Welcome to the McCoy Leadership Podcast! Dive into an insightful conversation with Kevin Wayne Johnson, founder of the Johnson Leadership Group. Kevin shares his rich experiences, from his roots in Richmond, Virginia, to leading in the Department of Defense, and now, empowering emerging leaders. Discover the undervalued secret sauce of leadership: delegation. Kevin emphasizes building relationships, understanding strengths, and fostering development to unleash potential in any environment. Tune in to transform your leadership approach and elevate your impact! Don't miss it on Apple, YouTube, or SoundCloud!


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Kevin Wayne Johnson Shares the Underutilized Secret to Effective Leadership: Delegation

A man who is truly the head of his house is not threatened by the intelligent input of his wife. In fact, he will welcome it.

Headship doesn’t mean you get to boss people around. Headship means you lead, and you take responsibility for the problems.

Husbands and wives are to give each other unconditional love and unconditional respect. This is the key to all successful marriages: unconditional love bestows loveliness. This means that every husband is responsible for the loveliness of his wife.

The wife’s submission to her husband is part of the mutual submission Christians are to render to each other (Ephesians 5). The husband submits to Christ by loving his wife as Christ loved the church.

School of Practical Christianity 
April 19, 1990

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Husbands & Wives 1 (Douglas Wilson)

Leadership visionary Chris Kolenda shares key lessons for living a life of significance as he has transitioned from some of the world's most intense military battlefields to helping business leaders maximize their long term impact.  It begins with respecting learning from history, then understanding the three kinds of people we run into in life:  Sappers, Trappers and Zappers.  At the end of the day, focus on "More Zap, Less Sap."  In any conflict, the key to resolution is avoiding the temptation of focusing on our differences, and staring with where you agree.

A Life Of Significance - Chris Kolenda

The "Ambassador of Joy" Barry Shore shares his breakthrough lessons in navigating multiple million dollar-plus business exits and overcoming a horrific life-threatening illness that made him appreciate even more the power of attitude.  Putting the U before the I in his businesses, transforming SAD into SMILE, and embracing that JOY is the journey of YOU is all part of what helps Barry inspire other leaders to make a positive impact they may never have felt was possible.  The time to See Miracles In Life Every day (SMILE) and make joy a strategic priority is now. 

The Journey To Joy - Barry Shore

This week, we continue our sermon series on Metanoia confronting the pervasive problem of pride in our lives and culture. Drawing from Philippians 2:1-11, we're presented with a radical alternative: Christ-like humility. The passage reveals how our deep-seated insecurity often masquerades as pride, driving us to constantly prove our worth. But true humility, we learn, isn't thinking less of ourselves—it's thinking of ourselves less. Jesus' example of washing His disciples' feet shows us that genuine humility stems from a secure identity in God's love. This teaching invites us to rethink everything, urging us to turn away from self-absorption and towards the interests of others. It's a call to let the transformative power of Christ's sacrificial love melt our hearts and reshape our interactions with the world around us.

reTHINK Everything | Shaped by Christ, Not By Self - Philippians 2:1-11 - Clint Leavitt

A sermon series in the Gospel of John that we started in 2024.

A Life of Loving Service | John 13 | Life in Full | Reggie Lamityi | (30.03.25)

Reinvent Yourself Founder Elvi Caperonis shares how overcoming obstacles on your path to achieving your career dreams starts from within with your mindset. Elvi has experienced it all on her own incredible journey in tech, from thinking about rejection as an opportunity to improve yourself to discovering your true passions to having an open mind to changing jobs frequently to grow and break through stagnation. How can you create leadership impact? By leading with empathy and kindness, cornerstones of servant leadership.



Create Your Own Path - Elvi Caperonis

Leadership coach, speaker and Forbes contributor Dr. Cheryl Robinson shares how leading well starts with getting priorities straight. "If no one is dying, it's not that important."   Exceptional leaders take risks, always looking at the existing ways things get done and asking "is there a better way?"   It is ok to stay in your lane, avoiding the trap of perfectionism in focusing on the well being of your own teams as you help lift them to higher performance.  Success means more than just output. And if your teams' momentum feels stuck, don't forget to play the "Game of 20."

Leading Well - Dr. Cheryl Robinson

ClientSuccess Chief Customer Officer Kristi Faltorusso admits a question that most customer success professionals can't answer:  "How is each of your customers measuring success with your partnership?"   Knowing what success looks like for your customers is fundamental to building meaningful relationships.  Stop designing FOR customers, start designing WITH them.  Ditch ego-driven playbooks.  View your team members as CEOs, not mere order-takers.  Your ulitmate impact as a leader is all about inspiring others to support your organization's mission.  "People want change to happen WITH them, not TO them."

Customer Success Isn't Optional - Kristi Faltorusso

In an era of megachurches, Miracle Making Ministries has focused on missions and meeting the needs of the people around them. Rev. Dr. Robert Williams describes his notion of what a pastor is, what it means to truly have an impact, and whether the seminary education prepares someone to lead a solid congregation. Learn more about his journey and his work:  https://mirmakmin.com/.


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Showing the Love of Christ with Reverend Dr. Robert Williams

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

If you have any suggestions, questions, or feedback, don't hesitate to email John Perry at johnperry@neverstopgettingbetter.net. You can also go to the website neverstopgettingbetter.net

Join us on this journey of continuous improvement, and let's strive to never stop getting better together!"

Rob Kimbel, Email: rob.kimbel@kimbel.com
Rob Kimbel is the CEO of Kimbel Mechanical Systems, a powerhouse in the construction industry headquartered in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Starting in 1993 with just three local plumbers, Rob stepped into the CEO role at age 26 and led the company to remarkable national growth—now with over 750 employees and more than $260 million in annual revenue. Beyond business, Rob is a serial entrepreneur, investor in affordable housing across the U.S., and a mentor to countless local businesses in Northwest Arkansas. His leadership philosophy centers on servant leadership, grit, and creating opportunities to improve lives. Rob’s story is one of hard work, humility, and a relentless hunger for growth—both in business and in people.

Episode 231: Profits Are the Applause: Growing People with Rob Kimbel

Gear Inc (https://gearinc.com/) Chief Commercial Officer Adam O'Connor shares how his perspective on global growth strategies were turned upside down by spending 12 years living in the Philippines.  It's time to do an AI reality check, as it will not magically fix any current broken processes.  Solidify your operating procedures first, then layer in technology.  AI is a super-powered teammate, not your replacement. "AI will help people achieve more within their jobs."  The simple and brutal truth is real leadership is about listening more than speaking. "You can't learn if you're talking."  Servant leadership that focuses on empowerment is a path to improved performance.  That's not soft, it's legacy building.  "If you tread on people on the way up, there's no one there to catch you when you're falling back down."  Success isn't about forcing your way of doing things onto every market. It's about staying curious, keeping the human element front and center while remembering the best leaders train people to replace them. 

Global Growth - Adam O'Connor

Metric Sherpa Head of Education and Enablement Nate Brown shares why even in an AI world, real customer interactions matter in creating lasting loyalty.  Let AI handle the data, the context and the history, but then make a real customer connection.  Using Crate & Barrel customer service as a real world example,   "It's not about the broken vase, it's about making beautiful living spaces for moments that matter."   Motivate your employees by showing them the impact they're making with customers by "putting the fish on the dish," sharing the raw truth of what customer think without manipulation or narrative building.   At the end of the day, the right choice is to be a servant challenger who breaks the status quo and helps wake customers up from bad assumptions.  But are you doing it in a kind, edifying way?  "Be an architect of hope. When you can unlock hope inside of people and inside of your customers, you become a force to be reckoned with."

The Ultimate Customer Experience - Nate Brown

Author, speaker and tech leader Terry Healey shares with Dan Albaum some core takeaways from his latest book "The Resilience Mindset:  How Adversity Can Strengthen Individuals, Teams and Leaders."   After experiencing life-threatening cancer in his early 20s that left a permanent facial difference and required more than 30 surgeries, Terry still calls it "a gift in disguise."  There are three other gifts he has found in multiple decades of leading teams:  Gratitude, Perspective and Empathy.   His advice for leaders?  "Reward initiative, not results. People will learn more from the mistakes they made than their wins oftentimes."  Through it all, Terry remans focused on the fundamentals. "Stay humble, never assume you have all the answers and listen more.  Two ears and on mouth, right?". 

Staying Positive - Terry Healey

Howard Behar, who as President took Starbucks from 28 stores to more than 15,000 across five continents. realized early on that impactful leadership is about accepting limitations. "I couldn't control everything.  It was impossible."  He literally flipped the script, embracing a simple, powerful servant leader approach focused on a constant curiosity and asking questions.  "We weren't in the coffee business serving people.  We were in the people business serving coffee."  It was hard to get fired for missing your numbers.  But mess with people?  You were done.  Empowerment in a growth environment is everything.  "Let the person who sweeps the floor choose the broom."  Be the servant leader who helps your people grow as humans, help them grow as professionals and help their achieve their personal goals in life.

A Servant Leadership Master Class - Howard Behar

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

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Jason Henson Email: jhynson@victorymission.com
Website: victory mission.com 
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Instagram: springfieldvictorymission
Jason Hynson is the Executive Director of Victory Mission + Ministry, a faith-based nonprofit serving the homeless, hungry, and struggling in southwest Missouri. Since stepping into leadership during a financial crisis, Jason has helped transform Victory Mission by eliminating long-term debt, building financial reserves, and expanding services that empower people to move from crisis to stability. Under his direction, Victory Mission recently broke ground on a $22 million campus redevelopment project that will expand shelter capacity and further its holistic approach to life transformation. A visionary leader and servant-hearted mentor, Jason is passionate about building people—not just programs—and believes that success is “rented, and the rent is due every day.”
He and his wife Tiffany are the proud parents of seven children and are deeply rooted in the Springfield community.

Episode 253: Hope Restored: Jason Hynson and the Victory Mission Movement

Global executive and board director Shannon Nutter shines a light on the disturbing trend of "quiet takedowns," the silent extraction of leaders (especially women leaders) from organizations.  Often done subtly and quietly, this behavior is costing us tremendous talent and potential.  Embracing leadership vulnerability creates a culture where leaders grow and thrive instead of disappearing.   Shannon's early-in-career belief that leaders need to always have all the answers and lead with a "command and control" style has been replaced by something more powerful.  "When I build teams, I focus on prioritizing a sense of psychological safety and trust. I build teams who actively debate each other and aren't afraid to tell me when I am wrong."  Staying focused and authentic is key. "Don't be anyone else's version of a leader. And never, ever shrink yourself to make someone else comfortable."  This episode has been sponsored by Meter. Head to meter.com/marketimpact to learn more.

Quiet Takedowns - Shannon Nutter

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

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Episode 254: The Inner Circle Talks Culture and Adversity

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