TWR Listeners Lounge - Sean Glaze

<p>In this episode, hosts Alan Sanders and Walt Murray interview author and leadership consultant, Sean Glaze. Sean began his career initially thinking he was going to become a lawyer. However, after getting an English degree, he was convinced to become a high school teacher. Within his first year, he was asked to assist with 9th grade basketball. His vision of perfecting a team strategy did not go as planned. As he says, he face-planted hard. The revelation that there was more to team-building than just X's and O's hit him hard. Sean began to formulate his thoughts on leadership and team building, leading to his first book. As his teaching and coaching career continued, he began to explore a parallel career in consulting. He continued to write new books on team building and leadership, adding new lessons to the ones he learned. After 20 years, he made the decision to retire from teaching and focus full-time on leadership and team consulting in the private sector. Over the course of the interview, Sean Glaze lays the groundwork for sucessful teams, effecting leadership and to always remain coachable.</p> <p>After the interivew, Alan and Walt share some odd news for the week leading into Thanksgiving. Then they both dive into the Entertainment segment, discussing what they have been watching, reading and listenig to.</p> <p><strong>WATCHING</strong></p> <p>Walt, on Alan's suggestion, has been watcing <strong>Jean-Claude Van Johnson</strong> and loves it. He also started to watch the new <strong>A&E Biography</strong> series on MTV. Finally, Walt has been binge-watching <strong>The Tick</strong>. Alan, on Walt's suggestion, watched the entire season of the docuseries, <strong>Catching Killers</strong> on Netflix. He watched the first 3 episodes of <strong>The Wheel of Time</strong> on Amazon and feels luke-warm about it thus far. He watched the Tom Hanks flick, <strong>News of the World</strong>, and did not like it at all. Finally, Alan's weekly YouTube suggestions are the movie reaction channels, <strong>Ashleigh