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From Scrambled Eggs to Empowered Leadership - Joshua Miller’s Journey to Organizational Clarity

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What happens when empowered leadership goes unchecked - and everyone "starts running with scissors?"

In this episode of Leadership Levers, Joshua Miller, Founder & Principal of Remarkable Foods, shares how his food service consulting work revealed a hidden leadership trap - giving too much freedom without clear frameworks.

Joshua’s journey started with scrambled eggs at age eight and evolved into executive leadership in the food service industry.

Today, he helps organizations turn chaos into clarity by building cultures where process and empowerment work together.

A great real-world example - a client’s well-meaning efforts to empower leaders & managers led to confusion, overlapping innovations, and operational slowdown.

Joshua stepped in to help realign, but there was a turning point - a discovery process that surfaced surprising insights through confidential, one-on-one interviews - showing that even in dysfunction, the team deeply respected their leaders, wanted to improve and drive growth.

Joshua walks through:

  • Why process - not people - was a real problem in this leadership challenge
  • The downside of innovation without alignment or structure
  • How linear thinking can be a leadership asset or a liability
  • Why psychological safety and clear feedback loops drive better outcomes
  • His reminder that leading others well starts with treating them how you'd want to be led.

For leaders navigating complex teams or culture drift, this episode offers practical insight into how empowered leadership and intentional process can unlock performance.

We'd love your feedback on how we can improve - send us a Text!!

Seeking to align your culture, boost performance & impact your bottom line? Let’s chat—no sales, just real talk about your challenges. Not ready? Join our PL3 Community for free insights & connections.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Meet Joshua Miller of Remarkable Foods (00:00:00)

2. Culture Drives Everything in Organizations (00:01:44)

3. Linear Thinking: Gift and Curse (00:03:02)

4. The Challenges of Empowered Leadership (00:04:57)

5. Finding Balance in Leadership Approach (00:07:25)

6. Treat Others As You'd Want Treated (00:09:18)

52 episodes

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Content provided by William Gladhart. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by William Gladhart or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

What happens when empowered leadership goes unchecked - and everyone "starts running with scissors?"

In this episode of Leadership Levers, Joshua Miller, Founder & Principal of Remarkable Foods, shares how his food service consulting work revealed a hidden leadership trap - giving too much freedom without clear frameworks.

Joshua’s journey started with scrambled eggs at age eight and evolved into executive leadership in the food service industry.

Today, he helps organizations turn chaos into clarity by building cultures where process and empowerment work together.

A great real-world example - a client’s well-meaning efforts to empower leaders & managers led to confusion, overlapping innovations, and operational slowdown.

Joshua stepped in to help realign, but there was a turning point - a discovery process that surfaced surprising insights through confidential, one-on-one interviews - showing that even in dysfunction, the team deeply respected their leaders, wanted to improve and drive growth.

Joshua walks through:

  • Why process - not people - was a real problem in this leadership challenge
  • The downside of innovation without alignment or structure
  • How linear thinking can be a leadership asset or a liability
  • Why psychological safety and clear feedback loops drive better outcomes
  • His reminder that leading others well starts with treating them how you'd want to be led.

For leaders navigating complex teams or culture drift, this episode offers practical insight into how empowered leadership and intentional process can unlock performance.

We'd love your feedback on how we can improve - send us a Text!!

Seeking to align your culture, boost performance & impact your bottom line? Let’s chat—no sales, just real talk about your challenges. Not ready? Join our PL3 Community for free insights & connections.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Meet Joshua Miller of Remarkable Foods (00:00:00)

2. Culture Drives Everything in Organizations (00:01:44)

3. Linear Thinking: Gift and Curse (00:03:02)

4. The Challenges of Empowered Leadership (00:04:57)

5. Finding Balance in Leadership Approach (00:07:25)

6. Treat Others As You'd Want Treated (00:09:18)

52 episodes

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