There is a season when nobody knows your name. It's the season when you have the best opportunity to develop and sharpen your toolbox. Dr. Walker shares how to turn frustration into innovation and creativity. This is a season of preparation prior to the the next level. Use it wisely and you will win.

Dr. Walker takes a honest look at marriage and helps you understand the business side of coming together. There is great value in understanding the merger of marriage, You will gain practical tools on how to leverage your coming together toward the fulfillment of vision.

Having the right team is critical to the success of your organization. Dr. Walker gives 7 traits that should be present in the people you have around you. If you build with these, you will be become successful in the implementation of your vision.

If you are successful you will have to deal with jealousy. This episode will help you understand the origin of it and how to remain productive in the midst of it. You have to lead through jealousy and accomplish the vision you've set forth. You can handle jealousy and without letting it handle you or hinder you.

Have you ever been frustrated trying to move a vision forward among people who just didn't get it? We all have. This episode will give you practical strategies on how to get everyone excited about the vision God has given you. You will learn how to get them to see it so you and your team can realize it.

All leaders have flaws, but there are things you can do to assure that you are not hinder by them. You can put certain things in place to assure productivity and preserve the integrity of your vision. This episode will show you how.

Entitlement is more common among organization and their teams than you might think. People make assumptions that are incorrect and often attempt to assert unrealistic expectations upon leadership. As a next level leader, it is important that you confront entitlement and create a culture in your organization where hard work is rewarded rather than just reward those who assume they deserve it.