Ever feel like you’re constantly rushing, always one step behind? Today’s Leadership Nugget is all about the power of being on time—not just for others, but for yourself. Fabian shares a simple decision he made while traveling to Berlin that completely changed the tone of his day. Learn why showing up early isn’t just about avoiding stress—it’s a leadership habit that gives you control over your time, energy, and mindset.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✔ Why punctuality is more than just a social expectation—it’s self-respect.

✔ How arriving early can set the tone for a productive, stress-free day.

✔ A simple mindset shift to make being on time your new superpower.

Takeaway:

Punctuality isn’t a chore—it’s a way to own your time. Give yourself the extra minutes, plan ahead, and see how much smoother your days become.

Music by Roa – https://roa-music.com

Want to know the fastest way to spot a great leader? Watch how they treat service staff—waiters, flight attendants, store clerks. It’s a small test that reveals a lot. Today, we’re talking about why simple acts of respect matter and how they shape the way people see you as a leader.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why your behavior toward service workers is a reflection of your character
• How true leadership shows up in everyday moments
• A simple mindset shift to ensure you treat people with respect—even when things go wrong

Key Takeaways:

• Leadership isn’t just about how you treat important people—it’s about how you treat everyone.
• Being rude to servers doesn’t make you look powerful, it makes you look weak.
• Next time, take a second to be patient, show gratitude, and treat people with dignity.

Music by Roa – https://roa-music.com

Episode #17

Think no one notices your phone buzzing in meetings? They do—and it’s either distracting, rude, or makes you look like a boomer who forgot to turn it off. In today’s Leadership Nugget, we break down why this small habit says a lot about your professionalism and presence.

What You’ll Learn:

• How a buzzing phone steals attention and disrupts meetings
• The message you send when you don’t mute your phone
• A simple habit shift that makes you a more respectful and effective leader

Takeaway:

Muting your phone isn’t just etiquette—it’s leadership. Show respect, stay present, and handle your messages after the meeting.

Music by Roa – https://roa-music.com