Join Zach as he talks to Phil Gable about his journey of learning what it means to work from your identity and not for it.

A conversation about life with firefighter Kelsey Romshek, listen as he shares his story in a way that will motivate and inspire you! SHOP LEADER FARMING BOOK https://lean6ninja.com/product/leader... LISTEN TO LEADER FARMING Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/234Wpv8... FOLLOW LEADER FARMING Instagram:   / theleaderfarmer   Facebook:   / theleaderfarmer   Website: https://leaderfarming.com/

Listen as Zach joins Jeff Orsinego to talk on his podcast "A Battle Worth Fighting" about his journey through the years of learning to not find his identity in achievement.

Why does life have to be both hard and good? Join Jay and Zach as they wrestle with some really tough questions about betrayal, risk taking and extending trust.

In this episode, Zach interviews one of his restaurant Leaders, CJ Ware. CJ talks about his upcoming move to Texas and how his leadership journey has prepared him for moving out on his own. He shares a few stories from winter seasons in his life and how he almost left Chick-fil-A due to burn-out. You are sure to be inspired by listening to this young man's story.

In this episode, recorded this past winter, Zach interviews his friend Dr. Alan Kemper. Dr. Kemper is a former college professor that proposes the idea that getting all A's can be a "failure." Be prepared to glean wisdom from this conversation about the game of entrepreneurship and the four fires philosophy. Where you dump your logs will determine how well you weather the storms of life. Connect with Dr. Alan Kemper at four-fires.com or leadworkforceconsulting.com

Conrad's story challenges all of us to think about what we have given our heart, mind and soul over to and how loss can bring us to the end of ourselves.  How many times have we wanted something for ourselves, but then looked back and realized that isn't what we needed?  

In this conversation, Zach introduces his life coach and friend, Chris Matakas.  Chris has dedicated his life to helping others see how Jiu-Jitsu is one of the best vehicles for personal development.  He shares some of his personal journey through winter seasons and his wisdom for life: "If you increase voluntary struggle, you will decrease involuntary suffering."  Learn more about Chris and his work at www.chrismatakas.com

In this episode, Zach and Clif talk about his faith journey from being a business owner to a covert missionary. Coming to us from a jungle in Central America, Clif expresses his gratitude for the difficult seasons in his life and how he would have settled for a much smaller story with out his winter seasons.  

In this episode, Zach and Courtney talk about how their business relationship has turned into a deep friendship.  In Courtney's intimate story he shares how a winter season in his life turned into what he calls a "mini Ice Age."  Listeners will certainly be encourage by his transparency and vulnerability.