Episode 74
The Leadership Practices We Never Talk About (Until Now)
In this candid episode, Josh Anderson and Bob Galen take listeners behind the curtain to reveal the quiet habits and personal practices that make them better leaders — but rarely get talked about. From journaling, reflection, and patient observation to enabling failure, nontraditional learning, and building side projects for sanity, they share the invisible work that strengthens their leadership muscle. These personal rituals may seem small, but they compound over time to create clarity, energy, and growth. This is a rare invitation into the inner workings of two seasoned leaders — a reminder that what you do in private often shapes who you are in public.
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