How far would you travel to uncover leadership truths? How about hiring a leadership coach who takes you to the wild? Listen to Mike Green’s methods and insights regarding coaching, leadership, and having a peer coach.

Mike Green, Adventure Coach and author of Wandermust, believes leaders are formed in the wild. In this week’s episode, Mike will tell the story of how he was teaching 10th grade global history in New York one minute and then declaring that he was going to hitchhike to Alaska the next minute.

Mike lives and breathes his own philosophy that leaders are made in the wild, in all environments, no matter how extreme.

Adventure coach Mike Green puts high performance individuals and teams in situations far removed from their usual environment to find the version of themselves they’ve been looking for.

In all environments, no matter how extreme, there is a shared fundamental need: people who are brave enough to discover their leadership truth.

Jeff Cassman interviews performance coach Mike Green, a master cerified coach. He is a Fourth Degree Knight of Columbus, author and has traveled to all seven continents.

Mike coaches high performance individuals and teams via Alaskan Leadership Adventures. His extensive travels and life experience in doing so has undoubtedly shaped the advice he gives as a master coach.

In this episode we discuss Mike’s life experiences that inspired him to help others, by asking the right questions, leaving people better than he found them and practicing integrity with Mike Green Leadership. If you’ve ever wondered what steps you can take to take control of this adventure we call life, then this ones for you!

In episode 57 of The Third Way podcast, Mike and Justin discussed “what does the wilderness teach you about yourself”, “what’s the biggest transformation you’ve seen someone make from a wilderness experience” and “what’s something you learned in another culture that you wish we had more of in the US”.

I was a guest on Ed Evarts’ podcast, Be Brave at Work, talking about bravery in the workplace.