The OrdinaryLeaders Podcast

Own Your Power Challenge Day 4 Walking with Power 5 Confidence Moves

It's day four of the Own Your Power challenge,

Own Your Power Challenge Day 3 The Permission Trap

It's day three of the Own Your Power challenge

Own Your Power Challenge Day 2 - Define Your Leadership

Welcome to day two of the Own Your Power Challenge.

Striving Higher After Sports: Steve Davis Jr. on Reinventing Identity Beyond the Game

In this inspiring episode, host Tyneeta Canonge sits down with Steve Davis Jr., founder of Strive Higher After Sports, to explore the powerful journey of reinventing identity beyond athletics. Whether you’re an athlete facing transition, a leader navigating change, or anyone seeking purpose after a major life shift, this episode is packed with wisdom you can’t miss. Steve shares his personal story of overcoming the loss of his sports dream, battling identity crisis, and finding new meaning through design thinking and community. You’ll hear practical strategies for building resilience, embracing your true self, and leveraging your unique story for future success. Discover how to turn setbacks into comebacks and redefine your purpose. Learn actionable tips for mental health, emotional intelligence, and personal branding. Get inspired by real stories of athletes and leaders who found new paths after the game. This episode is perfect for anyone seeking motivation, leadership insights, or a fresh start.

Rhythm, Resilience and Real-World Readiness

Join Tyneeta Canonge, CEO of WE Consulting—an equity leadership consulting firm helping leaders level up with an equity lens—for a powerful episode of the Ordinary Leaders Podcast. In this conversation, Tyneeta sits down with Ronelle Eddings and Karla Hardaway, co-directors of the dance department at Creekview High School in Dallas, Texas, to explore how dance education can transform lives, build leadership, and foster equity in schools. Discover how Ronelle and Karla have created an inclusive, supportive environment where every student—regardless of background or ability—can find their voice through movement. The episode dives into the origins and impact of Creekview’s groundbreaking men’s dance program, the importance of safe spaces for self-expression, and the ways dance can help students process complex emotions and life experiences. Whether you’re an educator, leader, parent, or advocate for equity, this episode offers heartfelt insights and practical wisdom on nurturing leadership, resilience, and belonging in every young person.