Ep. 57 - Who You Are &/or/vs What You Do

Ep. 60 - Management & Leadership & Self-Awareness

Management, leadership & the importance of self-awareness, emotions, and vulnerability, are some of the topics I chatted about with Margaret C. Andrews, global speaker, Founder of MYLO Center, instructor at Harvard University, and author of the book "Manage Yourself to Lead Others".

Ep. 59 - I Know Better or You Know Better?

I am a big fan of the show The Pitt which shows what happens in an ER over the spam of a whole shift. A recent episode put a pit (no pun intended) on my stomach about the risk of falling in the "I know better" trap, which all of us people leaders are constantly exposed to.

Ep. 58 - Leading & Listening Up & Shifting

In a chat that could have lasted much longer, coach, keynote speaker, and author Shed Shedletzky and I talked about what it means to be a leader, how to foster a culture with the conditions for people to feel safe and speak up, and even touched on what driving shift or an automatic car has to do with leadership.

Ep. 57 - Who You Are &/or/vs What You Do

What happens to our identity when who we are is defined by what we do? This is what this episode is all about: a conversation with Asel Ormonova, someone that personally experienced it as a humanitarian, and who today supports others through the detox journey, as she calls it.

Ep. 56 - Identity & Caregiving

Did you know that about 60 million Americas are caregivers, and in our generation, many are caregiving up and down? That and a lot more is what this conversation with Jess Ringgenberg, co-Founder, ELIXR®, was all about. I learned a lot, and hope you will, too.