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Colonel Ted Studdard, USMC (Ret), joins the show to discuss his military background, transition, and post-military journey. Since retiring from the military, Ted has climbed the ranks of leadership at The Home Depot, and  has been a keynote speaker at corporate conferences, leadership summits and special events.Ted’s new book, Depot to Depot (https://tedstuddard.com/books), is a fast paced series of interwoven leadership stories that follow Ted’s global journey from private, to colonel and his current role as a leader in The Home Depot. He shares leadership lessons applicable to both corporate executives and the newly hired managers. In addition to Depot to Depot, Ted has a free military transition workbook called Take Time to Think that is available for download on his website. Claim your free workbook at https://workbook.tedstuddard.com/ted-workbook.

Colonel Ted Studdard, USMC (Ret), joins the show to discuss his military background, transition, and post-military journey. Since retiring from the military, Ted has climbed the ranks of leadership at The Home Depot, and has been a keynote speaker at corporate conferences, leadership summits and special events. Ted’s new book, Depot to Depot (<a href="https://tedstuddard.com/books" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://tedstuddard.com/books</a>), is a fast paced series of interwoven leadership stories that follow Ted’s global journey from private, to colonel and his current role as a leader in The Home Depot. He shares leadership lessons applicable to both corporate executives and the newly hired managers. In addition to Depot to Depot, Ted has a free military transition workbook called Take Time to Think that is available for download on his website. Claim your free workbook at <a href="https://workbook.tedstuddard.com/ted-workbook" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://workbook.tedstuddard.com/ted-workbook</a>.

Episode 102: Depot to Depot: The Transition Transformation ft. USMC Col. Ted Studdard

In this episode, Aaron sits down with retired Marine Corps Colonel Ted Studdard, who is finding his post-military purpose in corporate America. Ted and Aaron discuss the challenges Veterans face with transition and assimilation into corporate America, along with Ted's new book, 'Depot to Depot', releasing soon! For more information on Ted Studdard and to pre-order his new book, check out his website at https://tedstuddard.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weservednowwhat/message

In this episode, Aaron sits down with retired Marine Corps Colonel Ted Studdard, who is finding his post-military purpose in corporate America. Ted and Aaron discuss the challenges Veterans face with transition and assimilation into corporate America, along with Ted's new book, 'Depot to Depot', releasing soon! For more information on Ted Studdard and to pre-order his new book, check out his website at <a href="https://tedstuddard.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://tedstuddard.com</a>. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/weservednowwhat/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/weservednowwhat/message</a>

S3 Ep4 - Finding Purpose in Corporate America (Special Guest: Col(R) Ted Studdard)

“Leadership 101: You trust people, you empower people. They’ll make mistakes, but as long as it’s not illegal, immoral, or unethical you stand by them. And you take the opportunity and you teach them.“ When you want to learn anything about leadership, you need to find someone who walks the walk behind all the talk, and today’s guest, Colonel Ted Studdard, United States Marine Corps (Ret) is a prime example of that walk! Ted served our nation for 25 years as a Marine, rising through the ranks, including a stint in the Joint Chiefs of Staff, combat tours, and enough experiences to be an authority when it comes to being a great leader. “The courage of doing the right thing even if it is not personally or professionally beneficial, is the true mark of a leader, and a human being.” Ted exudes humility, grace, and honor as he discusses his time in the military and his transition to civilian life. He acknowledges that he may have had a bit of a head start over others making that transition, but he still faced challenges along the way, and it is why he shares much of his time speaking to a variety of corporations and veterans groups about easing into that transition, and how to be a successful manager, especially in the corporate world. “Sometimes a step back in [professional] responsibility can lead to a great leap forward. But taking that step back in responsibility requires a degree of humility along the way.” In this episode, we discuss the 3 most important things veterans can do once they leave the service. We talk about how to learn and incorporate leadership skills into everyday life, and how to be able to earn the respect that leading a successful team requires. Ted shares a few stories that drive home his core values, and how his high school sports success set the stage for being the motivated guy that he is. We share a few laughs with the Hit Your Mark segment, and all in all, a great episode to learn from an extraordinary leader. Tune in now! “The courage of doing the right thing even if it is not personally or professionally beneficial, is the true mark of a leader, and a human being.” “I realized I needed to focus whatever job search I had on values and match those values and organization with my personal and family values.” Some Topics we talk about in this episode:  Introduction - 0:56 Ted Studdard’s Military Beginnings - 5:00 Leadership Influences - 9:20 The Rise to Leadership - 15:30 Current Work with Home Depot - 27:38 Leadership Principles - 30:56 New Book: Depot to Depot - 37:06 Transitioning Out of the Military - 40:12 “Hit Your Mark” - 46:27 Wrap-up and Takeaways - 57:46  How to get involved  Be sure to connect with me on Social Media @MarkMoyerCoach and go to my website, www.markmoyer.com to get access to the tips and strategies that my coaching clients get directly. If you’re looking for ways to Make Your Mark, send me an email Mark@MarkMoyer.com and I’ll get you going right away.  If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave me a quick review on iTunes. Your reviews and ratings will help me reach more people with ways to make their mark in life!

“Leadership 101: You trust people, you empower people. They’ll make mistakes, but as long as it’s not illegal, immoral, or unethical you stand by them. And you take the opportunity and you teach them.“ When you want to learn anything about leadership, you need to find someone who walks the walk behind all the talk, and today’s guest, Colonel Ted Studdard, United States Marine Corps (Ret) is a prime example of that walk! Ted served our nation for 25 years as a Marine, rising through the ranks, including a stint in the Joint Chiefs of Staff, combat tours, and enough experiences to be an authority when it comes to being a great leader. “The courage of doing the right thing even if it is not personally or professionally beneficial, is the true mark of a leader, and a human being.” Ted exudes humility, grace, and honor as he discusses his time in the military and his transition to civilian life. He acknowledges that he may have had a bit of a head start over others making that transition, but he still faced challenges along the way, and it is why he shares much of his time speaking to a variety of corporations and veterans groups about easing into that transition, and how to be a successful manager, especially in the corporate world. “Sometimes a step back in [professional] responsibility can lead to a great leap forward. But taking that step back in responsibility requires a degree of humility along the way.” In this episode, we discuss the 3 most important things veterans can do once they leave the service. We talk about how to learn and incorporate leadership skills into everyday life, and how to be able to earn the respect that leading a successful team requires. Ted shares a few stories that drive home his core values, and how his high school sports success set the stage for being the motivated guy that he is. We share a few laughs with the Hit Your Mark segment, and all in all, a great episode to learn from an extraordinary leader. Tune in now! “The courage of doing the right thing even if it is not personally or professionally beneficial, is the true mark of a leader, and a human being.” “I realized I needed to focus whatever job search I had on values and match those values and organization with my personal and family values.” Some Topics we talk about in this episode: <ul> <li>Introduction - 0:56</li> <li>Ted Studdard’s Military Beginnings - 5:00</li> <li>Leadership Influences - 9:20</li> <li>The Rise to Leadership - 15:30</li> <li>Current Work with Home Depot - 27:38</li> <li>Leadership Principles - 30:56</li> <li>New Book: Depot to Depot - 37:06</li> <li>Transitioning Out of the Military - 40:12</li> <li>“Hit Your Mark” - 46:27</li> <li>Wrap-up and Takeaways - 57:46</li> </ul> How to get involved <ul> <li>Be sure to connect with me on Social Media @MarkMoyerCoach and go to my website, <a href="http://www.markmoyer.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.markmoyer.com</a> to get access to the tips and strategies that my coaching clients get directly.</li> <li>If you’re looking for ways to Make Your Mark, send me an email <a href="mailto:Mark@MarkMoyer.com">Mark@MarkMoyer.com</a> and I’ll get you going right away.</li> </ul> If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave me a quick review on iTunes. Your reviews and ratings will help me reach more people with ways to make their mark in life!

EP9: Ted Studdard - From the Battlefield to the Boardroom