
Are you up for the challenge?
Welcome to the 100-Day Leadership Challenge, your transformative journey toward becoming a more empowered and effective leader. Whether you're starting your career, seeking to unlock your leadership potential, currently leading a team, or aiming to enhance your family leadership, this program is tailored just for you.

The Challenge
In today's fast-paced world, the demands of leadership often compromise authenticity. Taking the time to reflect is crucial for effective leadership—whether it's self-leadership, guiding your family, leading a team, or steering an organization. Throughout this 15-week journey, we will navigate the intricacies of thoughtful leadership, ensuring that your thoughts shape empowering beliefs, which, in turn, drive impactful actions. This journey is not without its challenges, but it is designed to position you on a long-term trajectory toward significance, surpassing temporary success. Invest in your leadership potential, as our collective thoughts, beliefs, and actions lay the foundation for a lasting legacy.
What you walk away with
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Personalized
House of Leadership
You possess a distinctive leadership foundation that shapes your words and actions. Upon completing the 100-Day Leadership Challenge, you will confidently understand it.
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10-Year Growth Plan
We often prioritize short-term goals. I'll guide you in creating a 10-year growth plan centered on lasting significance, not fleeting success.
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Understand
Your Purpose
Each of us has a unique purpose on this earth. When you align your passion with your purpose and gain perspective, life becomes fulfilling.
“Every day is a gift.
Don't waste yours.”



START YOUR
100-Day Leadership Challenge now
Stop surviving and start thriving. Click the link below and schedule a call today. We all have greatness inside, but it's up to us to find it. Allow me to guide you on your transformative journey to become the leader this world needs.

Leader Testimonials
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"Thanks to Joshua I am inspired to live my best life with courage, laser focus and discipline. Thank you for showing up for me - empowering me to be accountable to self."
Erin Dufour - MSN, RN -
"As an experienced coach, I work with leaders daily, and Joshua is in the top 1%. He is an expert leader with the heart of a servant. I have personally received coaching and mentorship and am proud to call him a friend. If you’re ready to experience exponential growth, toss out your excuses and get on the McMillion Leadership calendar while there’s space!"
Jason Shelfer - Life Coach, Entrepreneur -
"Joshua McMillion (my company commander of over 150 Soldiers) was one of the most caring and thoughtful leaders I have served with. Joshua’s dedication and hard work he poured into his role were evidence of his passion for improving the organization he was a part of. Regardless of the task at hand, his largest concern was improving the Team and creating better leaders."
Craig Billington - U.S Army Officer -
"Joshua is kind, compassionate, attentive, and respectful. He truly wants to help me succeed and I have felt that these coaching sessions have boosted me to greater potential as a leader, wife, mother, investor, and friend."
Natalie Siedschlag - Navy Officer, Entrepreneur, MBM, PHR -
"Joshua was a great coach and mentor to me through my early career. Through his personalized approach, I came to view him as a trusted "big brother" – someone who held appropriately high standards but with great coaching and encouragement to meet them. Joshua is one of a few very trusted leaders I consistently turn to through the last decade."
Chris Jarrett - U.S Army Officer -
"When I had to pick one leader to operate independently from the rest of the larger organization, I chose Joshua. I knew that he had the leadership style and the compassion to guide his junior employees through an ambiguous and stressful mission and to accomplish whatever was asked of his team. Joshua exceeded my expectations and used the time away from our headquarters to further develop his team, producing some of our organization's best employees."
John Newman - Lieutenant Colonel Army -
"I’d like to thank Joshua McMillion for his guidance and coaching over the last three months to become a Purposeful Accountable Leader. Thanks to his thoughtful and in-depth mentorship, I feel 10X more capable and equipped to lead in a professional setting and, more importantly, at home for myself, my family, and my friends. I now have a clear vision, actionable steps, and a burning desire to get after it each day!!""
Jesse Hampsher - Navy Officer


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