In this episode of LLI, Chad Veach discusses the critical leadership skill of discernment and why great leaders must learn to recognize both what is harmful and what is beneficial. Drawing from biblical principles and practical leadership experience, Chad explores how to identify key people and opportunities, spot inconsistencies between words and actions, h ... Show More
May 21
Why Kindness Matters In Leadership
In this episode of LLI, Chad Veach discusses the ideas behind what it truly means to lead with kindness in a world that often equates leadership with control, pressure, and performance. He unpacks how kindness is not softness, but a powerful, intentional posture that builds trust ... Show More
10m 23s
Oct 2018
44 - Ya gotta be best homies with yourself
<p>In this episode, I talk about why, at the end of the day, you need to be best homies with yourself. I think a lot of us lose sight of that as we get absorbed in our relationships or our careers or our passions so in this episode I give one practical idea to help.</p> <p> Follo ... Show More
18m 54s
Aug 2025
Confidence, Passion Projects & Pretty Privilege
On this week's episode, we dive into pretty privilege, confidence, and how these dynamics shape friendships, relationships, and situationships. A candid conversation on self-worth, navigating connections, and owning your presence.
37m 17s
Feb 2021
Find out how these roller-skating women are using their wheels to push for progress
This is a long read taken from The Red Bulletin magazine. It’s about a group of all-female roller skaters who are taking control of the skateparks of Athens, in the face of a skate scene that’s still largely dominated by men. Chicks in Bowls, Athens meet regularly to skate, expre ... Show More
14m 19s
Feb 2022
Why a siloed approach to ESG won't fly in 2022
<p>In this episode of the ESG Insider podcast, we explore a key theme emerging at the center of the ESG movement in 2022: That's the idea that environmental, social and governance factors should not be considered in isolation, but rather should be understood in relation to each o ... Show More
14m 33s