ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What kind of leader are you becoming through your everyday choices?
Scott Montgomery and Linda Misegadis close out the How You Go There workbook series by exploring the connection between management, leadership, and personal growth.
Through Scott’s story of being disqualified during a 70.3 Ironman race, they discuss how an unexpected setback can become an opportunity to lead with intention—and why your example matters far beyond the workplace.
The conversation also explores the workbook’s Manager vs. Leader exercise, identifying your top three leadership elements, and developing the emotional intelligence skills that help you build trust and support others.
Whether you’re leading a team, raising a family, or working on your own growth, this episode invites you to consider how your habits, communication, and values shape the example you set.
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EPISODE TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Welcome to How You Go There
00:29 Bringing the workbook series together through leadership
02:30 Manager vs. leader: consistency, trust, and growth
04:45 Leadership beyond job titles
07:25 Scott’s race disqualification and a lesson in self-leadership
10:41 Sponsor message: Worldgate LLC
11:27 Leadership as the sum of your everyday choices
13:04 Workbook exercises: Manager vs. Leader and My Top Three
14:44 Knowing when to step back from conflict
15:21 Why trust and communication matter
16:25 Giving others space to develop
18:15 Emotional intelligence and leadership
19:28 Building relationships at work
21:57 Leadership takes ongoing practice
23:02 Three leadership takeaways
24:25 Habits, peak performance, and next steps
25:51 Share, subscribe, and connect
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Produced by LJM Productions.
