Picture it: For 25 years, you’ve been setting the example and influencing the trajectory — now it’s time to step back so the next generation can step up.
People you know & love are trusting you to handle this well.
Soon, the organization will be bumped by this change, and what’s inside will spill out.

This might be the defining moment of your leadership.
Ready or not, the time to say goodbye is here.

Mike Bullmore and Brett Wendle are both Christian men, husbands & fathers. Recently, Brett was installed as the new Senior Pastor of Crossway Community Church.
Which was a historic moment in the life of Crossway; a Senior Pastor transition hadn’t ever happened before.
Mike was the senior pastor for 25 years, which takes Crossway back to its first days in 1999.

This episode is about their leadership transition.

This episode honors the memory of Chris Booth—Patrick’s father, who passed away in 2023.

As an owner of multiple businesses, Patrick Booth knows what it is to take calculated risks and build trusting teams. He wants you to be better than he is.

Through personal stories from over 20 years of leadership experience, Patrick sheds light on topics no one posts about.

When everyone expects you to have all the answers, what do you say when you’re unsure?
When everyone wants some of your time, how do you prioritize who gets a meeting?
Where do you start when there are multiple issues that need to be addressed?
What characteristics rise to the top for a leader willing and able to move an organization forward?

Dr. Lynn Akey is the new Chancellor of The University of Wisconsin Parkside, and she is a leader you would follow. She’s accomplished, passionate, inquisitive, and courageous.

In this conversation, we get to know Parkside’s new leader and hear how she’s approached the transition into the role of Chancellor.

This episode focuses on our response to life’s trials. Patrick recounts a very difficult year.

As an owner of multiple businesses, Patrick Booth knows what it is to take calculated risks and build trusting teams. He wants you to be better than he is.

Through personal stories from over 20 years of leadership experience, Patrick sheds light on topics no one posts about.

Liz Wiseman is a researcher and executive advisor who teaches leadership to executives worldwide.

She is the author of New York Times bestseller Multipliers: How the Best Leaders Make Everyone Smarter.

This conversation focuses on her book, Impact Players: How to Take the Lead, Play Bigger, and Multiply Your Impact.

How we tricked her into being on the podcast is a mystery–enjoy Part 1 and come back for the 2nd half next week.

Every year has it’s own challenges and surprises. Often times we don’t remember how far we’ve come or how fortunate we are until we pause and reflect.
In this episode Patrick Booth, the Owner of CCB Technology and The Impact of Leadership talks about the loss of his Father, a shocking company notice and the need for community.

This episode touches on work-life balance. What is it? Is it possible to have?

As an owner of multiple businesses, Patrick Booth knows what it is to take calculated risks and build trusting teams. He wants you to be better than he is.

Through personal stories from over 20 years of leadership experience, Patrick sheds light on topics no one posts about.

Senator Van Wanggaard is a man who has served his community for multiple decades. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know him.

I encourage you to put your political ideologies aside for 40 minutes and enjoy this conversation.