Leadership is all about developing others, not keeping people at bay to our needs. In this episode we talk about developing others around us and keeping our priorities in check. As you build the vision, the vision builds you. Topics Covered Profile vs. Personality Voices vs. Echos Shutting down the minion machine…

In this episode Cody and Andrew catch up on what it means to trust the teams, and allow your leadership to grow past yourself. Delegation is a great word that we get to all dive into together. Links Mentioned: CincoDeBurchfield.com

You’ve heard it as much as we have…”Leaders are readers!” Here’s a list and links of books every leader should dive into: “If you don’t know who you are as a person, you will never know who you are as a leader.” New Creation Realities - E.W. Kenyon Simplify: Ten Practices to Unclutter Your Soul - Bill Hybels The Power of Character in Leadership: Ho…

Cody Graves has been the host of Loud Leadership since it's starting days in 2015. Now we flip the script on him and take a peak behind the curtain of what makes him tick. This conversation covers: Technology What the church can learn form Amazon? Honoring your spiritual heritage Going to the nations Enjoying the process You will really enjoy this …

"It's not what you say, it's how you say it. " Marketing is all around us every single day. With all of the messages coming our direction, how do we know when we are saying the right thing, in the right way. While we aren't claiming to be the marketing experts here (plenty other great podcasts for that). We wanted to provide a 101 guide to those wh…

"The only constant in the world, is change. "- Heraclitus If you aren't changing things, are you really leading? In this episode we talk about how culture, trends, and systems must change in order for people to reach their potential. We get practical and plunge deep all in one episode.

We all have them and we all need it! What is it? UNITY Unity is the glue that keeps the team moving in the same direction. In this episode, we talk about why it's important, how to get it, and how to keep it. This is an episode anyone who leads a team, or is on a team, needs to hear. Episode Mentions: Slack - www.slackhq.com…

You will never lead until you can first be lead. Where do leaders miss it? How do we grow as leaders when we are leading ourselves. In this episode we talk about the difference between a living anointing and a ministry anointing. Listen to some examples and find the path that best works for you. We are all leaders when we choose to be leaders. Link…

Character is who you are when no one is looking. You build character choice by choice. Character is the cornerstone of you leadership. Charisma is what you have on the stage. Character is what you need off the stage. Just a few of the takeaways you will get from this episode. As a guy raised in ministry, Andrew gives examples and observations about…

Our entire region was affected by the impact of Hurricane Harvey. During these tough times it's important to stay focused on people just much as you are on the vision. While we are not experts on this in anyway, here's our view of a time where true leadership is needed and appreciated. If you'd like to help, or a church in need of help, please go t…

Trips are all about going places you love with the people who love you. Read the full blog post here: http://andrewburchfield.com/my-jesus-trips-the-last-frontier/

The future can be a frustrating place! As leaders, we build a picture of the future and then motivate people to build it! However, sometimes we find ourselves constantly leaving in one place with our heart, and seeing a different place with our eyes. Listen to this episode and see how the frustration you're feeling is actually fuel for the future!…

Communication is a calling, but it's also a craft. Leaders should be able to easily communicate the vision to the people, but that's easier said than done. In this episode, we talk out some areas you can use to make your stage presentations stronger. Read the entire article here: http://andrewburchfield.com/4-areas-to-improve-your-stage-communicati…

An internationally known writer and speaker, Phil Cooke has actually produced media programming in more than 50 countries around the world. In the process, has been shot at, survived two military coups, fallen out of a helicopter, and in Africa, been threatened with prison. And during that time – through his company Cooke Pictures in Burbank, Calif…

Whether we like it or not, leaders of routines in our lives by default. It's our job to maximize those routines to keep ourselves solid and productive. In this episode, we talk about what it takes to recognize and keep great routines in our lives.

Your personal leadership brand doesn't mean you're going to grow up to 10,000 followers on Twitter or have a marketing campaign that changes the world. It means the people who know you the most and interact with you occassionaly, love and trust you as a leader. It's a key facet of leadership, and today we are going to build it. Websites Mentioned: …

Finishing is the easy part, it's the starting something that takes work. Even for leaders who get inspired with new ideas, and make personal promises "for a better year", life can still get in the way. In this episode, we talk about some things and tactics you can use to help you setup for your greatest year ever.…

Few things in life are more awkward than leading someone who doesn't see "eye to eye" with you. Maybe they are a few years (or generations) older and haven't caught on to the new tech thing. Possibly they are years younger and have zero work ethic and the ability to motivate themseleves. Regardless of where you stand, this episode helps us understa…

Leadership is about influence, but it's our influence that should leave an impact. How do we gauge that impact? In this episode, we talk about it and give stories, and case studies that help us all become better leaders. For more articles and podcasts, check it out at andrewburcfield.com.

Consistency is a character element of great leadership. Sometimes you have to zoom out so you can zoom back into the day to day things of life. In this episode, we talk about consistency and why it's important for leaders of all types.

It's amazing how we can talk and see the same people every day and still not have time to be honest. We started "Truth Thursday" in our team and it's helped drastically in keeping our relationships honest and deep.

A few weeks ago, Andrew enjoyed his golden birthday celebrating his turn into his thirties. We thought it would be a great idea to talk about some of the greatest leadership lessons he's taken away from the first 30 years of leadership. While we don't cover all of them in this episode, we have linked to the blog post that lists all of them. Blog Po…

Taylor Gentry hosts the Millennial Broadcast on BPN Radio. BPN Radio is an internet radio station that can be found online at www.bpnradio.com. Andrew recently had the opportunity to be a guest on the show. We wanted to share this interview with you as we talk about finding your purpose.

Take a deep dive into leadership. If your leadership doesn't go high, it's because your leadership doesn't go deep. Leaders lead from 3 places. Spirit Heart Head Devotion is what fuels discipleship.

It's a special episode on a special day. Listen to this episode as Andrew takes us through the story of Country Camp and how his parents said that famous, "Yes"! We then talk about how to keep the team on the same page, and the same purpose. Links: Miracle Moments by Rachel Burchfield

Fashion vs. Function Fashion is a language and it speaks about your leadership. Dress for the proper table. Your attire reflects your attitude of life. As a leader if you don't feel confident in your clothes, don't wear it. How To Create A Wardrobe Capsule

Technology is a toy or a tool, it's all how you use it. In this episode, Andrew gives us some popular tech tips that help his teams get more done in less time. Daniel 12: Slack - Team Communication Vision Cameras - Ubiquti Unifi Video Google Apps - Chromeboxes Crexendo - Phone Systems "It's not about the latest toy, it's about the tools you need at…

Power is the driving force in any movement. Today we talk about the power pendulum and the perspective we need as leaders to keep in balance the purpose of the power of God. Smith Wigglesworth - The Anointing of His Spirit Bill Johnson - "Jesus Christ is perfect theology."

"The reason we don't keep the right goals is because we don't create the right goals." - Andrew Burchfield GOALS GROWTH OBSTACLES ADDRESSLENGTH - How long do you have? - How long do you need? Systems- Episode #012: People's Profiles People Talking About Goals Michael Hyatt - MichaelHyatt.com "The Power of Habit" - Charles Duhigg…

"Moment to Movements - Creating Momentum in Ministry & Management" is a book written by Andrew that was released in December of 2015. In this episode, Cody and Andrew dive into the purpose and the profit of the book and who it's designed to help.Episode Mentions prayerculture.tv Ustream.tv "When we need to create more momentum, it's time to make mo…

As a producer, Andrew goes behind the scenes and helps us discover why we do what we do. This conversation talks about the difference between decision making for destiny versus details, and how to pull potential out of people close by. This kick off to to season two is sure to get things moving in the right direction.…

Life is made up of seasons. Navigating through these seasons can be very challenging. In a recent interview, Andrew talks with friend and minister Dusting Martin. After 7 years on staff with churches, Dustin and Mandy Martin stepped out in faith to begin Martin Ministries International. After much counsel with his Pastor, Dustin launched out by fai…

Social media is either a toy or a tool; it's all how you use it. In today's episode, we are going to give you some simple things to do that will take your social media to the next level. 1. Know Your Audience 2. Write For Others3. Reset Regularly Episode Mentions: Buffer AppCo-ScheduleHoot SuiteSprout SocialFeedly…

Procedure and process are the gears that make any great organizational engine run. Leaders have the responsibility to ensure their teams know WHAT and HOW to accomplish the daily tasks that keep ministry in motion. In this episode Andrew and Cody talk about the how to build and prove great processes. 1. Start With The End Of Every Procedure 2. Tear…

Mentors are the super trendy right now in the corporate world. Before they hit it big in the business world they started in the Bible. Mentorship reaches back to the New Testament where the Apostle Paul taught us to be accountable for the ability that had been given to us. This episode is full of things to that will help you find a mentor, where ev…

Communication is the life blood of culture. In this episode we discuss the 3 things leaders can accidently do to crumble their communication. Listen to the tips and the stories that make our communication crumble at times.

Abby Burchfield (my sister) has proven her passion for children and their families with both personal enthusiasm and a professional education. She’s always ready to explain what children really need, and how to develop them holistically by faith. In this episode of Loud Leadership, Abby spoke to a group of children’s leaders and volunteers at Disco…

Driving is a true hobby of mine. I love the idea of going 70mph down the road and looking out to feel like nothing is moving at all. Doesn’t leadership feel the same way sometimes? You feel that the day to day to is going so fast and when you slow down you realize you haven’t gone that far at all. This summer I had the honor of speaking to over 800…

It's true... E-mail is a nessecary evil in this world, but just because your e-mail is out of control doesn't mean we have to be. In this episode we will talk about this tips and tricks out there to manage e-mail efficiently. E-Mail Cycles 1. Process First2. Respond Second Tools Google/G-mail ToDoist (Project Managment Application) Right Inbox http…

We live in a world of change. It's the only gaurentee that we have, something will change, including people. Sometimes we have a difficulty of finding the next runner for the race. Listen to how we use simple profiles to help us get a pulse on the people joining our team.

Homosexuality is the hot topic in the nation today, but it's been on a Biblical radar for much longer. In this special seminar with out Texas Bible Institute students Pastor Rachel explains how to respond to this taboo topic and give the biblical answers to cultures greatest questions. Loves Response to Culture What is culture? Culture is the chara…

Summer can be the best of times and the worst of times for youth pastors in student ministry. Peter Burchfield, student pastor at Believers World Outrech Church, leads Embassy Student Ministries and has some thoughts about what you need to do with your summer. If you're tired of searching the internet tiredlessly looking for then next game to play,…

Music is the muscle to a movement. It keeps the movement in motion and the atmosphere in a position for massive productivity. SHOW NOTESScriptureRomans 14: 1- 4 Loops & Tracks Websites multitracks.com loopcommunity.com Spotify Playlist Late Night Focus Afternoon GroovesWonderful Writing Music Worship List (Abby Burchfield adds to this frequently) B…

Travis Simons was kind enough to sit down with Andrew after speaking at the weekend retreat at Country Camp. He's a speaker and leader at a great church in the Dallas, Texas area. In this podcast we talk about building a bridge with the following.. Senior Leadership Your Community Your Own Leadership The Vision You Are Called To For more informatio…

We all want the "dream team" to support what we are doing. In this episode we talk about how to build the team, provide a "grace space" for mistakes, and encourage the team when we get off course. Doesn't matter the size, it's all how you thrive.

Most teams never reach their potientiol merely because the leader will not give them the oppurtunity. In this podcast we are talking about what we need to do as leaders to ensure our team has what they need to truly takeover the tasks of everyday life.

Leaders expect excellence, but leaders rarely provide what their description of excellence really is. Want to see more growth and a clearer picture of your vision? Defining the expectations of your excellence is one step closer to that reality.