Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Leonard

The key principles of logistics might not have changed (Jomini's principles remain as valid as ever), but we have been lulled into false sense of adequacy about logistics and war. Steve Leonard and Jon Klug delve into how protracted wars make command conversations about logistics and supply different. The honest advice from the G4 might not always be appreciated but husbanding resources for a long-war is something commanders need to hear, and probably don't get from elsewhere. War-gaming might help but when these exercises are limited by time and training outcomes, the realities and tensions of logistics are less about the last mile and more about an ability to adapt, innovate and invent. Steve and Jon's new book, ‘Professionals talk Logistics', is available from Howgate Publishing now.

The announcement in February 2025 of a restructuring of Ukrainian command and control went largely unnoticed in the West. It shouldn't have: the implications are significant. Mick Ryan provides some much-needed illumination and insight into what this means, why it came about, some of the challenges and opportunities that may result, and whether lessons are immediately transferrable. Training and selecting commanders is a critical enabler to making this all work, and Mick recalls some of the syllabus from his time at the USMC School of Advanced Warfighting to give us a flavour of how different the Corps level is from Brigade operations. Mick finishes with a short update on IDF C2 as a comparator. As well as Mick's 3 books currently available, he also has a chapter in Steve Leonard and Jon Klug's new book, “Professionals Talk Logistics”, available from Howgate Publishing. You can also sign up for Mick's substack so you don't have to miss out on his weekly Big 5.

The United States Military Selective Service System is an independent federal agency that maintains information on those potentially subject to military conscription. While the U.S. has not had an active draft since 1973, the Selective Service System ensures that the government can quickly and efficiently mobilize a military force if needed.Steve Leonard, ClearanceJobs contributor anda former senior military strategist who supported the Army for a number of years, joins the Security Clearance Careers podcast to debunk misinformation relating to a recent house bill. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Steve Leonard is a retired O6 and Army Strategist who was shaped by Warrant Officers early in his career. This, along with his upbringing, informed his bold relationship with risk. In Episode 10, we discuss lessons he learned from CW4(Ret) Chuck Hunley, with special emphasis on controlling emotions. And we talk about the use of anger and how it can lead to humor, wisdom, mentorship, and meaningful change.  Doctrine Man Comic:https://www.instagram.com/doctrine_man/?hl=en10 Life Lessons in Leadership from CW4(Ret) Chuck Hunley:https://news.clearancejobs.com/2019/03/26/tools-of-the-trade-10-life-lessons-in-leadership/The article on anger Steve and I discuss:https://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/do-this-to-burn-off-anger-or-frustration-neuroscience-says-youre-only-making-a-bad-situation-worse.htmlYou can find more information about the Warrant Officer Historical Foundation at https://www.warrantofficerhistory.org . Please visit us on Instagram @WOHF1918, Twitter @WOHF1918, and on the Warrant Officer Historical Foundation LinkedIn page.Visit warrantofficerhistory.org to learn more about how you can help support the foundation and programs like this.Stay current with Warrant Officer ideas! All current Strength in Knowledge Journal Issues are posted at https://www.armyupress.army.mil/Journals/Warrant-Officer-Journal/ To learn more information about Warrant Officers, visit USAWOCC: https://armyuniversity.edu/wocc/courses?p=OverviewPlease also feel free to connect with the United States Army Warrant Officer Association at https://usawoa.org and visit their Facebook page @UnitedStatesArmyWarrantOfficerAssociation or the US Army Warrant Officer Career College @TheU.S.ArmyWarrantOfficerCareerCollegeTheme music (intro &  outtro) composed by SFC(R) Joshua DiStefano. https://joshdistefano.com/ Ceremonial music provided by https://www.usarmyband.com/ceremonial-music-guidehttps://www.warrantofficerhistory.org/Preserve and educate!

The last month at ClearanceJobs news highlights where security clearance and career advice topic intersect. The Content Team drills down on some of the top read news headlines last month.Simple Ways You Can Lose Your Security ClearanceBelow are five simple ways you might accidentally jeopardize your security clearance — and tips on how to prevent them.Giving your debt the cold shoulder.Keeping your foreign travel a secret from your FSO.Keeping the security violations song your singing on repeat.Maintaining a foreign relationship under the radar.Having a side hustle that is top secret.Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen: The Last Stand of Doctrine ManAfter 16 great years, ClearanceJobs contributor Steve Leonard (and the creative force behind America's favorite comic anti-hero, Doctrine Man) decided to sunset the project. “Like the Far Side creator, I was never quite comfortable with the attention the comic brought and generally preferred anonymity when I could manage it. For years, that meant maintaining a Clark Kent-like persona; I didn't advertise myself as the face behind the comic, but anyone who looked hard enough could figure it out.”Steve plans to spend his brain power doing other things...stay tuned.Tips from Booz Allen's Military Recruiting TeamBooz Allen Hamilton can assist service members as they transition from the military to their next opportunity. They have a dedicated military recruiting team to help folks find a new home at the company. By engaging with their hiring teams, you can land yourself a job, or use the skills learned through the process even further down the line in your career.No Technical Background? How to Pivot to a Career in CybersecurityIt's a common question with the demand for cybersecurity talent: “How do I pivot when I don't have a background that relates?”The Hacker in Heels organization is dedicated to supporting women in cybersecurity by offering resources, training, and networking opportunities. Through providing courses, mentorship, and fostering a supportive community, these initiatives aim to dismantle obstacles and promote inclusivity within the tech sector.This podcast episode will teach you what you need to do to get your foot in the door, and the experience the Hacker in Heels founders sometimes had being the only women in the room. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

By Nathan Miller Steve Leonard, aka Doctrine Man, joins the podcast to discuss his latest book about superheroes and leadership. Among his many roles and accomplishments, he is a Senior Assistant Dean and Professor of Practice at the University of Kansas School of Business, a former senior military strategist, a senior fellow at the Modern … Continue reading Sea Control 473 – Doctrine Man, Leadership, and Superheroes with Steve Leonard →

Links1. Power Up: Leadership, Character, and Conflict Beyond the Superhero Multiverse, edited by Steven Leonard, Jonathan Klug, Kelsey Cipolla and Jon Niccum, Casemate, 2023.

Steve Leonard is a former senior military strategist, strategic communicator, and logistician, who served three decades in the military, in Iraq, Afghanistan, the Far East, and all over the United States. Steve's work as a strategist for senior leaders took him routinely to the White House, the Halls of Congress, and the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. Steve is also the creator of Doctrine Man, a defense and national security micro-blog with more than 2,000,000 unique visitors each week. Steve is a non-resident fellow with the Modern War Institute at West Point; Co-founder and board member of the Military Writers Guild; Co-founder of the national security blog, Divergent Options; Co-host of the national security podcast, The Smell of Victory and author, co-author, or editor of ten books, and numerous articles, blog posts, and podcasts. Steve also serves as senior assistant dean at the University of Kansas where he also teaches leadership. In this episode we discuss Steve's six leadership lessons:  If you take care of people, they'll take care of you. It's sometimes better to beg forgiveness than ask permission, especially when commandeering enemy vehicles. Don't use the hammer unless you need to. And you'll rarely need to. You can't lead from under a truck…or from behind a computer monitor. Remember the 3Bs: be brief, be brilliant, be gone. Perpetual optimism is a force multiplier. Follow Steve: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Doctrine_Man LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevenleonard1/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DoctrineMan/ Follow Me:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/nate_meikle LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natemeikle/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nate_meikle/

Steve Leonard, of StephenDavidLeonard.com, joins me today to talk about Dad Guilt, parenting, gains and losses, identity, and living the abundant life. Steve and his wife, Lisa (of Lisa Leonard Designs) are the parents of two sons: David, 21 and Matthias, 19. Their world was changed dramatically when David was born with a rare genetic disorder, Cornelia DeLang Syndrome. You can read about it here.  I first met the Leonards when they moved to San Luis Obispo when Steve became our Family and College Pastor. When Lisa's jewelry took off, Steve then moved out of formal ministry to help manage their fast-growing business. He discusses the challenges he faced in changing roles and parenting a boy becoming a man and moving off to college as well as one who will never move out and move on. Each son provides much joy in the Leonard's lives and we are blessed to know them in our little community.  GIVEAWAY - Two Roman Cross Coin necklaces for two winners! To Enter: FOLLOW STEVE AND ME AND TAG A FRIEND Some Steve gems: I want to be someone who thinks "There you are!" vs "Here I am!" Being a dad has helped me understand God's heart a little bit more.  We actually live between the first page and the last page of the Bible. Dad Guilt is real and less talked about, perhaps, because we are men. Living by "ought's and should's" can hinder the abundant life that God promised in Scripture. More than anything else, our son David has taught me that I am made in God's image and that is my worth. Steve is Founder and CEO of StephenDavidLeonard.com. Follow on Instagram @stephendavidleonard www.lisaleonard.com www.stephendavidleonard.com www.leonardgroup.com          

This lecture was recorded at the open house for the USAHEC's newest exhibit, “Ka-Pow Boom! Understanding the Soldier Experience through Comic and Illustrative Art.” Writer, former military strategist, and U.S. Army veteran Steve Leonard delivered a presentation on his comic series “The Further Adventures of Doctrine Man” In his presentation discussed the origins and inspiration for the iconic comic strip, and the impact it's had on the U.S. Army.

In the second edition of Hat Trick City, DJ Pattycake and DJ Uncle Matt recap the past two weekends of the Danbury Hat Tricks 2022-23 season, as well as Pats' new job with the Bridgeport Islanders. The interviews open with Steve Leonard of the Danbury Hat Tricks who is making an impressive impact so far in his first season with Danbury. Followed by an a great discussion with the WestConn Wolves Hockey Club Captain, Justin Ehrhard, who is currently in his senior season. To wrap things up, we talk to FHL alum and FanSaves Co-Founder, Kris McCarthy about FanSaves and the great achievements the company has made so far!

Special guest host Steve Leonard joins John to talk baseball, notable French thespians, and giant hippos as they review the first season of the new MCU Disney+ show Moon Knight!

Let's be honest - the study of strategy can, at times, be a tedious thing. For those of us who haven't dedicated their lives and/or careers to understanding the detailed workings, intricate interplay and parlance of the strategic realm it can be a downright drag. But what if you could comprehend it all via an amazing space opera? What if the Empire, the Rebellion, the Romulans, the Klingons, the Federation, the Spice Trade and the Apes of a futuristic Earth all had something to teach you about strategy? What if the Federation could make conversations about discrimination and diversity much easier to discuss in a learning situation? Jon Klug and Steve Leonard so firmly believed that science fiction offers both a mirror and a possible guidebook for students of strategy and leadership that they gathered up a bunch of friends and colleagues and they put a book together on the topic. Jon and Steve join podcast editor Ron Granieri to discuss To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy, and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond. The three of them examine the genesis of the project, what they've learned along the way and they set out to answer the age old questions Kirk or Picard? Khan or Q? Buck or Flash? The Empire or The First Order? FACT CHECK - Jon Klug mentions that Dino De Laurentiis owned the rights to Star Wars. What Jon was trying to convey was that De Laurentiis owned the rights to Flash Gordon, and he refused to sell them to George Lucas who had hopes to create a new Flash Gordon movie. Instead Lucas was forced to create a little project he eventually called Star Wars.

Science fiction can be a means grow as leaders, strategists and in dealing with conflict. Editors Jonathan Klug and Steve Leonard join AUSA's Joe Craig to discuss their new book, To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy, and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond, which brings together expertly told stories tackling subjects like the burden of leadership, weighing experience against in intelligence in the pursuit of strategy, and the threat of depleted natural resources. Guests: Editors of To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy, and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond COL Jonathan Klug, Assistant Professor, United States Army War College Steven Leonard, Senior Assistant Dean, The University of Kansas School of Business and Senior Fellow, Modern War Institute at West Point Host: Joe Craig, AUSA's Book Program Director Resources: Casemate: To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy, and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond Recommendations for future topics are welcome via email at podcast@ausa.org.

Major General Mick Ryan of the Australian Defence Force and Steve Leonard, the creator of Doctrine Man!! join Joe to discuss the benefits of science fiction and Steve's new book, To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy, and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond. Listen to this episode to learn about why a healthy dose of science fiction helps us become better problem solvers. 

“I've never competed with anybody else, I compete with myself. And it's because if I set the bar against somebody else's performance, it's not gonna be high enough and I'm gonna sell myself short.” - Steve Leonard 6ers, this episode focuses on the importance of emotional intelligence, measuring goals, and managing personalities. It will make you realize why micromanaging has no space in your team. Tony Nash is joined by Steve Leonard, the creative force behind the mostly satirical defense and national security blog https://www.facebook.com/DoctrineMan/ (Doctrine Man). You are going to learn how to manage personalities (especially that of your boss!) and how giving people the space to be themselves will result in their best personal and professional results. In the end, this episode will empower you to feel more confident as a leader, manager, and dreamer. ----- https://www.amazon.com/Strategy-Strikes-Back-Explains-Military/dp/1640123601/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=strategy+strikes+back&qid=1636981779&qsid=139-9306691-3661320&s=books&sr=1-1&sres=1640123601%2CB08N97D7PS%2C1484265181%2CB091DP1TNB%2C0881327379%2CB09CR7TFDT%2CB01N0SMIHR%2C1595621113%2C1072211602%2C1507723172%2CB0071MIA70%2C0988336499%2C1472836561%2C159463291X%2C1444784129%2C1473892449&srpt=ABIS_BOOK (Strategy Strikes Back: How Star Wars Explains Modern Military Conflict) https://www.amazon.com/Winning-Westeros-Explains-Military-Conflict/dp/1640122214/ref=pd_bxgy_img_1/139-9306691-3661320?pd_rd_w=mtV4e&pf_rd_p=c64372fa-c41c-422e-990d-9e034f73989b&pf_rd_r=7W68BAFSNB0E9BY8EM7Q&pd_rd_r=97373bcf-4af6-4f98-bcca-ecdaac557c63&pd_rd_wg=J18qu&pd_rd_i=1640122214&psc=1 (Winning Westeros: How Game of Thrones Explains Modern Military Conflict) https://www.amazon.com/Boldly-Go-Leadership-Strategy-Conflict/dp/1636240623/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=to+boldly+go&qid=1636981705&qsid=139-9306691-3661320&sr=8-1&sres=1636240623%2C069275671X%2C0692643850%2C0692865462%2CB07DM7NX62%2C1787110028%2C096614080X%2CB072JNQZJQ%2CB07QB5W439%2C1476779058%2C303059954X%2CB08JJSXH6R%2C1845760840%2CB09LGW5DWH%2CB09LDDY39K%2C195160038X&srpt=ABIS_BOOK (To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy, and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond) ----- https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits (Atomic Habits) by James Clear ----- 00:42 - Introduction 01:22 - How the science fiction book he co-authored, To Boldly Go, was conceptualized. 05:02 - Why micromanaging doesn't work 07:28 - Doctrine Man and being called out for basing a character on the late General Raymond Odierno 12:13 - Lessons learned from his previous books, Strategy Strikes Back and Why We Write 17:38 - One key lesson he learned from the failure: The importance of managing personalities 22:18 - How is he better than yesterday? Having goals and performance metrics ----- Here is how to connect with Steve Leonard: https://www.facebook.com/DoctrineMan/ (Facebook) https://twitter.com/doctrine_man (Twitter) https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevenleonard1/ (LinkedIn) ----- Connect with Got Your 6 podcast: https://www.thetonynash.com/podcast (Website) https://www.instagram.com/gotyour6pod/ (Instagram) https://discord.gg/KPPzmevp (Discord) https://www.linkedin.com/company/gotyour6pod/ (LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/gotyour6pod (Twitter) https://www.tiktok.com/@gotyour6pod? (TikTok) ----- Connect with Tony: https://www.thetonynash.com/ (Website) https://www.linkedin.com/in/the-tony-nash/ (LinkedIn) https://www.instagram.com/thetonynash/ (Instagram) https://twitter.com/theTonyNash (Twitter)

“I've never competed with anybody else, I compete with myself. And it's because if I set the bar against somebody else's performance, it's not gonna be high enough and I'm gonna sell myself short.” - Steve Leonard 6ers, this episode focuses on the importance of emotional intelligence, measuring goals, and managing personalities. It will make you realize why micromanaging has no space in your team. Tony Nash is joined by Steve Leonard, the creative force behind the mostly satirical defense and national security blog https://www.facebook.com/DoctrineMan/ (Doctrine Man). You are going to learn how to manage personalities (especially that of your boss!) and how giving people the space to be themselves will result in their best personal and professional results. In the end, this episode will empower you to feel more confident as a leader, manager, and dreamer. ----- https://www.amazon.com/Strategy-Strikes-Back-Explains-Military/dp/1640123601/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=strategy+strikes+back&qid=1636981779&qsid=139-9306691-3661320&s=books&sr=1-1&sres=1640123601%2CB08N97D7PS%2C1484265181%2CB091DP1TNB%2C0881327379%2CB09CR7TFDT%2CB01N0SMIHR%2C1595621113%2C1072211602%2C1507723172%2CB0071MIA70%2C0988336499%2C1472836561%2C159463291X%2C1444784129%2C1473892449&srpt=ABIS_BOOK (Strategy Strikes Back: How Star Wars Explains Modern Military Conflict) https://www.amazon.com/Winning-Westeros-Explains-Military-Conflict/dp/1640122214/ref=pd_bxgy_img_1/139-9306691-3661320?pd_rd_w=mtV4e&pf_rd_p=c64372fa-c41c-422e-990d-9e034f73989b&pf_rd_r=7W68BAFSNB0E9BY8EM7Q&pd_rd_r=97373bcf-4af6-4f98-bcca-ecdaac557c63&pd_rd_wg=J18qu&pd_rd_i=1640122214&psc=1 (Winning Westeros: How Game of Thrones Explains Modern Military Conflict) https://www.amazon.com/Boldly-Go-Leadership-Strategy-Conflict/dp/1636240623/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=to+boldly+go&qid=1636981705&qsid=139-9306691-3661320&sr=8-1&sres=1636240623%2C069275671X%2C0692643850%2C0692865462%2CB07DM7NX62%2C1787110028%2C096614080X%2CB072JNQZJQ%2CB07QB5W439%2C1476779058%2C303059954X%2CB08JJSXH6R%2C1845760840%2CB09LGW5DWH%2CB09LDDY39K%2C195160038X&srpt=ABIS_BOOK (To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy, and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond) ----- https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits (Atomic Habits) by James Clear ----- 00:42 - Introduction 01:22 - How the science fiction book he co-authored, To Boldly Go, was conceptualized. 05:02 - Why micromanaging doesn't work 07:28 - Doctrine Man and being called out for basing a character on the late General Raymond Odierno 12:13 - Lessons learned from his previous books, Strategy Strikes Back and Why We Write 17:38 - One key lesson he learned from the failure: The importance of managing personalities 22:18 - How is he better than yesterday? Having goals and performance metrics ----- Here is how to connect with Steve Leonard: https://www.facebook.com/DoctrineMan/ (Facebook) https://twitter.com/doctrine_man (Twitter) https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevenleonard1/ (LinkedIn) ----- Connect with Got Your 6 podcast: https://www.thetonynash.com/podcast (Website) https://www.instagram.com/gotyour6pod/ (Instagram) https://discord.gg/KPPzmevp (Discord) https://www.linkedin.com/company/gotyour6pod/ (LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/gotyour6pod (Twitter) https://www.tiktok.com/@gotyour6pod? (TikTok) ----- Connect with Tony: https://www.thetonynash.com/ (Website) https://www.linkedin.com/in/the-tony-nash/ (LinkedIn) https://www.instagram.com/thetonynash/ (Instagram) https://twitter.com/theTonyNash (Twitter)

Multiverses collide as special guest host Steve Leonard returns to help Jeff and John break down the What If...? finale, discuss the existential nothingness of corporate synergy, and look ahead to upcoming nerd projects you may (or may not!) want to see!

In this episode Mike talks with best selling authors Max Brooks and Steve Leonard about their recent works “To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond”. This book is a collaboration project with over 30 authors. They use science fiction to talk about the future, current and what if scenarios. In this episode they discuss the book, current society, military problems and what our mindsets need to be to shape our future. Both the authors are known for their unconventional thinking, which has inspired leaders across the globe to respond to potential crises. This episode is fast paced and a lot of information is covered in the hour, so prepare yourself! Link to the book: Boldly Go, Leadership Strategy and Conflict Max and some of his work: Max Brooks Website The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living DeadWorld War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie WarDevolution: A Firsthand Account of the Rainier Sasquatch MassacreMinecraft: The Mountain: An Official Minecraft Novel Steve and a few pieces of his work: Doctrine Man on FaceBookSteven Leonard LinkedInThe Wisdom of Reverse MentoringTools of the Trade 10 Life Lessons in LeadershipThrowing Your Boots Over the Wire How to Know when the Time is Right for You/If you enjoyed this episode of Always in Pursuit, please share with a couple of your friends and leave us a review on whatever platform you use. Also find out more about AIP and the team at www.alwaysinpursuit.org. Thank you for tuning in to the show!Check out our amazing Sponsors Adyton PBC and Learn more about MUSTR app which is streamlining systems for leaders across the Department of Defense! 

Links1. To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond, by Jonathan Klug and Steve Leonard (editors), Casemate, Sep 30, 2021.

By Jon Frerichs Jon Klug and Steve Leonard, aka Doctrine Man, join the program to discuss their new work, To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy and Conflict in the 21st century and Beyond. Sea Control 280 – To Boldly Go with Doctrine Man and Jon Klug Links 1. To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy and Conflict in … Continue reading Sea Control 280 – To Boldly Go with Doctrine Man and Jon Klug →

Whatever you find passion and fulfillment in won't always be easy. It might even turn out to be more difficult than the average college path, though that doesn't mean it's not possible. Whether you want to be a musician or an aerospace engineer, you have the choice to make it work out well in your life —only you.Steve Leonard, banjo player of Serene Green, found a huge passion for music at a young age. If it weren't for his huge passion he quite possibly could've found himself where he sees many of his peers; unfulfilled and drowning in student debt. Steve decided not to go to college and explored his interests instead, which has been one of the greatest decisions in his life. Steve has now been a touring musician for 10 years and is more rich in life than most people. On this episode of Success is Subjective, Steve joins Joanna to share his journey going from growing up struggling with ADHD to finding music as a huge outlet and eventually a career. Steve's story is proof that through hard work and dedication, you don't have to live at the expense of your passions.  Listen in for Steve's insight on how different his life looks from his peers that went to college and how much that's taught him.What You Will LearnHow the common topic of college never involved how much debt it can includeHow being on medication for ADHD seriously impacted Steve growing upHow Steve got into musicThe benefits that welding school brought Steve in comparison to how college has impacted some of his peers. College isn't going anywhere!The amount of work Steve has put into making his music career work What Steve has learned throughout his music careerThe importance of having a community that you can connect withThe pressure to live by societal standards Making sure that whatever you do in life doesn't sink you financiallyIs college worth it anymore?Connect with Steve LeonardSerene Green Blue Grass Band Serene Green on iTunesSerene Green on SpotifySerene Green on YoutubeSerene Green on InstagramSerene Green on FacebookVideo of Serene Green at DelFest 2019Connect with Joanna Lilley  Lilley ConsultingLilley Consulting on Instagram Lilley Consulting on Facebook Success is Subjective on Apple PodcastSponsored by: College Parent Survival NetworkEmail joanna@lilleyconsulting.com 

In this episode, we spend time with Steve Leonard, one of the Godfathers of military blogging. He was doing it long before it was cool. We talk about the origins of Doctrine Man, current military issues and how sharing stories is a key part of our ability to connect. With no shortage of sarcasm, we have a fun conversation about annoying nuisances that exist in the workplace. This episode is packed with a ton of great information and knowledge, so make sure you have a notebook ready! Hope you enjoy this episode with DOCTRINE MAN! Preorder Steve's latest book: Boldly Go, Leadership Strategy and Conflict Steve and a few pieces of his work: Doctrine Man on FaceBookSteven Leonard LinkedInThe Wisdom of Reverse MentoringTools of the Trade 10 Life Lessons in LeadershipThrowing Your Boots Over the Wire How to Know when the Time is Right for You/If you enjoyed this episode of Always in Pursuit, please share with a couple of your friends and leave us a review on whatever platform you use. Also find out more about AIP and the team at www.alwaysinpursuit.org. Thank you for tuning in to the show! Check out our amazing Sponsors Adyton PBC and Learn more about MUSTR app which is streamlining systems for leaders across the Department of Defense! 

Jeff and John welcome guest host Steve Leonard to the show to ask the burning question after the conclusion of Loki season one, namely, "Where on earth do we go from here?" Join the guys as they deliver their final thoughts on episode six, "For All Time, Always"!

Washington and Northern Oregon Fishing and Hunting News - Walleye Fishing in the Columbia River Gorge - Salmon Fishing on the Lower Willamette River - With guides Steve Leonard and Marc Bush.  Heard exclusively Saturday mornings from 7 to 8 as part of America Outdoors Radio on Seattle Sports Radio 950 KJR!  www.americaoutdoorsradio.com 

In this episode Steve & Leonard reflect on how the Furloughed podcast came into being and where it's heading. Hint: we're slowing down our delivery. Links: Email Leonard & Steve: FurloughedMailbox@gmail.com     Sponsor: www.UpWordsUnlimited.com   

Mr. Steve Leonard is an author, speaker, and currently serves as the director of the graduate program in business and organizational leadership at the University of Kansas. After serving 28 years in the U.S. Army, he turned to writing and speaking, and is the cofounder of the national security blog "Divergent Options;" cofounder of the "Smell of Victory" podcast; and cofounder and board member of the Military Writers Guild. Steve also serves as a Non-Resident Fellow at the Modern War Institute, West Point. He's the creator of the well-known "Doctrine Man," a defense and national security micro-blog with nearly 200,000 followers across social media. He writes on foreign policy, strategy, and leadership, and has also discussed the usage of fictional realms to explore modern strategic issues in books like Strategy Strikes Back: How Star Wars Explains Modern Military Conflict; Winning Westeros: How Game of Thrones Explains Modern Military Conflict; and the forthcoming To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy, and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond. Intro/outro music is "Evolution" from BenSound.com (https://www.bensound.com) Follow the Krulak Center's activities below: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brute.krulak.39 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thekrulakcenter/ Twitter: @TheKrulakCenter YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcIYZ84VMuP8bDw0T9K8S3g Krulak Center homepage on The Landing: https://unum.nsin.us/kcic

Of all the depictions of the military on screen — large or small — “Generation Kill” is the best portrayal of day-to-day life, according to Steve Leonard. The retired senior U.S. Army strategist knows a thing or two about the military and pop culture. He's provided chapters to the books “Strategy Strikes Back: How ‘Star Wars' Explains Modern Military Conflict” and “Winning Westeros: How ‘Game of Thrones' Explains Modern Military Conflict.” In this episode, he explains what Hollywood so often gets wrong about military culture.

Doctrine Man is your favorite comic super hero with 'truth, justice, and a sucker punch of snark.' Doctrine Man, Doctrine Man, spits out the comics no one can. Doctrine Man, Doctrine Man, saves the world without a plan! Steve Leonard, US Army vet, is a ClearanceJobs news contributor and joined us to discuss the dark side of leadership. What it is, and how to do deal. Learn more from Steve's stories: https://news.clearancejobs.com/author/steven-leonard/ Learn more about toxic leadership: https://news.clearancejobs.com/2020/08/12/toxic-leader-3-ways-to-deal-with-the-narcissistic-boss/

June 4th - Steve Leonard, Saskia Laroo

June 4th - Steve Leonard, Saskia Laroo

We need to look at Deep Tech for solutions that improve the human condition, such as to provide better healthcare, clean energy and food security. Steve Leonard, Founding CEO, SGInnovate shares more about how deep tech has helped the world so far and what can we expect from it in 2020.

Steve Leonard, CIFOR senior climate analyst, discusses the state of play after the first week of COP25 in Madrid, including the expectations and the implications of negotiations on the world’s forests. Steve spoke from Madrid with CIFOR Team Leader Jeremy van Loon.

We spoke with former U.S. Army Intelligence Officer and current history teacher, Steve Leonard. Mr. Leonard served in the U.S. Army during the cold war and was tasked with uncovering potential Soviet threats to America. We spoke about his time in the Army, why the Cold War is such a pivotal moment in history, how U.S. troops were treated by their citizenry, and other fascinating topics. This episode was recorded in January 2019. Check out Truth Serum History to learn more about the show and get access to all of Truth Serum's content. Truth Serum aims to educate Americans about our shared history.

Increasingly, technology defines our future. Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, robotics, machine-learning, blockchain, 3D printing, and much munch more. It all speaks to a world preparing to unlock and accelerate the way we live. As this new wave of innovation further empowers the individual and diminishes the role of traditional institutions, governments need to have some say in what happens and what doesn’t. What will it mean, for instance, when blockchain empowers a crypto-currency revolution that undermines a nation’s principal medium of exchange? One choice is to intervene and intercept. Another choice is to get involved and invest. Having a vantage point on the world of bleeding-edge technology is the privilege of my guest this episode, Steve Leonard. Steve is the Founding CEO of SGInnovate – a technology incubator and early-stage investment firm with direct backing from the Singapore government. Listen to today’s conversation to learn more about Singapore’s approach to innovation, and how Steve Leonard and his colleagues at SGInnovate are driving an agenda to prioritize deep-tech solutions geared for the public good.

On this episode of The Smell of Victory Podcast Bob Hein, Steve Leonard, and Phil Walter discussed Hollywood, the U.S. Military, and Civil-Military Relations. Issues touched on and quotes from this episode include: – Hollywood, the strategic communications branch of civil-military relations. – World War 2 gave us movies of epic battles, now we get damaged Veterans and...

In this episode, Mick chats with Steve Leonard author, military strategists, and creator of Doctrine Man. They discuss using satire to encourage reflection, education, and professional development. Steve also provides advice on engaging in professional development online. Steve provides a new take on an old answer to the final question. Join the members' community at Patreon for Steve's answer to a bonus question. You can also grab a book & crack on here.

Loren and Erin travel to Kansas City for a special live recording at the National World War I Museum. Joined by John Ismay and Steve Leonard, they dig into the many aspects of the Forever Wars including some Civ-Mil 101, opportunities for oversight and accountability, and everyone's favorite GWOT film. Links Amy Schafer, "Generations of War," CNAS Conflicting Partisan Priorities for U.S. Foreign Policy, Pew Research Center Nikki Wentling, “Tom Hanks Thinks Hollywood Isn't Best Suited to Tell Stories of Iraq, Afghanistan Wars," Stars and Stripes

Loren and Erin travel to Kansas City for a special live recording at the National World War I Museum. Joined by John Ismay and Steve Leonard, they dig into the many aspects of the Forever Wars including some Civ-Mil 101, opportunities for oversight and accountability, and everyone's favorite GWOT film. Links Amy Schafer, "Generations of War," CNAS Conflicting Partisan Priorities for U.S. Foreign Policy, Pew Research Center Nikki Wentling, “Tom Hanks Thinks Hollywood Isn't Best Suited to Tell Stories of Iraq, Afghanistan Wars," Stars and Stripes

Hey Superhero Nation! Here is episode 3 of my survivor series! Today I am joined by Steve's wife Beth Anne and brother Mark to talk about the type of man and superhero Steve was. Steve lost his fight with cancer two years ago, but his spirit and legacy will live on through the Steven Leonard Jr Foundation and the opening of the The Scuba Zone at Canisius College to serve as a mentoring program to help 500+ students per year! Please consider donating to our fundraiser "Burpees For Steve" below to raise funds for the The Zone. Also, check out Blurbs Against Buffalo, an expansion pack for Cards Against Humanity, that Steve created and is being sold locally in Buffalo. It will make for an excellent stocking stuffer! Donate to Burpees For Steve!https://www.gofundme.com/burpees-for-steven-leonard-jr-foundation&rcid=r01-154383532599-32ad47d1b2d442c2&pc=ot_co_campmgmt_wGet Blurbs Against Buffalo!https://www.georgeandcompany.co/blogs/news/136656327-blurbs-against-buffalo-card-game-for-sale-onlinehttps://bflo-gallery-gift-shop.myshopify.com/products/blurbs-against-buffalohttp://www.nickelcitydesigns.com/

What does it take for a successful military transition, and when is it time to start? In the follow-up to our earlier conversation with Steve Leonard - aka, Doctrine Mana - retired Army colonel and the program director for the Master of Science program in Business and Organizational Leadership at the University of Kansas. He shares why it's not okay to wait until retirement to start the transition process, and how to make the most of your final years in uniform.

This episode of The Smell of Victory Podcast focuses on great books.  More specifically, what Bob Hein, Steve Leonard, and Phil Walter think are great books.  The Divergent Options trio determined what their favorite books were in the categories of Policy, Strategy, Tactical, Most Gifted, and Most Personal and decided to share them with our...

SGInnovate’s Steve Leonard on Singapore’s first certified blockchain developer programme.

Ongoing learning, professional development, continuous education. Whether you're a service member or civilian, professional development is likely on your career to-do list. But how do you find the right opportunities, how do you pursue them, and what kind of mindset makes that investment of time worthwhile? Those are the kinds of questions we're discussing on the latest episode of the Security Clearance Podcast in our conversation with Steve Leonard - aka, Doctrine Man. Leonard is a retired Army colonel and the Program director for the Master of Science program in Business and Organizational Leadership at the University of Kansas. He’s also the creator of the popular Doctrine Man, a humorous military cartoon that blossomed into an online brand with nearly 200,000 followers.

August 31st - Steve Leonard, Erik Davis, Jolly Holly

August 31st - Steve Leonard, Erik Davis, Jolly Holly

This third bonus episode on the topic of luck features an article by Nate Finney, founder of The Strategy Bridge and co-founder of The Military Writers Guild. Just like Steve Leonard in the last episode, Nate says that you can make your own luck. But Nate goes a step further to recommend deliberately shaping that luck, as one would in a military operation. Get the right education, meet the influential people, attend the key events.  In the military profession, however, this approach may seem careerist and self-serving. To that, Nate has some great recommendations to help success-seeking leaders stay grounded. Take 3 minutes to enjoy "Proactive Luck" by Nathan Finney and be sure to share it with your team!   If you would like to show your support for The Military Leader Podcast, please leave a rating and comment in iTunes. Thank you so much for the very kind ratings and comments that many of you have left. I'm flattered to know that the podcast is making an impact!   The views expressed in this podcast do not officially represent the views of the US military or the United States Government. The music for The Military Leader Podcast was composed by Iliya Ryakhovskiy, who made a custom piece for the podcast.

In this bonus episode, I share Steve Leonard's response to "The Role of Luck in Becoming a Successful Officer." In "Luck Be a Lady," Steve reminds us that there is no luck without the team and that the team must make its own luck from time to time. If you're not yet a Doctrine Man fan, head over to Facebook and Twitter to get Steve Leonard's critical, sometimes snarky look at current events and military news.   If you would like to show your support for The Military Leader Podcast, please leave a rating and comment in iTunes. Thank you so much for the very kind ratings and comments that many of you have left. I'm flattered to know that the podcast is making an impact!   The views expressed in this podcast do not officially represent the views of the US military or the United States Government.   The music for The Military Leader Podcast was composed by Iliya Ryakhovskiy, who made a custom piece for the podcast.

What is mission creep?  What are some examples of mission creep?  What are some effects of mission creep?  Why does the military seem to bat clean up for the rest of the Executive Branch when national security problems rear their ugly heads?  Bob Hein and Steve Leonard discuss these issues and more on this episode of The...

If you are in the military and have Facebook, you know Doctrine Man! Steve Leonard, creator of Doctrine Man and former Army strategist, shares the story of how sharing a few snarky cartoons on work email grew into a social media platform nearing 200,000 followers. Steve goes on to offer a common sense perspective of leadership that is refreshing and pragmatic. After writing several of the Army's key doctrine manuals and retiring as a Colonel, Steve transitioned to become the first Director of the Business & Organizational Leadership graduate program at the University of Kansas. Steve is also a non-resident fellow at the Modern War Institute at West Point, the co-founder of Divergent Options, a co-founder and board member of the Military Writers Guild, and a frequent contributor to the Atlantic Council's Art of Future Warfare Project. If you would like to show your support for The Military Leader Podcast, please leave a rating and comment in iTunes. Thank you so much for the very kind ratings and comments that many of you have left. I'm flattered to know that the podcast is making an impact! The views expressed in this podcast do not officially represent the views of the US military or the United States Government. The music for The Military Leader Podcast was composed by Iliya Ryakhovskiy, who made a custom piece for the podcast.

If you are in the military and have Facebook, you know Doctrine Man! Steve Leonard, creator of Doctrine Man and former Army strategist, shares the story of how sharing a few snarky cartoons on work email grew into a social media platform nearing 200,000 followers. Steve goes on to offer a common sense perspective of leadership that is refreshing and pragmatic. After writing several of the Army's key doctrine manuals and retiring as a Colonel, Steve transitioned to become the first Director of the Business & Organizational Leadership graduate program at the University of Kansas.  Steve is also a non-resident fellow at the Modern War Institute at West Point, the co-founder of Divergent Options, a co-founder and board member of the Military Writers Guild, and a frequent contributor to the Atlantic Council’s Art of Future Warfare Project.    If you would like to show your support for The Military Leader Podcast, please leave a rating and comment in iTunes. Thank you so much for the very kind ratings and comments that many of you have left. I'm flattered to know that the podcast is making an impact!   The views expressed in this podcast do not officially represent the views of the US military or the United States Government.   The music for The Military Leader Podcast was composed by Iliya Ryakhovskiy, who made a custom piece for the podcast.  

In Episode III of the Strategy Strikes Back podcast, Steve Leonard—a retired US Army colonel and the creative force behind the popular military web-comic site Doctrine Man!!—joins to discuss his chapter, "The Jedi and the Profession of Arms," from Strategy Strikes Back: How Star Wars Explains Modern Military Conflict.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution sets a brisk pace for businesses and policymakers alike to adapt their models and practices in order to keep up with changing trends. Doing so will require equipping the population with new skills, fostering innovation, and of course, finance to get cutting-edge ideas from the drawing board to users. How can societies foster and support innovation, and more importantly, channel it for good? We spoke to Steve Leonard, CEO of SGInnovate to find out.

Steve Leonard talks about SGInnovate's efforts to nurture deep tech startups in Singapore, and the challenges these startups face.

Jan 19th - Stewart Dobson, Steve Leonard, Erik Davis

Jan 19th - Stewart Dobson, Steve Leonard, Erik Davis

Hour One Kevin with Soft Science has a product you need for fishing, but will wear all day. Bob McCray specializes in Kayak fly fishing trips. Hi will use whatever works in Nor Cal and southern Oregon.   Hour Two Fishing for sturgeon, Steve Leonard can land up to 50 per day. Stevesguidedventures.com will take […]

Feb 24th - Steve Leonard, Cate Meighan, Paul Provenza

Feb 24th - Steve Leonard, Cate Meighan, Paul Provenza

Trish Purcell and Will Klair from CalParks.com give options of 28 marina facilities in California and Oregon for whatever you desire. Author Henry Hughes and Oregon fishing guide Steve Leonard have some very interesting about fishing the Columbia River and its tributaries. The main topic in the largest fresh water fish in the US. Sturgeon […]

Steve Leonard, deputy executive chairman of IDA Singapore joined us in an interesting conversation on the SMART Nation initiative in Singapore & his thoughts on the startup ecosystem. Our discussion began with his reflections from an illustrious career in enterprise technology to a government role, and subsequently, we discuss why the Singapore government has embarked on The post Episode 56: SMART Nation and Singapore Start-up Ecosystem with Steve Leonard appeared first on Analyse Asia.