Podcasts about deck leadership

We're talking with Shaun Peet, a top NASCAR pit crew coach who trains elite teams, including those competing in this year's Daytona 500! Drawing from his experience, he cofounded DECK Leadership, a company focused on improving the workplace through diversity, efficiency, culture, and kindness. Listen to learn how to build a valued crew, foster next-level teamwork, and handle poor performers effectively. Connect | Resources ·      Websites -   DECK Leadership -   Trackhouse Racing -   shaunpeet.com ·      Book: 12 Second Culture ·      Follow Shaun on LinkedIn   Visit our Resource Library for free resources, including e-books, printables, and lead magnets to attract new leads. Have a question you'd like us to answer? Send us an email at podcast@remindermedia.com, or shoot us a DM on Instagram @staypaidpodcast.

Welcome to the Business Legends Podcast! Today, we're thrilled to host Mike Metcalf Jr., the influential Coach and Consultant at DECK Leadership, and a distinguished figure in leadership development. In this episode, we'll dive deep into Mike's captivating journey as a professional who transcends traditional coaching methods. Starting from his roots in the sports industry as a skilled Pit Crew competitor and coach, to his significant impact in the realm of leadership and team building, Mike's journey is nothing short of inspirational. His unique approach to coaching, which intertwines elements of diversity, equity, inclusion, and the 'prove people right' philosophy, has established him as a trailblazer in leadership and team dynamics. We'll explore how Mike's exceptional ability to create unique shared experiences and his effective public speaking skills have contributed to revolutionary changes in the teams and organizations he works with. Additionally, we'll discuss his contributions to the field through his co-authored book "12 Second Culture," which showcases his insights into efficient team performance and cultural change. Interested in learning more about Mike Metcalf Jr. and his impactful work in leadership development and team building? Follow him on his socials: Deck Leadership Website: ⁠⁠https://deckleadership.com/ Mike's LinkedIn: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-metcalf-jr-80b0b0155/ Connect with us! Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://www.businessmarketingsolutionsgroup.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/BusinessMarketingSolutionsGroup⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/businessmarketingsolutionsgroup⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ …and don't forget to subscribe! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/business-legends⁠

This episode is to help you slow down your life, to recover from or prevent work out and find the balance between "doing" and "being". We talk about forgiveness, consistency, and being appreciated where you're at. Today's episode we're joined by Michael Metcalf, a former NASCAR pit crew member turned CEO of Deck Leadership, for an honest conversation about the ups and downs of life's fast lanes. Tune in as Michael shares his journey of hitting the brakes, recenting in Europe, and learning the vital art of slowing down in a world after leaving the fast-paced world of NASCAR. We'll chat about the nitty-gritty of finding the right time to be and the right time to do, staying present in the moment, and finding your rhythm amidst the chaos. No BS, no fluff – just real talk about beating burnout, keeping the dream alive even when it feels like no one's watching, and finding fulfillment in the everyday grind. Michael's insights will have you nodding along, laughing, and feeling inspired to embrace your own journey – bumps, detours, and all. So grab your coffee, hit play, and let's dive into this refreshing chat about finding your flow, staying true to yourself, and rocking your comeback one step at a time. You won't want to miss it! In this episode: Be vs doing Staying present Relieving burnout Slowing down Escaping to spain to recenter Even in a fast paced life, learning to slow down Keep working even when you think no one is paying attention Consistency when pursuing your dreams The routine has to be the reward   About Michael Metcalf: Mike is former D1 student athlete from Appalachian State and went on the spend 16 years on some of the fastest pit crews in Nascar history. He now takes what he has learned into the business world to help leaders win and increase spees in their organizations through diversity, efficiency, culture and kindness.  Connect with Michael: www.instagram.com/@mrmetcalfjr https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-metcalf-jr-80b0b0155 Connect with Nichole: Book a session or grab her book: www.nicholeeaton.com www.instagram.com/nicholeeaton.xo www.tiktok.com/@nicholeeaton.xo Join the Comeback Club use code THANKS22 to get the first month for $5 https://nicholeeaton.com/pages/the-comeback-club  

Title: From Rock Bottom to Recovery with Luke Holden Introduction: When you've hit rock bottom. You have two options become a victim or become a victor. In this compelling episode, Luke Holden bravely shares his journey through addiction, hitting rock bottom, and the transformative power of recovery. Discover how Luke's decision to seek help became the cornerstone of his redemption, and learn about the pivotal role the 12 steps played in reshaping his life. Join us for a story of resilience, vulnerability, and the triumph of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Resources + Links: Follow Luke Holden on Instagram | ⁠@diablo_scribe⁠ Follow on Instagram: Podcast: ⁠@mentallyshreddedpodcast Host, Christopher: ⁠@wearementallyshredded⁠ The Foundation: ⁠@mentallyshreddedfoundation⁠ Check out our sponsor: DECK Leadership - ⁠deckleadership.com⁠ Show Notes:  In this episode, we are honored to have Luke Holden share his profound journey through addiction, hitting rock bottom, and the transformative power of recovery. Luke takes us through the depths of his struggles and how the decision to seek help became the cornerstone of his redemption. The conversation delves into the pivotal role that the 12 steps played in reshaping Luke's life. Join us for a story of resilience, vulnerability, and the triumph of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Your healing journey is only just beginning. Here's how you can embrace the path you're currently on to build a solid foundation and grow forward! Resources + Links: Connect with Juliet on Instagram | @yepigototherapy Follow Sun Counseling and Wellness on Instagram | @suncounselingandwellness Get your copy of Who You Callin' Crazy?! by Juliet Kuehnle on Amazon | https://www.amazon.com/Who-You-Callin-Crazy-Journey/dp/1960892010 Follow us on Instagram The podcast @mentallyshreddedpodcast Your Host, Christopher @wearementallyshredded The Foundation @mentallyshreddedfoundation Check out our sponsor DECK Leadership deckleadership.com Show Notes: Grow forward into the person you were meant to be! Today, we'll take you through the healing journey alongside our featured guest Juliet Kuehnle, speaker, author, and psychotherapist! Juliet tells her story of how she went from patient to running her own counseling practice. As we go, we will break down the important self-care habits & tools for building a solid foundation to grow upwards from. From self awareness to finding the purpose in your journey, these are the keys to overcoming any challenge in your way. Wherever you are in your healing process, we invite you to join our conversation and take one step closer to your destination! 00:25 Learn how to grow through the pain with speaker, author, and psychotherapist, Juliet Kuehnle! 02:45 How did you discover your purpose to serve as a therapist? 04:55 How do you take on your work as an empath? 07:55 Why is self-awareness key to becoming who we're meant to be? 10:20 Check out our sponsor DECK Leadership! 11:00 Building a solid foundation. 14:00 How do you strike the right balance? 16:55 What does the healing journey look like? 19:50 The responsibility of growing forward. 22:50 What is your superpower? 25:05 How can we find meaning from our healing journey? 26:15 What can people expect from your book? 29:00 I am ____.

What does the road to recovery look like? Dive into the world of physical therapy and adaptive athletics to find out how we can make a difference with our unique gifts! Resources + Links: Connect with Ashley on Instagram | @reviveclt Follow Fit with Friends on Instagram | @fitwithfriendsclt Get involved with the adaptive sports community! | https://www.wewintogether.org/ & @we_win_together on Instagram https://atriumhealth.org/ Follow us on Instagram The podcast @mentallyshreddedpodcast Your Host, Christopher @wearementallyshredded The Foundation @mentallyshreddedfoundation Check out our sponsor DECK Leadership deckleadership.com Show Notes: When we put in the hard work, we reap the rewards! Our special guest this week is the founder of Revive Neurorecovery Center, Ashley Clarke! We'll have an incredible conversation about the recovery process and the adaptive athletics community. Ashley shares her journey with finding her purpose & alignment to make a difference with the people she helps. How can we combat the negatives with positives? What mindset is important for embracing personal development? How can you use your God given gifts for the good of those around you? We'll answer all these questions and more as we break down the roadmap to recovery! This is how we can learn and grow as individuals and as a community! 00:45 Here to talk about growth, recovery, and personal development is Ashely Clarke, the founder of Revive Neurorecovery Center! 02:45 What is the first step for newcomers in your center? 05:00 What made you decide to start group classes? 08:35 The growth phase process. 10:10 How do you help people prepare their mindset? 15:25 Play at a higher level with DECK Leadership! 16:15 How can we fight negativity with positivity? 19:05 What led you to therapy? 22:40 Make a difference with your individual gifts. 26:25 How can people support and get involved with the community? 28:00 I am ____.

Educating the next generation begins with who - and what - they listen to! Resources + Links: Connect with David on Instagram | @mrjappi Learn more at https://positivearchersolutions.com/! Get your copy of Just Like Music by David Spellmon on Amazon | https://www.amazon.com/Just-Like-Music-Emotional-Learning/dp/1734923709 Follow us on Instagram The podcast @mentallyshreddedpodcast Your Host, Christopher @wearementallyshredded The Foundation @mentallyshreddedfoundation Check out our sponsor DECK Leadership deckleadership.com Show Notes: When we open ourselves to diversity in all things, our community grows! This week's special guest is behavioral health specialist, educator, author, and speaker, David Spellmon! David is here to break down how he teaches the next generation self-efficacy, confidence, and critical thinking skills for them to thrive on their own. Together, we'll talk about forming connections within our communities, the lessons we gain from music, the power of diverse conversations & environments, and much more. David also gives parents and mentors his advice on instilling empowering mindsets within the young people of today to plant the seeds of a better tomorrow. Find out how diverse experiences lead to more diverse opportunities for all! 00:30 Discover how to inspire the next generation with David Spellmon, a behavioral health specialist, author, and educator! 01:50 What was your upbringing? 04:20 How did the different cultures of your upbringing lay the foundations of today? 07:35 What is the power of diverse conversations? 10:10 What inspired you to write your book? 13:10 Discover new opportunities with DECK Leadership! 13:55 What does music tell us? 16:25 How do you teach the next generation to be critical of what they listen to? 21:15 The benefits of a diverse range of music. 24:25 What do we learn from our environments? 27:55 What mindset do you instill into your students? 30:50 Trusting the process. 33:25 What are your personal goals? 37:05 I am ____.

What happens when we push through darkness and choose to bring the light? Our community learns to thrive! Resources + Links: Connect with Darius on Instagram | @1d_grind Follow THE GRIND LEAGUE on Instagram | @grindleague3x3 Learn more at the https://www.thegrindleague.org/! Follow us on Instagram The podcast @mentallyshreddedpodcast Your Host, Christopher @wearementallyshredded The Foundation @mentallyshreddedfoundation Check out our sponsor DECK Leadership deckleadership.com Show Notes: If you've ever wondered what you can do for your community, then this is your episode! This week's special guest is Darius Winborn, AKA DJ D* Grind, the founder of The Grind League! Within his community, Darius has created positive change through his nonprofit, community-driven organization. Today, we'll learn the story behind his vision and how he continually strives to make a meaningful impact on the people around him. We'll talk about what lies on the other side of breaking through the darkness, how to bring your vision to life, and the reason why we sow the seeds now for a better future harvest. When we put our community first, we all succeed further. Make more positive change in your community by joining the grind! 00:35 Meet the founder of The Grind League, Darius Winborn, AKA DJ D* Grind! 01:35 What was your experience at NAMICon? 03:50 How did you get involved with mental health? 06:55 Why did you start The Grind League? 09:35 The Grind League vision. 13:20 What happens when you push through the darkness? 19:00 Reach your full potential with DECK Leadership! 19:45 What do you have planned for the future? 23:05 Building up community through positive change. 26:55 What does being mentally shredded look like for you? 29:30 Sow the seeds to reap the harvest. 32:55 How can people get involved with The Grind League? 34:25 I am ____.

This episode offers an awesome lens into a really unique corner of the human performance world: NASCAR pit crews. These teams perform physically and cognitively demanding tasks under highly stressful conditions where speed and teamwork are both vital. Our guests are not only accomplished pit crew athletes in their own right, but also coaches who have led teams to achieve at the highest levels. Shaun Peet and Mike Metcalf are the co-founders DECK Leadership and co-authors of 12 Second Culture. They are working to transforming the modern workplace by uncovering opportunities for Diversity, Efficiency, Culture, and Kindness rooted in the principles of a pit crew experience. Together they have over 25 years of experience in NASCAR and have worked with many Fortune 500 companies. They are Co-Head Pit Crew Coaches and Directors of Culture and Community at Trackhouse Racing. Shaun played hockey in the Ivy League at Dartmouth College, where he picked up a double major in Psychology and Sociology. He then played eight years in the minor leagues. A chance meeting with a fan then afforded him an opportunity to work in NASCAR as a Jackman on a pit crew for the next 12 years where he was a part of the Red Bull Racing Crew that won the 2008 World Pit Crew Championships. Mike was a fullback for Appalachian State University football and then entered the world of motorsports in 2006 as a member of a NASCAR Pit Crew. In addition to competing he started coaching in 2012. He's also very engaged with several volunteering efforts in his community. Tune in to find out what principles they use to build elite pit crew teams, and how this episode only came to be thanks to chance meeting following a car wreck in a tiny French village. You can order their book 12 Second Culture here.

When we choose to follow our calling and protect those we love, we create lasting impact to those around us. This is a story of overcoming the challenges to discover your purpose! Resources + Links: Connect with Timothy on Instagram | @legacy_protector Follow us on Instagram The podcast @mentallyshreddedpodcast Your Host, Christopher @wearementallyshredded The Foundation @mentallyshreddedfoundation Check out our sponsor DECK Leadership deckleadership.com Show Notes: How can we break generational curses and begin anew? This week's guest is the Legacy Protector himself, Timothy Stone! Timothy is a father, Air Force veteran, and life insurance expert who is dedicated to creating impact in the lives around him. We'll learn his story of a life of service, from serving in the military to serving his community as a business owner. Our conversation is all about protecting the ones you love, following your calling, rising above discrimination, and more. No matter your circumstances or your upbringing, there's an impact you can make! Here's how you can build a lasting legacy and protect it! 00:45 Meet the Legacy Protector creating impact in the lives around him, Timothy Stone! 02:10 What was your upbringing like being in both worlds? 05:15 How did you rediscover your empowerment? 09:25 How did your family protect you growing up? 12:25 What happens when we face our fears? 14:25 DECK Leadership sponsor break. 15:05 How can we learn to protect our loved ones? 17:00 Breaking free from the Cincinnati trap. 21:30 What was your transition into the military? 26:15 Rising above discrimination to follow your call. 30:40 What led you to starting your own business? 36:15 What have you learned about life insurance? 40:10 How can we create generational impact? 47:05 I am ____.

This week I have the honor to sit down with friend Shaun Peet. It's actually an old interview I'm bringing back due to popular demand. Shaun is the Pit Crew Coach for Trackhouse Racing (NASCAR) and Co-Founder of Deck Leadership. A chance meeting while serving a suspension as a pro hockey player led Peet into a career in NASCAR. Today he coaches one of the top pit crew teams on the circuit, while running DECK Leadership with his co-founder and colleague, Mike Metcalfe. In this episode we talk about what it takes to build the fastest teams on the planet. You'll learn how to take lessons from the racetrack and apply to your business. CONNECT WITH SHAUN Instagram: swpeet LinkedIn: Shaun Peet Learn more about DECK Leadership: https://deckleadership.com/ Grab a copy of 12 Second Culture LET'S CONNECT LinkedIn: Andy Neary Instagram: @andy_neary Learn more: andyneary.com

On this episode of The Rich Equation Podcast, Ashish is joined by Shaun Peet. Shaun was born and raised on Vancouver Island, Canada. He came to the United States on a hockey scholarship where he played four years in the Ivy League at Dartmouth College. While at Dartmouth, he graduated with high honors and a double major in Psychology and Sociology. He then played eight years in the minor leagues serving as the captain of the New Mexico Scorpions before his career culminated with an opportunity to play for the Calder Cup with the American League's Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins. Shaun is the co-founder of DECK Leadership alongside Mike Metcalf where they apply the hard-won principles learned over a decade of building and coaching NASCAR pit crews to inspire teams by discovering authentic opportunities for diversity, efficiency, culture, and kindness. He is the co-author of 12 Second Culture and has worked with organizations such as Colonial Life, Merck, Novant Health, and pro sports teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and the Dallas Cowboys. In this episode, Shaun talks about his DECK team (Diversity, Efficiency, Culture, Kindness). He shares his journey from Dartmouth to coaching a NASCAR pit crew. He talks about the similarities between working in a pit crew and an organization. He explains the 4 pillars of DECK and how its principles translate into every work environment, whether you work in the corporate world, own a small business, or manage people. Highlights: 00:00 – Ashish introduces Shaun03:14 – Why it's better to work together and have an abundance mindset04:12 – Shaun talks about how he started and how he ended up in NASCAR coaching pit crews, the parallel between teams in a pit crew department and in a business organization07:04 – Shaun talks about DECK leadership 09:33 – Shaun explains the acronym DECK, what it stands for and how it is a key to winning in a performance-driven career10:52 – Shaun talks about “Weaponizing” diversity to your advantage11:52 – Ashish and Shaun talk about who is on the team is 10x more important than what they can actually do12:16 – Why enthusiasm beats aptitude any day14:02 – Shaun shares his thoughts on culture and why it's important to be intentional in what you say and do19:26 – Shaun talks about his experience and what he's observed when he shares his DECK leadership in companies21:45 – Importance of caring and valuing people24:39 – Shaun shares a story about “40 Percenters,” people who don't aim too high and miss, but aim too low and meet the mark. 25:59 – Shaun talks about the hiring process is a very important piece to becoming a thriving organization29:30 – Ashish asks Shaun his thoughts on failure, and how he addresses it in his team31:59 – Ashish asks Shaun what he is struggling with right now when it comes to his leadership33:06 – Shaun talks about vertical thinking35:52 – Shaun shares his thoughts on what it means to live a rich lifeLinks:   Sign up to the mailing list to receive special access and content here: https://therichequationpodcast.com/Check out previous episodes of The Rich Equation Podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-rich-equation/id1585002788Connect with Shaun Peet here: DECK Leadership Website: https://deckleadership.comDECK Leadership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deckleadershipDECK Leadership FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DECKLE

There's lots to celebrate, and also a lot to hold each other accountable for in today's workforce. You may have remember seeing a lot of organizations make public pledges, commitments and investments to diversity, equity and inclusion programs in 2020. While the intention to diversify work may be good, the real question is has there been progress? Did organizations follow through on their commitment, were programs developed? Do these programs or initiatives have sticking power in an ever-evolving workforce? During today's week's Digital Meetup, we'll take a deeper look. Today, Jess and Jason are excited to host leaders who are voices of hope, inclusion, diversity, and humanizing work to discuss DEI proof, progress and accountability. We'll unpack this important #NowofWork topic during a Special 90-minute live chat with leaders who you may have seen on past meetups, but never together in this sure to be dynamic panel setting: -Torin Ellis, Speaker/ Founder/Advisor -Jackye Clayton of Textio -Shaun Peet and Michael Metcalf Jr. of NASCAR and DECK Leadership. Have a great listen!

Sometimes you have to slow down in order to speed up. But for a feisty Enneagram 3, ‘too fast' is a foreign concept.Can slowing down really get you to the goal line faster and with less effort? And how can we leverage the framework of the Enneagram to make sure we're in the right race?Steph Purdy is the Performance Coach behind 1 Good Push, a program designed to help determined men get what they really want out of life. As a driven Enneagram 3, Steph owns multiple businesses and serves as the Canadian Liaison for DECK Leadership.On this episode of The Leadership Formula, Steph shares the challenge she faced in learning how to slow down to speed up, describing how busy led to burnout each time she fell into her stress number 9.We explore Steph's struggle with jealousy and judgement, and she discusses how integrating the Enneagram has helped her level up as a wife, mother, friend and business owner.Listen in to understand what moving too fast has cost Steph and get her advice on what to do when old patterns start to derail your good intentions for the new year. What You Will Learn How being able to communicate with her son inspired Steph's interest in the EnneagramWhat made Steph want to go deeper and invest in 1:1 coaching to reach the next level of success in her businessThe challenge Steph faced as an Enneagram 3 in learning how to slow down to speed upHow wearing busy as a badge of honor impacted Steph's healthWhat happens when Steph moves into her stress number 9What differentiates being able to tell an emotional story from true vulnerabilitySteph's struggle with jealousy and judgement (and how she realized that someone else's success doesn't make her less than)Steph's blind spots around listening to answer and sacrificing what matters for the sake of performanceWhat going too fast has cost Steph in terms of her health and missed opportunitiesSteph's advice on what to do when old patterns derail your intentions for the new yearConnect with StephSteph on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/1goodpush/?hl=enRed & Ko:https://www.instagram.com/redandko.ptedward/?hl=enConnect with Tracytracyomalley.comwww.instagram.com/tracy_omalleywww.facebook.com/tracy.omalleytwitter.com/TracyOMallwww.linkedin.com/in/tracy-o-malley/Resources Apply for 1:1 Coaching:http://tracyomalley.com/workwithme/Book an Enneagram Typing Session:http://tracyomalley.com/workwithme/Book the Enneagram Experience Bundle:http://tracyomalley.com/workwithme/Tracy O'Malley on Work Hard Play Hard EP073:https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/073-tracy-omalley-queen-of-tough-love-transformation/

In this episode of the Aww Shift Podcast, we have invited Michael Metcalf and Shaun Peet, Co-Founders of Deck Leadership. Michael and Shaun pursue their endeavors by helping leaders shift their mindset through the D.E.C.K Leadership stratagems – Diversity, Efficiency, Culture, and Kindness. Today, they will share how leaders should operate, their clients, and leadership as the lagging aspect to success. [07:26] Why should we listen to you? We are still in this high-octane environment where both of us operate on the edge of human brilliance—failures, taking lessons, and parallels. It is easy to translate being a father, husband, leader, etc. but if you are not growing, you are dying and all we want is to see people grow. [12:52] Who do you work with? We worked with Marshall McFadden, Linebackers from Pittsburgh Steelers, Washington Football Teams, Softball stars, Navy Seals, Swimmers, etc. for all genders. The landscape and our scope had changed tremendously since we had started this endeavor. [13:55] Leadership as a Lagging Aspect Speed is the currency of business and we are an expert in speed. We don't have great talent recruiting search, poor resources, and not even have the best facilities but we empower and weaponize our culture. We figured out our formula which is D.E.C.K or Diversity, Efficiency, Culture, and Kindness. When you put these four aspects into practice in your company, team, and life, you start seeing successful interactions sprout. Attract higher talent, you can be more competitive. [17:11] Key principles to apply in your life Fail quickly. You will not get it all correct all the time but if you fail quickly and not let it carry and affect you on your next try, you give yourself a chance to succeed. Many people think failure is the end but we think otherwise—don't put a period when life intended a comma. [18:15] You cannot mandate greatness where you tell someone to be the best at something immediately, but you can inspire them to be one. Even if there are rough times, do it in a way that pushes them to their limit. Taking care of yourself, being connected to things you are passionate about, people who care about you, and being authentic makes a lot of difference. [26:00] What should we expect from you? You will get authenticity. We are not polished or tell you something theoretical, we will tell you the things that worked for us in an extreme and intense environment. We figure out what your culture needs to “eat” all of your competitors. [27:27] What promise did God make to the world when He created you? Michael: To be a bridge between people and bring them together. Shaun: To be the one who turns on the lights of anyone's brilliance. Key Quotes: [22:04 – 22:07] “You are not pushing hard enough if no one opposes you.” [22:45 – 22:48] “It's all about inspiring human brilliance regardless of what you do.” Learn more about Michael and Shaun on: Michael's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-metcalf-80b0b0155/ Shaun's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaun-peet-907ba9154/   Learn more about DECK Leadership and services on: Website: https://deckleadership.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/deck-leadership/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DeckLeadership Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DECKleadership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deckleadership/    

Pit crew coaches and co-founders of DECK Leadership, Mike Metcalf and Shaun Peet, know what it takes to create high-achieving teams on and off the racetrack. Drawing on their 10 years of NASCAR experience, Mike and Shaun highlight the unexpected parallels between effective teams in the pit crew department and within business. And while speed is the currency of business today, as Mike and Shaun demonstrate, allowing ourselves the time and space to think is key to winning in a performance-driven profession.

How do you get a NASCAR pit crew to work together as one, to have a successful pit stop lead to a successful race? We talked with Mike Metcalf and Shaun Peet, two crew coaches who have turned the lessons they learned on the track into a leadership program for businesses across the country. For more information on their DECK Leadership program, you can check out their website. You can also learn more on the site dedicated to their book, 12 Second Culture.

Shaun Peet and Mike Metcalf believe that speed in business is the careful result of intentional culture that inspires human brilliance. The athletes, authors, and business leaders build high-performing teams on the principles of DIVERSITY, EFFICIENCY, CULTURE and KINDNESS. They're the founders of DECK Leadership and co-authors of 12 Second Culture. They're also pit crew coaches for the most diverse pit crew in NASCAR. They assemble and train 5 HUMANS to change 4 TIRES and add 2 CANS of fuel in a race car in 12 SECONDS, so they know a thing or two about the effectiveness of speed. It doesn't matter if you're changing tires, making widgets, delivering professional services or IT systems. You can't build the fastest, highest-performing teams on the planet without learning how to BECOME a team — and then become MORE than a team. Ryan Malkes and Jess were thrilled to welcome Shaun and Mike as guests on today's episode.

A formal football player and a hockey player ... In other words, a "Black Guy" and a "Canadian" ... Whether you are in the corporate world, own a small business, coach a team, or manage people, Mike Metcalf and Shaun Peet are disrupters. The two of them have created a unique leadership system that can translate into every work environment. Mike Metcalf - Guest Instagram Shaun Peet - Guest Instagram DECK Leadership Website 12 Second Culture Website Brandon Cullen - Host LinkedIn | Twitter MADabolic Instagram | Website

On this episode of Beyond The Limit, we sit down with Shaun Peet. Shaun was born and raised on Vancouver Island, Canada. He came to the United States on a hockey scholarship where he played four years in the Ivy League at Dartmouth College. He then played eight years in the minor leagues serving as the captain of the New Mexico Scorpions. A chance meeting with a fan then afforded him an opportunity to work in NASCAR as a Jackman on a pit crew for the next 12 years where he was a part of the Red Bull Racing Crew that won the 2008 World Pit Crew Championships. In 2013 he was approached to coach the Chip Ganassi Pit Crew Department. The Ganassi Pit Crew Department was the first pit crew to ever receive the Comcast Community Champions Award for their dedication to help those in need.Shaun is the co-founder of DECK Leadership alongside Mike Metcalf where they apply the hard won principles learned over a decade of building and coaching NASCAR pit crews to inspire teams by discovering authentic opportunities for diversity, efficiency, culture, and kindness. He is the co-author of 12 Second Culture and has worked with organizations such as Colonial Life, Merck, Novant Health and pro sports teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and the Dallas Cowboys.Shaun’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/swpeetDECK Leadership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deckleadershipDECK Leadership Website: https://deckleadership.comTyler’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twilliamsliveTyler’s Website: https://www.tylerwilliamslive.com1-1 Coaching with Tyler: https://www.tylerwilliamsdevelopment.com

Mike and Shaun are the founders of DECK Leadership, a business consulting company based in Charlotte, NC. Through DECK, they inspire and transform the modern workplace by uncovering opportunities for diversity, efficiency, culture, and kindness rooted in principles based on pit crew experience. Both Mike and Shaun have been a part of NASCAR for over ten years, and are currently head coaches for the Chip Ganassi Racing pit crew. https://youtu.be/t0aIPZHR7Zs https://www.12secondculturebook.com/ https://deckleadership.com/deck-team/

It was a ton of fun on the Top Cheddar podcast as Shaun Peet joined Lolly and Mooner to chat about his hockey journey from the BCHL to the Calder Cup and how that journey led to his new career in Nascar Racing! Shaun Peet played in the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) with his hometown Nanaimo Clippers and the Penticton Panthers. From there, he secured a scholarship to Dartmouth College and played four years. After he graduated from Dartmouth, Peet played 7 years of professional hockey. He played in the Western Professional Hockey League, East Coast Hockey League, Central Hockey League, Southern Professional Hockey League and the American Hockey League. That included a run to the Calder Cup (AHL Championship) with the Wilkes-Barre Penguins in 2000-01. While on a hockey suspension, a chance meeting led to an opportunity to tour the inner workings of Nascar. Well, one thing led to another and soon a new career path was on tap for Shaun. That work also led to being in the movie Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby In addition to coaching in NASCAR, Peet is also an author, motivational speaker, and business consultant with DECK Leadership, who inspires the modern workplace through pit crew strategies. Here is more on his book, 12 second culture https://www.12secondculturebook.com/ Big thanks to the awesome team at Troubled Monk Brewery. We're thrilled that they've joined us a sponsor of the Top Cheddar podcast. An amazing Alberta entrepreneurship story. Be sure to check them out and pick up some tasty beverages today! https://troubledmonk.com Top Cheddar is hosted by Cam Moon (Mooner) & Rob LeLacheur (Lolly) who chat with those who have excelled in hockey and the world of business. The entertainment is plenty as we get to hear some terrific hockey stories from all of the different hockey leagues and some Stanley Cup tales for good measure. In addition to the great hockey stories, we chat about the career(s) they've enjoyed since leaving the ice and we get to learn how hockey has helped them through their time in business and entrepreneurship. The Top Cheddar podcast is produced by Road 55, a content creation marketing firm located in downtown Edmonton, Alberta. Learn more at: https://road55.ca

From Nanaimo to NASCAR!Welcome to Episode 33 of The Voice & The Coach where Dan and Mark teamed up for an epic conversation with former pro hockey player turned NASCAR Pit Crew coach, Shaun Peet. Shaun Peet is a co-founder of DECK LEADERSHIP and co-wrote a book called "12 Second Culture."  - How did the aftermath of an epic ECHL brawl lead him to a career in NASCAR?- Is Will Ferrell really THAT funny and nice in real life? (He's got the straight goods.)- What is the best NASCAR track/food stop on the NASCAR circuit?These are just some of the many stories you'll hear about in Episode 33. If you haven't already, please consider SUBSCRIBING, SHARING, and RATING this podcast.--Our Partners:- Patching Mortgage Services (604-561-6716)- Willoughby Family Chiropractic & Massage Therapy (604-534-3939)- The National Hockey Training Centre (604-534-7825)- Four Winds Brewing Company (604-940-9949)- "Opening the Playbook" with Christina HeydanusIntro/Extro Song: Siesta by JahzzarOther Songs Used In Ads:- No-End Ave by Jahzzar- Rest Easy by Vans in Japan- Good Vibe by Ketsa--Living well starts with a personalized mortgage solution that meets your needs. It starts with Dan Patching, mortgage expert at Patching Mortgage Services. Check out his Instagram and Twitter page here.Maximize your health benefits with Willoughby Family Chiropractic and Massage Therapy. Visit willoughbyfamilychiro.ca or call 604-371-3939 to learn more.Unleash your potential with the National Hockey Training Centre in Langley located at 20740 Mufford Crescent.  Visit www.nhtclangley.com to learn more.Four Winds Brewing is a family owned and operated business and the official beer of The Voice & The Coach. Follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram  or visit www.fourwindsbrewing.ca. Visit their tasting room today located at 7355 72nd St. in Delta. They also deliver! Learn more here: shop.fourwindsbrewing.ca.

Can you imagine spending your career hunting down NFL Quarterbacks AND changing all four tires of a race car in less than 12 seconds? Marshall McFadden can! In this week's episode Marshall and I sit down and talk about both careers. Marshall's football story is about coming from humble beginnings and showing up during the brightest moments. Overlooked by most major college football programs, Marshall took his talents to South Carolina State, a program far off the radar of most NFL scouts. However, he used this to drive him to constantly show up when the lights were brightest, ultimately landing him a job on Sundays playing in the NFL spending time with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Oakland Raiders, and St. Louis Rams. Today, Marshall has traded his football cleats in for a NASCAR uniform as a member of the Chip Ganassi racing team pit crew. We talk about he applies what he's learned on the football field to the high-pressure moments on the race track. It's extremely hard for pro athletes to transition to the next phase in life, but McFadden has done a beautiful job with it. Tune in and enjoy a great conversation! RESOURCES Connect with Marshall on Instagram: @mmcfadden5 Learn more about Chip Ganassi race team and the DECK Leadership program: deckleadership.com Connect with me on social media: LinkedIn: Andy Neary Instagram: @andy_neary Learn more: andyneary.com

Resources: Learn more: deckleadership.com Read: “12 Second Culture” LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/shaun-peet-907ba9154 Twitter: twitter.com/peetshaun Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind Connect with us on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd | @robmurgatroyd Shaun Peet played hockey for Dartmouth College and went on to play eight years of professional hockey before he completely changed paths, pivoting to become a jackman in a top-level NASCAR pit crew. It sounds crazy, but his story illustrates how he effortlessly flows from one part of his life to another. He is also the co-founder of Deck Leadership and co-authored “12 Second Culture.” Shaun is proof that we don't have to do one thing our whole life, and he'll share how the lessons he's learned from his professions in hockey and NASCAR that you can use to accelerate your own life. In This Conversation We Cover:  [03:39] Growing up in Vancouver Island around garages [07:06] Training for a hockey scholarship [09:15] The suspension that led to a different career path [13:40] Going from hockey to NASCAR [16:03] The appeal of being a jackman [20:55] Applying lessons from one career field to another [22:34] Training effectively as a cohesive unit [25:27] Founding Deck Leadership [27:53] The 12 Second Culture [30:13] How the pace of business hurts us [32:24] The wisdom of Rudyard Kipling's poem, “If” Follow me on social media @robmurgatroyd on Instagram and check out workhardplayhardpodcast.com. Work Hard Play Hard is a production of Crate Media

Shaun Peet has a unique resume that's a testament to his ability to thrive during change. He grew up playing hockey on Vancouver Island, Canada. He earned an Ivy League scholarship playing for Dartmouth College. He then played eight seasons in minor league hockey. He went on to become a NASCAR pit crew jackman and he's now the pit crew coach for Chip Ganassi Racing Team. He's also the co-founder of DECK Leadership. Shaun has faced plenty of challenges in his career, but you'll be able to hear in our interview the positive mindset that helps him succeed in any environment.Shaun Peet was born and raised on Vancouver Island, Canada. He came to the United States on a hockey scholarship where he played four years in the Ivy League at Dartmouth College. While at Dartmouth, he graduated with high honors and a double major in Psychology and Sociology. He then played eight years in the minor leagues serving as the captain of the New Mexico Scorpions before his career culminated with an opportunity to play for the Calder Cup with the American League's Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins. A chance meeting with a fan then afforded him an opportunity to work in NASCAR as a Jackman on a pit crew for the next 12 years where he was a part of the Red Bull Racing Crew that won the 2008 World Pit Crew Championships. In 2013 he was approached to coach the Chip Ganassi Pit Crew Department. The Ganassi Pit Crew Department was the first pit crew to ever receive the Comcast Community Champions Award for their dedication to help those in need. With his fellow coach, Mike Metcalf, he is the co-founder of DECK Leadership. At DECK, their mission is to share the hard won principles learned over a decade of building and coaching NASCAR pit crews, to inspire teams by discovering authentic opportunities for diversity, efficiency, culture, and kindness.Shaun currently resides in Davidson, NC with his wife Jane. He is an avid reader and feels most alive when he is hiking in the mountains. He truly believes that there is more knowledge and wisdom in Rudyard Kipling's poem “If” than most 4 year degree programs.More On ShaunOn LinkedIn: Shaun PeetOn Instagram: @swpeetDECK Leadership: deckleadership.comBook: 12 Second CultureNASCAR: Chip Ganassi RacingMore On ThorOn Instagram: @thorchallgrenOn Facebook: Facebook.com/coursechangepodcastWin Your Week 7-Day Guide Free Download!Thanks for listening!

Mike is a NASCAR athlete and coach, as well as the Co-founder of DECK Leadership. Being the oldest of four siblings, learned the struggles of leadership at an early age. The Charlotte native and former football student-athlete graduated with honors from Appalachian State University. He first entered the world of motorsports in 2006 as a member of a NASCAR Pit Crew. Mike quickly climbed the ranks and started coaching pit crews in addition to competing in 2012. Presently, he is one of the head coaches for the Chip Ganassi Racing pit crew and fuel man for the No. 42 team. ... Get exclusive access to even more inspiring and helpful content by becoming a patron! Find us on Patreon at patreon.com/thecollectedpodcast. To learn more about Collected Workshops email hello@collectedworkshops.com. Collected workshops are centered on worship, restorative creativity, and designated time for reflection, evaluation, and setting intentions. We provide a safe environment for practicing low-stakes creative risk-taking that will spur participants on to have the grit and courage to embrace their gifting and step further into their calling. For access to all episodes and show notes, please visit thecollectedpodcast.com. Follow us on Instagram! Tia @TiaMcNellyNotes- Blogging about digging for the divine in the everyday. Are you longing to hear from God? Visit tiamcnelly.com for Five Ways God Speaks in Everyday Life Jes @sprezzafoundry- Use code ‘podcast' for 10% off your order of hand lettered art at sprezzafoundry.etsy.com Mikala @thecreativespaceNC Collected @collectedworkshops This episode of The Collected Podcast was recorded and edited by Jacob Early. Support for The Collected Podcast is provided by Clean Juice. Order and pay ahead with the Clean Juice app to receive special offers and rewards. Social: @cleanjuice Franchising: cleanjuicefranchising.com