Avad: The Seeds of Leadership
Avad: The Seeds of Leadership
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Welcome to The Seeds of Leadership podcast - where servant leadership meets real-world performance. Hosted by Jeremy Cole, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt and founder of Avad Consulting™, this podcast features honest conversations with proven leaders who put people first and deliver lasting results. Explore the intersection of faith, operational excellence, and human-centered leadership in business.
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The podcast covers a variety of themes including servant leadership, operational excellence, and human-centered business practices, with episodes exploring topics like effective habit building, data-driven decision making, and the integration of faith in leadership.
Welcome to The Seeds of Leadership podcast – where servant leadership meets real-world performance. Hosted by Jeremy Cole, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt and founder of Avad Consulting™, this podcast features honest conversations with proven leaders who put people first and deliver lasting results. Explore the intersection of faith, operational excellence, and human-centered leadership in business.
What if the secret to sustainable leadership isn't rapid growth or complex strategy, but quiet consistency, deep respect, and doing the right thing when no one is watching?
In this episode, Jeremy sits down with Dr. Formanek, a trusted Knoxville chiropractor and 36-year business owner, to explore the simple and often overlooked truths behind long-term impact.
They talk about the value of showing up on time, how to build trust with patients and staff, and why overhead, respect, and compassion matter more than most people think.
Topics include:
- Building a cross-trained, flexible team
- Keeping overhead low without sacrificing quality
- Leading with respect and clarity
- Practicing compassion as a daily discipline
- Creating a culture where patients and staff feel at ease
This is a quiet masterclass in people-first leadership from someone who has lived it for over three decades.
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