The CJ Moneyway Show

LEADERS DON'T NEED MORE INFORMATION - THEY NEED BETTER RECALL

October 9, 2026·53 min
Episode Description from the Publisher

What good is consuming more information if you can't retrieve it when you actually need it? On this episode of The CJ Moneyway Show(TM), CJ sits down with Steve Kahle, technology executive, fractional CIO/CTO and author of Leader Recall, for a conversation about memory, leadership, faith, systems and the difference between consuming knowledge and actually retaining it. Steve traces his fascination with memory back to bartending through college, where remembering customers' names, drinks and personal details helped him build genuine relationships. Years later, his Christian faith led him into Scripture memorization and deeper study of memory science. That journey eventually exposed a larger leadership problem: executives consume enormous amounts of information CJ Moneyway Media(TM) - Steve Kahle Post-Interview Package Page 2through books, podcasts, meetings and technology, yet much of what they learn never becomes usable long-term knowledge. Steve breaks down his Capture-Catalog-Recall (CCR) framework and explains how tools including Anki, Notion and simple capture systems help him preserve insights and deliberately move important information toward long-term recall. CJ and Steve also go deeper into faith, the story of Joseph, entrepreneurship, stewardship, cybersecurity, AI, first-principles thinking and why the information you retain may ultimately matter more than the information you consume. Transformational Conversations. Built For Purpose.(TM) Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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