What's going on guys welcome back to another episode of the Bear Performance Podcast.

I'm your host Nick Bear CEO of Bear Performance Nutrition and today we are talking leadership

and more importantly leaders lead leaders fucking lead. It's one of my favorite favorite things

to say. It's one of my favorite descriptions of the true definition of leadership leaders

lead. Simple yet complex. I think it's a term to description it's an adjective. There's a title

that gets thrown out there so often leaders leadership and a lot of people think that it is

an appointed duty or responsibility like like manager manager and leader are two completely

different things. Say for example you go and you graduate college and you go get a job at

let's say AT&T or something like that and your first job that you get after your interview is a

management rule. Managing people their their jobs their hours their performance not necessarily a

leadership role. I truly believe that a management role and a leadership role two completely

different things and many times I see that it is confused for the same exact thing. Just because

you are a manager does not mean you are a leader and just because you are appointed in a leadership

role also does not mean that you are a leader. I think being a leader some of it is something that

you are born with. It's an awareness that you learn as you grow up. You know obviously it's it's

developed from the people around you or other leaders that you grow up with or or you learn from

your parents coaches teachers the way you are raised develops your natural ability to lead. I 100

percent believe that it is something that you you you're born and raised with that awareness

in that skill but it also is something that has to be learned and refined with experience and time.

You know the best leaders in the world the best leaders that I've worked with and worked for

their their leadership abilities capabilities responsibilities adapted and changed as they as they

grew and moved from position to position. It's experience that helps you gain that higher level

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