Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series .. On this episode, we talk with Leader, Consultant & Author Brad Dude .. From his base in New Orleans, he got into stories from his 40+ years of leadership, management and consulting in 30+ countries & territories. He has taught leadership
In this episode of The Sanity Project Podcast, host Joanne Victoria interviews multi time author Brad Dude. They discuss Brad’s transition from non-fiction to fiction writing, the difference between leaders and managers, the role of millennials in management positions, and the importance of leadership in starting a business. Brad also explains the concept of temperament and
“You don’t have to be “the boss” to be a leader.” – Brad Dude Today’s featured bonus author is a grandfather, husband, speaker, facilitator, leadership trainer, and international organizational development consultant, Brad Dude. Brand and I had a chat about his books, what it was like writing a fiction novel after years of publishing nonfiction
Brad Dude My new novel, “Finding Eden,” is an action/adventure about African, Middle Eastern, and South Asian migrants and asylum-seekers searching for a safe homeland and encountering a number of challenges along the way. It also asks the question, “What are our responsibilities for providing a safe place for people to live-Brad Dude was born in
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We are looking forward to hearing from a great author….Brad Dude will be talking about his novel “Finding Eden”.
FINDING EDEN is an award winning screenplay. “Captured along with 30 female asylum-seekers by modern-day pirates on a remote utopian island, Captain Anna Kruger struggles to escape while her rescue ship’s crew attempts to unite warring African, Arab and Asian villages to mount a rescue.” Apple podcast – https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/wildsound-the-film-podcast/id1406973270?i=1000539021865
Many leaders are thrown into leadership positions and from day one, they are expected to hit the ground running. Most do not receive training until they have already been a manager, serving as a leader, for on average 7 – 9 years. This puts many leaders at a disadvantage as they struggle through, trying to
Quick! I Need to be a Leader in 30 Days with Brad Dude Is it possible to go from feeling like a babysitter to a leader in 30 days? Many lawyers and small entrepreneurs struggle with leadership. Being good at the technical aspects of their work does not guarantee they have the experience or skills