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Results On Purpose

The Results On Purpose podcast delivers entrepreneurial and leadership wisdom in small bites of a few minutes at a time.

Podcast · By Jeff Garrison · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Episode 59 - The Second Leadership Leap (opens the original)

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    Episode Overview Most companies know there’s a leadership leap when a topperformer becomes a manager. But what happens when a successful manager is promoted to senior leadership? That transition requires an entirely different set of skills, and many organizations never prepare leaders for it. In this episode, Jeff Garrison explores the often-overlooked "second leadership leap" that occurs when managers step into senior leadership roles. While the first leap is moving from doingthe work to managi

  2. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Why Trust Doesn't Come First (opens the original)

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    Most leaders think trust is something you build first. Butwhat if trust is actually the result of something deeper? In this episode of the Results On Purpose Podcast, Jeffchallenges a common leadership assumption and explores why trust doesn't emerge from team-building exercises or good intentions. Instead, trust grows when people genuinely believe they are working toward a shared Mission and operatingwithin a clear Mindset that defines how they treat one another. Drawing on experiences from lea

  3. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    The Employee You're Afraid to Confront is a Leadership Problem (opens the original)

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    Most leaders know they have an employee whose behavior is creating friction. The challenge is that the person is also one of their top performers. Their results are strong. Their technical skills are undeniable. And because of that, leaders often convince themselves to wait, tolerate the behavior, or hope it gets better on its own.In this episode of the Results On Purpose Podcast, Jeff Garrison shares three real-world examples of high-performing employees whose mindset and behavior were damaging

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