#104: Peyton Manning, Legendary NFL Quarterback – Be guided by authenticity

How Leaders Lead with David Novak

David Novak Leadership

Entrepreneurship, Business, Management

4.8 • 596 Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2022

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Today’s guest hardly needs an introduction because joining me is legendary quarterback Peyton Manning. After his extraordinary career in the NFL, Peyton is now succeeding in the business world – leading his own production house, bourbon brand, charitable foundation … I mean, is there anything this guy can’t do!? But here’s what I really love about Peyton: no matter what he does, he leads with authenticity. He doesn’t feel like he has to know all the answers in these new ventures. He’s comfortable asking questions and getting his team on board to figure out solutions. That authenticity also helps him know when to say yes to an opportunity – and when to pass when it doesn’t work for him and his family. In fact, he decided against a traditional broadcast career for that very reason. Instead, he and his brother Eli host the “Manningcast,” which is an alternate live broadcast of Monday Night Football with famous guests and lots of candid conversations. It’s creating a TON of buzz and even took home a Sports Emmy. People are drawn to the authenticity in the Manningcast and in Peyton’s leadership style. That’s why it’s so darn important for us to learn from leaders who aren’t afraid to be themselves. So here is my conversation with my good friend…and soon to be yours…Peyton Manning. Take your learning further. Get proven leadership advice from these (free!) resources: The How Leaders Lead App: A vast library of 90-second leadership lessons to stay sharp on the go Daily Insight Emails: One small (but powerful!) leadership principle to focus on each day Whichever you choose, you can be sure you’ll get the trusted leadership advice you need to advance your career, develop your team, and grow your business.

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0:00.0	Welcome to How Leaders Lead, where every week you get to listen in while I interview some of the very best leaders in the world.
0:10.6	I break down the key learning so that by the end of the episode, you'll have something simple you can apply as you develop into a better leader.
0:18.1	That's what this podcast is all about. Today's guest hardly needs an introduction.
0:23.5	Joining me today is legendary quarterback Peyton Manning. After his extraordinary career in the NFL,
0:31.0	Peyton is now succeeding in the business world, leading his own production house,
0:35.8	bourbon brand, charitable foundation. I mean, is there
0:39.0	anything this guy can't do? But here's what I really love about Peyton. No matter what he does,
0:46.1	he leads with authenticity. He doesn't feel like he has to know all the answers in these new
0:51.6	ventures. He's comfortable in his own skin, asking questions
0:55.7	and getting his team on board to figure out solutions. That authenticity also helps him know
1:01.3	when to say yes to an opportunity and when to pass when it doesn't work for him and his family.
1:06.9	In fact, he decided against a traditional broadcast career for that very reason.
1:12.5	Instead, he and his brother, Eli, hosts the Manningcast, which is an alternate live broadcast
1:18.3	of Monday night football with famous guests and lots of candid conversations.
1:23.7	It's creating a ton of buzz and even took home a sports Emmy.
1:27.7	People are drawn to the authenticity in the Manning cast and in Peyton's leadership style.
1:33.2	That's why it's so darn important for us to learn from leaders who aren't afraid to be themselves.
1:39.1	So here's my conversation with my good friend and soon to be yours, Peyton Manning.
1:49.4	Music conversation with my good friend and soon to be yours, Peyton Manning. You know, I'm sure I'm the last to know this, but in doing my research for our conversation,
1:54.3	I learned that your nickname is the sheriff. Where's that come from? And what's that say about
1:59.4	your leadership style? Well well i've never referred to
2:02.8	myself as the sheriff i want to be on the record by saying that but some fans do call me that if
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