Psychological Capital

Creativity Isn’t Talent. It’s Leverage.

What if creativity isn’t a talent but a skill you can develop and use to move ideas forward? In this episode of The Rebel Mindset, Emmy-winning Limbert Fabian breaks down how creativity shows up far beyond art, and why it’s essential for anyone looking to lead, influence, and build meaningful work. From turning ideas into action to navigating resistance and driving momentum, Limbert shares practical insights into using creativity as a strategic thinking tool. If you’ve ever thought “I’m not creative,” this conversation will change how you see your role at work and what’s possible next.

Take the Risk: Own Your Career

What does it mean to own your career? In this episode of Rebel Mindset, Dayna Adelman, global corporate leader and author of The Youngest One in the Room, shares how risk-taking, resilience, and reinvention shaped her professional journey across four countries and into executive leadership at some of the largest organizations in the world. We explore: - Why risk takers rise faster - Navigating politics through connection - Redefining success at different life stages - The truth about burnout, glamorized careers, and balance If you’ve ever been the youngest or "only" in the room — or are rethinking what success means — this episode will challenge you to stop waiting for permission and start owning your path.

Psychological Capital

Former police commander Dr. Eric Murray joins Kallie and Kim to talk about the psychology of hope—and why thriving under pressure starts with building “psychological capital.” Using his HERO framework (Hope, Efficacy, Resilience, Optimism), Eric shares lessons from 35 years in law enforcement, the military, and organizational leadership. From trauma to transformation, this episode explores how to create more confident, resilient, and hopeful individuals, leaders, and teams—no matter the environment.

The Long Run

Kelly Hayley has finished 100+ marathons, all while building a community that refuses to leave anyone behind. In this episode, we unpack what it means to become something—not just “try” it—by embracing discomfort, choosing strategy over ego (hello, run–walk), and building the stamina to keep showing up both at mile 20 and at work. Kelly shares practical wisdom on training plans, rest as a requirement (not an afterthought), leading teams through hard things, why community and relationships are everything, and how identity is forged by doing. Plus: the wildest race stories ever, along with a reminder that confidence is earned one mile at a time. Listen in if you’re ready to step fully into who you want to become.

Legacy

What if your job ended today; would you feel proud or regretful? In this episode of Rebel Mindset, we’re joined by Death Doula Ashley Bradney to explore how endings - of careers, roles, relationships, chapters and eventually life - can teach us to live more intentionally. With 66% of professionals admitting to career regrets, this conversation invites you to pause, reflect, and align your daily actions with your deeper values. Legacy isn’t reserved for later, it’s created in real time, through aligning with what you value most, repairing relationships, and stepping into work that actually matters. Tune in and reclaim your story before someone else writes your ending.