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This episode focuses on a key characteristic of Competitive Kindness, the vision-driven encourager that actually drives results. Dr. Clark hosts guest Tom Wistrcill, who serves as the Commissioner of the Big Sky Conference and also on the NCAA Men's Basketball Committee (March Madness).

Tom shares the how to lead with vision and drive leaders to work together to accomplish greatness. He further shares the impact of attitude, effort, and offers the best leadership advice that he has received. He even throws in a strong Van Halen shoutout.

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This episode of the Competitive Kindness podcast shares how to lead with Competitive Kindness, even when circumstances are difficult. Dr. Clark hosts guest Brian Kight, renowned leadership expert and founder of DIGNVS, who has worked with championship teams (like Ohio State Football and the Seattle Mariners).

BK shares the powerful championship mindset approach of Event + Response = Outcome. He further shares the impact of reputation, how to effectively "control the controllables" and powerful leadership advice from his father Tim Kight as well as other championship coaches.

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This episode of the Competitive Kindness Podcast focuses upon what kindness is and how it’s different from being nice. Dr. Clark hosts guest Eric Kapitulik, CEO of The Program and who served in the US Marine Corps Special Operations.

Kapitulik shares his perspective on why kindness can be a matter of life or death for your team, the importance of leading the right way, and powerful leadership advice from some top military leaders he encountered.

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The inaugural episode of the Competitive Kindness podcast features the origin of Competitive Kindness and Dr. Clark hosts guest Dan Butterly, Conference Commissioner at the Big West.

Butterly shares his perspective on why relationships, compassion, innovation, and integrity matter in leadership.

The movement begins…