I’ve often said on this podcast that some of the truest tests of leadership happen during a crisis.
But even if you’re someone who thrives in high-stakes situations, there is inevitably what I’ll call, “the drop.” You can only run at full steam for so long … Trust me.
So, what would you do if your job was to manage a crisis that was never-ending?
That kind of leadership is unique and it’s something my guest, Brad Stewart, has in spades.
Brad is the Chief Operating Officer of the North Texas Food Bank, which last year alone provided nearly 100 Million meals for people experiencing food insecurity.
They have been on the frontline of the hunger crisis for almost 40 years, but even they were surprised by the scale of need we would experience in our communities. And still, they persevered.
Brad and I discuss his journey to servant leadership, the lessons to be learned by taking risks, and the resilience that can be built when a team steps up together.
Enjoy the show!
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