Craig T. Owens

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What do you want people to remember about your leadership? It’s an easy question to overlook, but striving to be remembered well can help you to be a better leader every day. In today’s episode Greg and I discuss the attributes of a memorable leader and reminisce about past leaders in our lives.

• [0:00] Introduction 
• [0:42] Here’s a really important leadership question to contemplate about your legacy.
• [1:53] Memorable leaders give us freedom to use our gifting.
• [3:48] We debate going negative.
• [4:07] Memorable leaders believe in us.
• [7:10] Memorable leaders are calm in turbulent times.
• [8:16] Memorable leaders love us enough to tell us the truth.
• [10:20] Memorable leaders show us a preferable end goal.
• [11:22] Memorable leaders are complimentary.
• [12:46] Memorable leaders let us take the victory lap for the wins, but they take the blame for the losses.
• [13:29] Memorable leaders give us grace for second chances.
• [15:16] What’s one word we would like on our epitaph?
• [17:59] Memorable leaders have an abundance mindset.
• [18:41] How do you start becoming a memorable leader today?
• [22:14] People are watching how you, as a leader, treat others.
• [22:53] The value of a coach is so impactful for leaders who want to become more memorable.