In this episode, Brian Becker joins the show for a thoughtful and grounded conversation on leadership, discipline, service, and what it really takes to build teams and organizations that last.

Brian reflects on his career journey, the mentors who shaped him, and the values that guided his leadership decisions over time. From personal accountability and operational excellence to the quiet strength of consistency, this discussion highlights the kind of leadership that isn’t flashy — but endures.

Throughout the conversation, Brian emphasizes the importance of trust, preparation, and showing up for people even when it’s uncomfortable. His perspective offers a refreshing reminder that sustainable leadership is built through habits, integrity, and a willingness to take responsibility.

This episode is especially valuable for leaders navigating growth, pressure, and long-term impact.

⏱ Timestamps

00:00 — Welcome and episode introduction

00:44 — Introducing Brian Becker

01:32 — Early career influences and discipline

03:18 — Learning leadership through responsibility

05:07 — Mentorship and earned trust

07:26 — The role of consistency in leadership

09:41 — Decision-making under pressure

12:05 — Accountability without ego

14:22 — Building strong teams over time

16:58 — Lessons learned from failure

19:31 — Leading through uncertainty

22:10 — Why preparation still matters

25:06 — Service-oriented leadership

27:44 — Staying grounded as responsibility grows

30:12 — Advice for emerging leaders

32:20 — Final reflections and closing

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