Podcast appearances and mentions of chip neidigh

The investigation continues… Leading Joe and Reid to ask, “What kind of tools are out there to help develop growth-minded and people-first leaders?” Chip Neidigh is the CEO and Founder of Kairos Consulting, a leadership development agency. They use the enneagram to help executives implement a people-first culture. In this episode of 1000 Stories, he reveals how to avoid “invasive support,” what every employee wants from their work experience, and how to understand and use the enneagram in your company. You'll learn how to transform your relationships with your customers, employees, and even family—and, lead a better, more purposeful life.

In this episode, we chat about doing the rightest thing with our special guest Chip Neidigh. Links: Connect with Chip: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neidigh/ Kairos Consulting: http://www.kairosconsulting.com/

Some entrepreneurs never really set out to lead a team. They find themselves backing into leading. Others set out with the goal of building a team. Regardless of the catalyst, the best entrepreneurs are not passionate about the technicality of their solution, but rather about the problem they are trying to solve in the world. Without both passion for the solution and for people and their growth, any leader is not going to be as effective as they desire to be. In this episode, I talk with Chip Neidigh, founder and CEO of https://kairosconsulting.com/ (Kairos) all about the joy and passion of leading. Through Chip's work coaching CEOs, he has observed and learned much from others and much about himself. Our discussion wove through how success is what sells, what it's like to let others take the lead, embracing peace, learning through self-observation, and more. I hope the wisdom shared in this interview elevates your perspective as much as it did mine. “When you are most vulnerable, you are most influential.” -- Chip Neidigh What You'll LearnSavagery as a solopreneur Nothing sells as success Building momentum Specificity of hiring for your business Observing yourself Investing in yourself Grounding habits Passion in leading Mentioned Resourceshttps://www.theartistswaybook.com/ (The Artist's Way) by Julia Cameron Connect with Chip Neidigh Chip is the founder and CEO of https://kairosconsulting.com/ (Kairos). One of Chip's leadership philosophies says, “The kind truth can hurt, but it's better than remaining in blissful, ineffective ignorance.”  This philosophy is the underpinning of Kairos. They adhere to 3 cores:  They start with you, the CEO. You are the most important part of the problem, and therefore the most important part of the solution. The kind truth hurts. Their commitment is to tell you the truth, as best they understand it. This can sting. You get unmetered access. You are not paying for time, you are paying for results. About Chip, in his own words: I am drawn to those who seek to improve the world by influencing others, to “punch holes in the darkness”. My passions, gifts, and experiences align to support my specific vocational calling: I build leaders.  Although I was educated in technical and linear disciplines (engineering, finance, and IT), my passions are in the more chaotic disciplines of the human soul (leadership, transformation, and maturation). https://kairosconsulting.com/ (KairosConsulting.com) https://www.linkedin.com/in/neidigh/ (Linkedin)  chip@kairosconsulting.com  Connect with Daniel FullerDaniel is a partner and the VP of Business Development for FullStack PEO and host of the podcast Savage to Sage. He is passionate about seeing people, leaders, cultures, and organizations develop. He says, “When I have the honor of being a part of that maturation process, it's even more satisfying. My life and work are given to empowering teachable, humble, and hungry leaders and teams to create and sustain joyful, strategic, and productive environments.” https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACoAAB8PdEMB9zcte69c9MetbC_loXSiNFcezqU/ (Linkedin) daniel.fuller@fullstackpeo.com https://www.savagetosage.com/ (savagetosage.com) Connect with FullStack PEOFullStack PEO is turnkey HR for emerging companies. They provide a wide ranging, comprehensive, scalable solution that removes the human resource, compliance, and payroll headaches from a company's to-do list. Their motto and driving value is “You take care of your company, we'll take care of your people.” https://www.fullstackpeo.com/ (Fullstackpeo.com)

By 2023, C-Suite leaders across the globe plan to pour a collective $6.8 trillion into overhauling their technology and processes. Execs are prioritizing change management to improve their customer experience and rid companies of technical debt. But along the way, it's up to you to transform your internal teams, driving new attitudes and behaviors to support the goals and processes you map out. We're sitting down with Chip Neidigh, CEO and founder of Kairos - an executive coaching firm that challenges C-suite leaders to solve their hardest problems by building individual and team capacity. Chip's sharing one tool in the Kairos toolbox, called the BOX Tool. It's a model for coaching that's based on aligning behaviors, outcomes, and internal transformation. He also shares his thoughts on a personality model called the Enneagram. He'll talk through how to coach your customer service leaders away from just coercing behaviors and driving metrics in your contact center, and toward transforming your employee's thinking to impact behaviors and business results.Check out the BOX Tool on the Kairos Website, over here.

Had an incredibly insightful conversation with U.S. Marine veteran Chip Neidigh about the challenges of setting up a consulting business. From sales to operations, to wasting time or opportunities, to all the lessons learned, Chip helps explain a bit of the journey with clarity!Support the show (https://paypal.me/aaronspatzpodcast?locale.x=en_US)

Chip Neidigh is the Chief Catalyst at the leadership consulting firm that he started named Kairos. In this episode, you’ll hear Chip tell us about his path from the Naval Academy to the Marine Corps to a corporate job and then to founding Kairos, about how he helps build better leaders through individual coaching, working with entire executive teams, and facilitating Kairos Executive Communities, and about how he uses the Enneagram with clients to help them understand where they’re self-sabotaging and to develop a maturity path. Chip’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neidigh/ Kairos’ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kairos-united-states-/ Kairos’ Website: https://kairosconsulting.com/

Chip Neidigh builds leaders. His career has included consulting, teaching, coaching, and leadership roles in the U.S. Marine Corps and the private sector. He values servant leadership, right relationship, and the courageous truth. With advanced degrees in business and engineering, Chip combines logic and intuition to help leaders build a better future. You can find Chip and his team at https://kairosconsulting.com.

Episode link:  https://www.sabmgroup.com/chip-neidigh/ Chip Neidigh (USNA '93) is the Founder of Kairos Consulting, a leadership development company that sparks personal transformation and shifts organizational culture. His career has included consulting, teaching, coaching, and leadership roles in the U.S. Marine Corps and the private sector.  Chip combines logic and intuition to help leaders build a better future. In this episode, Chip and I discuss: The Enneagram assessment and how it determines your personality type so you can thrive as a leader His Box Chart framework and how it sparks personal transformation Other innovative tools his team uses to help organizations shift their culture Connect with Chip Neidigh: Chip on LinkedIn Kairos Consulting Subscribe and help out the show: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Also available on Google Play, Spotify & Stitcher Leave us a 5-star review! Special thanks to Chip for joining me this week.  Until next time! -Scott Mackes, USNA ’01

Chip Neidigh is the Founder and Chief Catalyst at Kairos Consulting. His career has included consulting, teaching, coaching, and leadership roles in the U.S. Marine Corps and the private sector. In this episode Chip talks about his time with the Marines, board games, leadership, Enneagram, and much more. Listen to Know Indy and meet the good people who are doing their best right here in Indianapolis. Guests range from business leaders and community activists, to musicians and artists. On each episode one guest joins host Steven Tyler for an in-depth conversation about their life, career, passions, and what drives them. Know Indy is your introduction to the talented and interesting people you need to know. Website: https://www.knowindy.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/knowindyshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knowindyshow/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/knowindyshow

Chip Neidigh is the Founder and Chief Catalyst at Kairos Consulting. His career has included consulting, teaching, coaching, and leadership roles in the U.S. Marine Corps and the private sector. In this episode Chip talks about his time with the Marines, board games, leadership, Enneagram, and much more. Listen to Know Indy and meet the good people who are doing their best right here in Indianapolis. Guests range from business leaders and community activists, to musicians and artists. On each episode one guest joins host Steven Tyler for an in-depth conversation about their life, career, passions, and what drives them. Know Indy is your introduction to the talented and interesting people you need to know. Website: https://www.knowindy.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/knowindyshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knowindyshow/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/knowindyshow

Leadership capacity increases your ability to solve your most pressing problems, but how do we set about developing and growing as leaders? Chip Neidigh is the Chief Catalyst with Kairos Consulting, and shares his thoughts on the topic. The Kairos Team work with individual leaders and whole organizations in Indianapolis, IN. Their specialties include aligning others to a vision, crafting the right culture, sharpening organizational strategy, and building high performance leadership teams.

Nancy Sunshine is the President of the very popular Indianapolis business networking group Rainmakers, and in this episode we talk a lot about the types of skills needed to get the most out of using a group like Rainmakers. What are your goals? How do you approach a room full of strangers? One of Nancy’s innovation this past year was to introduce “virtual networking events” consisting of six attendees who share/network over webcams. If you are an Indy professional who needs to network with others to reach your business goals, this podcast is for you! Many local Indianapolis business personalities are mentioned in this fast-paced conversation: Nikki Lewallen, Jerry Knoop, Bryon Foley, Chip Neidigh, Zach Kester, Jerry Cary, Jason Hammond and Jeff Boucher.