# Kevin Neal

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Janelle St. John: Redefining Purpose, Home, and Leadership in Englewood

Imagine a nonprofit that refuses to just “serve a neighborhood” and instead decides to belong to it—this conversation unpacks what that really looks like in Englewood. In this episode, Kevin and Janelle St. John discuss: Discovering purpose through public service and nonprofit work Defining “h ...

Dr. K.D. Neal: Closing the Leadership Gap Between Authority and Influence

Most organizations promote their best performers into leadership—and then wonder why morale, engagement, and results start to crumble. In this episode, you’ll discover the costly “leadership gap” between authority and influence, and what truly distinguishes a manager from a leader. In this epis ...

Dr. K.D. Neal: Influence Over Title – The Real Currency of Leadership

When leadership is reduced to titles and corner offices, organizations quietly bleed money, morale, and talent. In this episode, discover what truly drives influence, how to spot the hidden costs of poor leadership, and practical strategies to close the leadership gap before it widens. In this ...

Dr. K.D. Neal: Closing the Leadership Gap with Everyday Influencers

Discover why leadership failures are costing the world trillions—and how everyday influencers, not just those with titles, can close the gap. This episode breaks down practical ways to build a culture of development, appreciation, and healthy influence across businesses, nonprofits, schools, and ...

Dr. David Docusen: Neighborliness, Courage, and the Cost of Real Leadership

What if the key to stronger leadership isn’t control, but becoming a better neighbor? In this episode, Dr. David Docusen unpacks how curiosity, courage, and neighborliness can transform how we lead, love, and build diverse communities. In this episode, Kevin and Dr. David Docusen discuss: Orig ...

Phillip Bogolub: When Doing More With Less Starts Breaking People

Every organization loves the phrase "do more with less" — until the people become the resource being spent. This conversation digs into where that math breaks, why the hero leader is a single point of failure, and the one question that reveals whether your leadership is a strength or a liability ...

Keymara Piquant: Leading Without a Title — The Power of Influence in Student Affairs

What if the most important leaders on campus don't have an executive title at all? Keymara Piquant, Student Affairs Coordinator at the Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine, explains how influence, calm, and compassion help future doctors become confident leaders. In this episode, Kevin and K ...

Stephanie Carlo: Designing Leadership Through Empathy and Imagination

What can fashion design teach us about leading through uncertainty? Explore how imagination, experimentation, and empathy can help people move beyond fear, find their own voice, and build stronger communities. In this episode, Kevin and Stephanie Carlo discuss: Empathy as a leadership strength ...

Lawrence Coval: The Leadership Skills We Forgot to Teach

What if leadership development has focused too much on how leaders feel—and not enough on the skills their teams need? This conversation explores how curiosity, competence, and a commitment to others’ success can turn authority into trust. In this episode, Kevin and Lawrence Coval discuss: The ...

Dr. Ebony Anderson: Lead Yourself First, Then Lift Others

What does it take to help students thrive—and to lead without relying on a title? Dr. Ebony Anderson shares how self-leadership, intentional collaboration, and a commitment to “reach back” can reshape the student experience. In this episode, Kevin and Dr. Ebony Anderson discuss: Empowerment an ...