Elevating Beyond with Mark Minard
Sep 1, 2026 · 44 min · 11 segments
Great leadership isn't about being harsh or overly soft. It's about practicing empathetic leadership: caring about people while holding them accountable to the standards required by the mission. In…
Mark MinardHostyeah so based off that like it sounds like that experience may have led you into figuring out a new system of firing so like what are your guys's internal process of or the steps you take in letting somebody go even if they're a quote good worker
I don't know.
Think of some other words you've had from

jobs in the past where it's like it make it terminology they sometimes make it sound like being reprimanded or whatever it is that but it's it's it's coaching and it's like look once we see something um if it's a toxic behavior we're gonna jump on that like really really
quick

and a few things that we make sure we do and like our head leadership does is We don't call them out in front of the whole team.

Also, I have my weekly meetings every week with my head leader of DreamShine, and we go over all this stuff.

And if she was to talk to me and be like, so-and-so has been doing this for two weeks, I'd be like, why did you not? We don't leave conflict unresolved.

something like that happening you're taught you're having a quick at least five minute conversation with them that day or the next day but we're hitting it head-on there's a saying I didn't say it I forget who did but it's unkind to be unclear and basically It's like, it's uncomfortable for everyone for just a few seconds.

Cause you get into that fight or flight mode and it's always a million times worth it because the right people are gonna be coachable and those are the ones you wanna keep.

And so the right person, if you talk to them and you're like, hey, you know, like you're doing amazing here.

We're like specific, like the way when you were working with so-and-so and they weren't helping like clean up their part of the building or whatever.
yeah so based off that like it sounds like that experience may have led you into figuring out a new system of firing so like what are your guys's internal process of or the steps you take in letting somebody go even if they're a quote good worker
I don't know.
Think of some other words you've had from

jobs in the past where it's like it make it terminology they sometimes make it sound like being reprimanded or whatever it is that but it's it's it's coaching and it's like look once we see something um if it's a toxic behavior we're gonna jump on that like really really
quick

and a few things that we make sure we do and like our head leadership does is We don't call them out in front of the whole team.

Also, I have my weekly meetings every week with my head leader of DreamShine, and we go over all this stuff.

And if she was to talk to me and be like, so-and-so has been doing this for two weeks, I'd be like, why did you not? We don't leave conflict unresolved.

something like that happening you're taught you're having a quick at least five minute conversation with them that day or the next day but we're hitting it head-on there's a saying I didn't say it I forget who did but it's unkind to be unclear and basically It's like, it's uncomfortable for everyone for just a few seconds.

Cause you get into that fight or flight mode and it's always a million times worth it because the right people are gonna be coachable and those are the ones you wanna keep.

And so the right person, if you talk to them and you're like, hey, you know, like you're doing amazing here.

We're like specific, like the way when you were working with so-and-so and they weren't helping like clean up their part of the building or whatever.
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