr. Tracey comes in as a guest in Sania Jamil’s podcast The Journey to Success. Dr. Tracey shares with Sania about how the books you read, the people you meet, and your positive emotionality, help to hone your leadership skills. If you want a glimpse of the abundant wisdom you’ll read in A Message to Millenials, then this episode’s for you. Remember, the only person that's responsible for your personal development is you. So tune in!