Mastering Leadership: From Elk Hunting to Business Management

The Born And Raised Audio Experience

KODY KELLOM

Leisure, Sports, Wilderness

4.9 • 770 Ratings

🗓️ 21 July 2025

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

In this engaging podcast episode, Trent and Matt delve into leadership and personal growth, using insights from their experiences in elk hunting as analogies for business management. They discuss the importance of humility, continuous learning, and staying in a learner's mindset. The conversation highlights the significance of recognizing both wins and failures, and how they contribute to personal and organizational development. Matt shares valuable techniques like the 'stop, start, continue' feedback method used in his company to foster team cohesion and improvement. The episode wraps up with reflections on the differing approaches of leadership and the necessity of trusting one's team to succeed and fail constructively.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the born and raised audio experience presented by Onyx
0:18.0	The times of you're changing
0:21.6	We gotta go
0:23.6	Oh,
0:25.6	Mom
0:26.6	And I know how to do that
0:27.6	You can press the record button
0:29.6	Yeah, well, I have to click a couple buttons to get there
0:31.6	So, I mean, yeah, that's
0:33.6	That's why you're in the, yeah
0:35.6	Yeah, yeah
0:36.6	It takes all kinds, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
0:41.1	It takes all kinds, man.
0:45.4	Yeah, you don't actually know much, but you can push a button.
0:47.9	I can push a button and double click every now and again.
0:49.5	And you send a fax.
0:51.5	No, I can't know.
0:54.1	No, definitely not. And then an email, it took me a while, actually, to be like, well, Trent, just CC me on that. I'm thinking, see, see you. Okay, let's see you. I do. I see, see you. I see you. So for a while then I would just do that whole copy, the whole email, make my own email,
1:11.3	and then shoot that email to them. No, you can just put it in the tagline, you know, the BCC, B, C, B, I'm there. I could take you Matt, I could teach you, but it'd take too long. We don't have enough time. The BCC is, is one of my favorites, you know. Is it? Once our podcast gets the point where we have 400 employees, you'll need it.
1:31.9	Yes, that's probably true.
1:33.0	If I'm sending, I can all use her email to the whole company, instead of using CC, if you use BCC, then people can't reply all.
1:44.1	So you don't wind up.
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