Dr. Anthony Randall

Dr. Anthony Randall is an executive leadership coach, keynote speaker, and the founder and president of Vanguard XXI, where he focuses on leadership development and executive coaching. He is also a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel and Army Chaplain who served in Special Operations and combat roles, and he has authored books on leadership and excellence.

Products they talk about

Anti-Fragile👍 Recommends
…explaining the concept of anti-fragility and its origins
“the concept of anti-fragility comes from Nassim Tlaib and his book, Anti-Fragile, which is a great read.”
on Mick Unplugged
Good to Great👍 Recommends
…recommending leadership books and favorite reads
“My favorite book, I think for leadership, man, I love good to great by Jim Collins. It's one of my favorites.”
on Mick Unplugged
Leadership: In Turbulent Times👍 Recommends
…discussing current reading on leadership and historical figures
“So right now I'm reading Henry Kissinger's book, leadership and a great deep dive on just some incredible leaders from around the world from Margaret Thatcher to Anwar Sadat to, you know, I mean, just really great read. So I'm reading Kissinger's leadership right now.”
on Mick Unplugged
Legacy: What the All Blacks Can Teach Us About the Business of Life👍 Recommends
…referencing legacy book about new zealand rugby team culture
“Legacy is a great book about the all black Kiwis and the, the all blacks, the Kiwi, the New Zealand rugby team. They had some written rules. They have some written principles that make them great.”
on Mick Unplugged
Primal Leadership👍 Recommends
…recommending book on emotional intelligence and leadership
“And then probably on the EQ side, Daniel Goldman's primal leadership. If you want to better understand emotional intelligence and how to lead with EQ, just not the science behind it. I think that's a go-to primal leadership for sure.”
on Mick Unplugged
Start with Why💬 Mentioned
…discussing simon sinek's why concept versus anthony's approach to leadership
“I've got his book on my bookshelf. But I always want to press like you do. I don't think it starts with why. It starts with who, and it starts with what.”
on Mick Unplugged