Ep. 59: The Fresh Prince of Chiefs Phil Easton

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We dive deep into the world of leadership, personal growth, and the journey of a remarkable individual who has dedicated his life to service and self-improvement.

Phil's personal history, growing up in Los Angeles and later moving to Texas to escape gang-related incidents, his love for horseback riding and dolphins, and the influence of mentors like Master Sergeant Ralph Perez, are also explored.
With insights on work-life balance, making deliberate family-focused decisions, and maintaining humility in positions of power, Phil's story is a rich tapestry of resilience, leadership, and gratitude.
Phil Easton brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, sharing insights from his 32-year military career, his ongoing growth in emotional intelligence, and his balanced life post-retirement.

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1. Ep. 59: The Fresh Prince of Chiefs Phil Easton (00:00:00)

2. Intro (00:01:39)

3. Why life is great right now (00:02:32)

4. Where love of horseback riding stems from (00:04:22)

5. How someone raised in Inglewood, California during the 1980s find their passion for horses (00:05:32)

6. Memories growing up (00:07:59)

7. What comes to mind when hearing “The Forum” (00:10:45)

8. Importance of having a mentor and strong presence in life (00:12:50)

9. What he considers as his core strengths and strategy focused jobs (00:18:03)

10. New friendship from past 2-3 years that has developed into a lifetime bond (00:22:43)

11. Advice to leaders regarding focus and strategy (00:25:03)

12. What to do when feeling overwhelmed and unfocused (00:28:25)

13. 1980s action movie named after him (00:30:00)

14. Bad recommendations he hears in his area of expertise (00:31:19)

15. GIANT Billboard message for the world to see (00:37:05)