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Hosted by David ReyesLearning Leadership · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Hosted by David ReyesLearning Leadership: In Practice is a reflective podcast exploring leadership as a practice shaped by learning, experience, and honest reflection.Rooted in the concept of learning leadership, inspired by Learning Leadership, the show draws from books, teaching, leadership development work, and real-world experience to examine how leaders grow over time. Episodes include thoughtful reflections, limited series, and insights drawn from both leadership literature and unexpected places.This podcast is for leaders who believe growth does not stop with a title and who are committed to staying curious, continuing to learn, and leading with intention. davidreyes.substack.com
David ReyesLearning Leadership hosts Learning Leadership: In Practice, a business show with 13 episodes published.
There’s a quote from The Office that I have used more times than I can count: “I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days before you’ve actually left them.” That is exactly how I feel when I look back on
In this episode of Learning Leadership in Practice, I close out the Five Fundamentals series from Learning Leadership by James Kouzes and Barry Posner with the fifth and final fundamental: Practice Deliberately. Leadersh
In this episode of Learning Leadership in Practice, David explores the next principle from Learning Leadership by James Kouzes and Barry Posner: Engage Support. Leadership is not a solo pursuit. Kouzes and Posner’s resea
In this third episode of The Five Fundamentals in Practice, we explore the next principle from Learning Leadership by James Kouzes and Barry Posner: Challenge Yourself. Leadership growth does not happen in comfort. It ha
I’m continuing the series on Learning Leadership In Practice, exploring the Five Fundamentals of Becoming an Exemplary Leader from Learning Leadership by James Kouzes and Barry Posner. This episode focuses on the second
I’m excited to kick off a brand-new series on Learning Leadership In Practice. After reflecting on the books I read in 2025 over the first seven episodes, we now turn to what I consider a foundational text for this podca
Some of the most formative leadership lessons I learned in 2025 did not come from leadership books. They came from stories. From reading about the building of Saturday Night Live in Lorne. From understanding the cultural
This episode sits with a question I found myself returning to again and again in 2025:What does leadership look like when the pressure is real and the noise is loud? This past year, I had the opportunity to participate i
There are seasons where strategy feels like the last thing you have the energy for. When you are navigating transition, uncertainty, or disorientation, it can feel like everything becomes tactical. What is right in front
This episode sits in a very real place for me. 2025 was a disorienting year. Finding my footing felt harder than usual, and there were days when habits that once felt grounding started to feel like wasted energy. Discipl
In this episode of Learning Leadership, In Practice I explore what it looks like to lead while you are still learning. In a year of transition and change, I found myself wrestling with how to stay grounded in leadership
In this episode of Learning Leadership In Practice, host David Reyes reflects on a season of deep growth shaped by both hardship and learning. Through a cluster of meaningful books he read in 2025, David explores how lea
In this inaugural episode of Learning Leadership, In Practice, host David Reyes introduces the heart and purpose of this podcast: exploring what it truly means to lead as a learner. David shares why learning leadership —
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