The Daily Spark

Leadership = Courageous Truth

Real leadership means speaking up—especially when it’s uncomfortable. In today’s Daily Spark, Chad shares the story of Roger Boisjoly and a lesson in moral courage.

End the Day with Purpose

Great days don’t happen by accident—and neither do great nights. In today’s Daily Spark, Chad shares how top leaders like Satya Nadella and Indra Nooyi end their days with intention.

Overcommunicate by Design

Repetition builds trust. Don’t leave communication to chance. Say it, say it again, and say it until it sticks.

Leadership Habit #3: Eat the Frog 🐸

The best leaders don’t wait to tackle the hard stuff—they start with it. In today’s Daily Spark, Chad shares how this simple habit creates discipline, clarity, and impact.

Write It Down—Every Day

Great leaders write—daily. In today’s Daily Spark, Chad explores how written reflection sharpens clarity and decision-making, drawing on the habits of elite military minds.

Leadership Habit #1: Make Thinking Time Non-Negotiable

Most leaders run fast—but the best ones also stop to think. In today’s Daily Spark, Chad Brocato shares how Jeff Bezos and other icons use protected “thinking time” to drive smart decisions and lasting results.

Don’t Just Come Home—Be Home

High performance at work means nothing if you’re missing at home. In today’s Daily Spark, Chad shares how to transition from “work mode” to “present mode”—and lead your family with the same excellence you bring to the office.

Legacy Is Built Daily

Legacy isn’t something you create at the end. It’s built in the everyday moments. In today’s Daily Spark, Chad shares how your consistent leadership becomes the story others will one day tell.

Treat Your Family Like a Team

What if your family got the same clarity and care you give your work team? In today’s Daily Spark, Chad introduces the idea of the “family huddle” and how it strengthens leadership at home.

They’re Always Watching

Your actions speak louder than any lesson. In today’s Daily Spark, Chad shares how your example—at home and at work—becomes your most powerful leadership legacy.