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Ep 166: Why Great Leaders Give People Permission to Fail with Ron Helmer

Ep 166: Why Great Leaders Give People Permission to Fail with Ron Helmer

Episode 171 Published 3 months, 1 week ago
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In this episode, Josh welcomes Ron Helmer, CEO of Mentor Mentee, to discuss tackling the automotive technician shortage through structured career development and mentorship. Drawing from 22 years in the U.S. Navy, recruiting, and business ownership, Ron explains how clear career pathways help shops improve technician retention, productivity, and long-term success. The conversation also explores authentic leadership, building trust, emotional intelligence, accountability, and creating a culture where people are encouraged to learn, grow, and recover from mistakes.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Trust Starts Here
00:45 Podcast Introduction and Guest
04:16 The Mentor Mentee Mission
06:05 Ron's Journey from the Navy to CEO
08:38 Building Safety and Trust as a Leader
12:13 What Great Leadership Looks Like
16:53 Giving People Permission to Fail
21:24 Excuses vs. Explanations
25:31 Leadership Lessons and Mentorship
29:26 How Mentor Mentee Helps Repair Shops
32:58 The Chance and Choice Mindset
35:04 Final Thoughts and Closing

 

I'm Josh Parnell, Founder and CEO of Limitless Leadership. With a team of leadership coaches, trainers, and speakers, Limitless Leadership helps aspiring leaders tap into unrecognized potential to achieve limitless results.

For more information, please visit https://www.limitlessleadership.co.

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