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Leadership is rarely neat, and the real lessons often come far from the pages of books or the walls of seminar rooms. Join us as we uncover stories of imperfection, problem-solving, and growth from leaders who’ve learned the hard way. Through candid conversations, we explore how mistakes can lead to breakthroughs, fostering stronger teams and better decision-making. This is leadership in the real world—unfiltered, unpolished, and full of valuable insights you can apply today.
The Press hosts Building Great People, a business show with 11 episodes published.
What does it truly mean to take ownership of your life, your mindset, and your leadership? In this episode of Building Great People, we sit down with Daniel Fielding, founder of The Asset Mindset, to unpack what it looks
Join us as Joe Shakeenab walks through the experiences and leaders who molded his character, mindset, and discipline. From Ranger School to Special Forces, Joe explains what true leadership looks like: presence, purpose,
In this episode of Building Great People, we sit down with The Press's Student Ambassadors — CiCi, Gage, and JT — who are also full time Austin Peay State University students, to talk about what it really means to grow a
In this episode of Building Great People, we sit down with Reagan Prather, an experienced coach and adjunct faculty member at Austin Peay State University, who works with youth athletes and executive coaching students. S
Dave Dessauer, Director of the Tennessee Small Business Development Center (TSBDC) at Austin Peay, joins Building Great People to unpack what new owners really face: fear, grit, accountability—and why starting small is o
Pamela Holz, Executive Director of the Association for Corporate Growth Tennessee, doesn’t just walk into a room — she lights it up. But behind her joyful presence is a deep leadership philosophy built on connection, emp
In this episode of Building Great People, we sit down with Mark Blaze—an accomplished Chief Revenue Officer known for driving sales, leading strategic initiatives, and building cultures that thrive. With decades of exper
Episode 3 of Building Great People features Nick Lavery — active-duty Green Beret, keynote speaker, coach, and CEO. A best-selling author and member of The Press, Nick shares a powerful story of grit, leadership, and res
What if your biggest fear wasn’t failure—but never taking the leap at all? In this episode of Building Great People, we sit down with Emily, founder of Asulon Collective, Downtown Clarksville’s newest craft coffee shop.
In the very first episode of Building Great People, host Rylan Kean sits down with none other than Leo Millan, a visionary leader, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Leo shares his journey—from overcoming challenges to bu
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Building Great People is hosted by The Press. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 11 episodes.
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