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TLP290: “How can I be a good person and do well at work?”

January 19, 2022

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Scott Shute was the Head of Mindfulness and Compassion Programs at LinkedIn, and specializes in combining the practicalities of leading in the modern business world with the wisdom of ancient traditions to help individuals and companies be leaders in conscious business. He is also the author of “The Full Body Yes,” that shows how to…

TLP289: Why Making Work Fun Is Not A Frivolous Affair

January 12, 2022

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Dr. Bob Nelson is one of the world’s leading authority on employee recognition, motivation, and engagement. He has personally coached Marshall Goldsmith – ranked as the world’s #1 executive coach. Listen in as Bob shares how to make work fun again, and discusses how to hire better, how to make people feel valued, and how…

TLP288: Ubiquitous Access is Crushing the Power and Influence of Information

January 5, 2022

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Ron Carucci has a 30-year track record of helping organizations adopt strategies that lead to accelerated growth, and designing programs to execute those strategies. He is also a two-time TED speaker and the best-selling author of eight books.  His recently released book is “To Be Honest: Lead with the Power of Truth, Justice and Purpose,”…

TLP287: The Three Traits of a Leader People Find Worth Following

December 29, 2021

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David Mead realized business school was contributing to the poor leadership styles he’s endured throughout much of his early career. After partnering with Simon Sinek and co-authoring, Find Your Why, David has presented his ideas on how to help people be inspired to go to work and feel safe while doing it, to over 150…

TLP 286: Leadership Energy – Why Fit Leaders Work 20% Less

December 22, 2021

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Marcel Daane is a renowned neuroscience and leadership researcher exploring the link between physical and mental wellness and their impact on leadership and performance capacity in individuals, teams, and organizations. Marcel talks about leadership energy, the three pillars of wisdom, and why physically fit leaders work 20% less than their non-fit counterparts.  Marcel is considered…

TLP285: Who is Responsible for Creating a Toxic Workplace?

December 15, 2021

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Lynn Catalano is a Speaker, Toxic Workplace Coach, and Corporate Trainer.  She achieved her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, cum laude, at Boston University and continued her education at the University of Buffalo Law School. She speaks to groups of all sizes to share experiences about great leaders and toxic bosses, and she helps people…

TLP284: How to Thrive in a World of Relentless Change

December 8, 2021

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April Rinne is the author of Flux: 8 Superpowers for Thriving in Constant Change. Listen in as April shares the eight powerful mindset shifts that enable leaders to thrive in a time of unprecedented change and uncertainty. April Rinne is a “change navigator,” speaker, investor, and adventurer whose work and travels in more than 100…

TLP283: How to Be Sure You are Prepared for 2030

December 1, 2021

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Alan Beaulieu is one of the world’s most informed and insightful economists, with a remarkable track record of providing accurate financial forecasts. He’s also an exceptionally gifted speaker and his keynotes and seminars have helped thousands of business owners and executives capitalize on emerging trends. Get ready for the future and listen in as Alan…

TLP282: Seven Powerful Principles for Managing Difficult Conversations at Work

November 24, 2021

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Roberta Matuson has been helping organizations find, hire, grow, and keep top talent for the last 25 years. She understands the frustrations of employee turnover that many employees and leaders experience and has coached her clients to help them become a place where employees love to work. Roberta is the author of six books including…

TLP281: Practical Wisdom from a Rags to Riches CEO

November 17, 2021

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Michael J. Dowling, President and CEO of Northwell Health, is one of healthcare’s most influential voices and leads a clinical academic and research enterprise with a workforce of more than 75,000 with an annual revenue of $14 billion. Northwell has treated more than 150,000 COVID-19 patients and Michael’s leadership has been invaluable to Northwell’s consistent…

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Leaders often treat self-criticism as if it were a Leaders often treat self-criticism as if it were a tool for improvement.

David Robson argues the opposite. When we constantly criticize ourselves, we create stress that clouds our thinking and makes positive change harder. Self-compassion doesn't mean ignoring mistakes or lowering your standards. It means acknowledging what went wrong without turning the mistake into a judgment about who you are.

That distinction matters.

You can hold yourself accountable without tearing yourself apart.

#leadership #selfcompassion #selfawareness #leadershipdevelopment #leadershippsychology #resilience #davidrobson #leadershippodcast
Experience is invaluable. Until it convinces you t Experience is invaluable. Until it convinces you that you don't need to question yourself.

David Robson calls this the curse of expertise. The more experience we accumulate, the easier it can become to trust our instincts without looking for evidence that might prove us wrong.

His advice is simple: listen to your intuition, but interrogate it like any other piece of data.

Ask yourself: What would I need to know to disprove what I believe to be true?

That question may be one of the most useful habits an experienced leader can develop.

#leadership #leadershipdevelopment #decisionmaking #cognitivebias #executiveleadership #selfawareness #davidrobson #leadershippodcast
Carlos Gutierrez, the 35th U.S. Secretary of Comme Carlos Gutierrez, the 35th U.S. Secretary of Commerce and former chairman and CEO of Kellogg, joins The Leadership Podcast to share the experiences that shaped his approach to leadership.

From learning the importance of results from his father to leading at the highest levels of business and government, Carlos reflects on what it takes to build trust, navigate relationships, make difficult decisions, and develop people.

His perspective is grounded in a simple but consequential idea: results matter, but leadership ultimately depends on people.

Listen to the full conversation with Carlos, Sheer Will: The Unlikely Path from Cuba to the Cabinet. Link in the first comment.

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Leadership creates a difficult tension. Leaders ha Leadership creates a difficult tension. Leaders have to develop their people while also making sure their time is going toward the work only they can do.

The challenge is that developing people isn't a one-time task. It requires continued support, appreciation, and attention.

The work of leadership is figuring out how to do both, and when each requires your attention.

#Leadership #LeadershipDevelopment #LeadershipLessons #TimeManagement #PeopleLeadership #TheLeadershipPodcast
Belonging is more than being part of a team or org Belonging is more than being part of a team or organization. It is the sense that people matter, that they are cared for, and that there is a place for them in the group.

For leaders, creating that environment is part of the responsibility of leadership. It shapes how people connect, participate, and contribute.

Listen to the full conversation on Tribalism, Belonging, and the Leader's Role. Link in the first comment.

#Leadership #LeadershipDevelopment #LeadershipLessons #OrganizationalCulture #Belonging #TheLeadershipPodcast
Most networking advice is training you to waste yo Most networking advice is training you to waste your time in the wrong rooms.
Donnie Boivin, CEO of Success Champion Networking and creator of the C3 Model, built a 30-chapter, 450-member organization on one reframe: networking means building other people's businesses, not collecting business cards.
This episode breaks down his 30/30/30 framework, the Home Depot story that changed everything, and why give-give-get-give beats give-first-to-gain-everything.
Listen now, then rethink your next room. https://bit.ly/TLP-521?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
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We cannot always choose the circumstances we begin We cannot always choose the circumstances we begin with, but we can choose how we move forward.

In her conversation with Jim Vaselopulos and Jan Rutherford, Bouchra Danwra reflects on personal agency, the choices that shape our lives, and the importance of taking ownership of our direction, even when we cannot control where we start.

Her perspective is a reminder that our beginnings do not have to determine our destination.

Listen to the full conversation on The Leadership Podcast. Find the episode on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Slowing down does not mean stepping away from resp Slowing down does not mean stepping away from responsibility. Bouchra Danwra makes a more specific point: people need space to think, reflect, and allow new ideas to develop.

When every hour is accounted for and every decision is driven by urgency, that space can disappear. Making time to think is part of the work, not a distraction from it.

Listen to the full conversation on The Leadership Podcast. Find the episode on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Picture a sideline full of parents yelling instruc Picture a sideline full of parents yelling instructions nobody can follow.
Now picture your last team meeting.
Patrick Emmons says it's the same problem.
Bosses talk, but only 3% of the room actually understands what was said.
He learned to fix it by coaching kids, not running companies.
Watch the full episode to hear how Patrick builds a vernacular his team actually understands. https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-524?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
#leadership #teamcommunication #coaching #executivecoaching #leadershipdevelopment #teambuilding #businessleadership #patrickemmons
Chasing the next promotion isn't the same as chasi Chasing the next promotion isn't the same as chasing the next skill.
David Craig watched talented people burn years climbing a ladder instead of building capability, and he says it's one of the costliest mistakes in a career.
The shift is simple: choose the work that develops you, not just the title that impresses others.
Hear David explain the lesson behind it in episode 525. https://bit.ly/TLP-525?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
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Kim Svoboda was on a plane 85% of the time. Chasin Kim Svoboda was on a plane 85% of the time. Chasing the job title she thought she wanted.
Then a simple values exercise stopped her cold. Family was #1 on her list. She wasn't living anywhere near it.
That gap is what most leaders never stop to check.
Hear what broke her wide open. https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-522?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
#boldleadership #kimsvoboda #executiveburnout #leadershipvalues #worklifebalance #careertransition #leadershippodcast #intentionalleadership
Innovation isn't always about having a new idea. S Innovation isn't always about having a new idea. Sometimes it's about recognizing that the idea you've already invested in isn't working the way it should.

Ron Johnson shares how Steve Jobs was willing to rethink the Apple Store, even after months of work had already gone into it.

The willingness to start over can be part of the innovation process, not a failure of it.

#Innovation #Leadership #SteveJobs #RonJohnson #AppleStore #LeadershipLessons #InnovationLeadership #TheLeadershipPodcast
Only two leaders in Lee Benson's entire career mad Only two leaders in Lee Benson's entire career made him feel like they truly saw his potential. 

One was Jack Welch, who built General Electric from $14 billion to more than $400 billion in value. The other was an assistant manager at a Coco's restaurant where Lee worked as a dishwasher. 

The difference in their titles didn't matter. What mattered was how they showed up. 

Great leaders don't just see what someone is doing today. They see what that person could become. 

And that can change the trajectory of someone's life. 

#leadership #leadershipdevelopment #leebenson #greatleadership #mentorship #potential #leadershippodcast #executetowin
She was running a $1B P&L. She was also miserable. She was running a $1B P&L. She was also miserable.
Kim Svoboda is founder of Aspiration Catalyst, author of Bold Leadership, 20+ years leading sales orgs before walking away from it all.
This week: what happens when you finally measure your life against your own values, and it doesn't add up.
Listen to the full episode now. https://bit.ly/TLP-522?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
Watch it on YouTube - https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-522?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
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He was one of Kim Svoboda's best performers. He wa He was one of Kim Svoboda's best performers. He was also a bully.
She tolerated it. The results were good. Then he quit in a rage.
A week later, the truth came out. Team culture lifted almost overnight.
Kim breaks down what tolerating bad behavior really costs a team.
Ask yourself who's costing you culture. https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-522?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
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Most leaders blame the market, the deal, or the te Most leaders blame the market, the deal, or the tech when things fall apart.
David Craig says look closer. The system is usually the real problem.
David is the former CEO of Refinitiv and author of the Blue Book on business transformation and growth, having led a 25,000-person company through the financial crisis, Brexit, and Covid.
This episode breaks down how to spot complexity killing your organization before it's too late, and what real conviction looks like when leading people through change.
New episode is live now. https://bit.ly/TLP-525?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
Watch it on YouTube - https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-525?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
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Hitting a wall doesn't always mean you have failed Hitting a wall doesn't always mean you have failed.

Sometimes it tells you something about the limits of your current approach. The question is what you do next. Reconsider the vision, the people around you, the resources, or the path itself.

Sometimes the wall is information.

#Leadership #LeadershipMindset #LeadershipLessons #Adversity #Failure #DecisionMaking #TheLeadershipPodcast
Donnie Boivin doesn't work the room. He plants his Donnie Boivin doesn't work the room.
He plants his feet and lets the room come to him.
He calls it command presence, and it's a leadership skill, not a personality trait. The best leaders aren't controlling every conversation, they're guiding the room just by how they show up.
Hear Donnie break down what that actually looks like in practice. Full episode is live now. https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-521?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
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Give first to gain everything sounds noble. Donnie Give first to gain everything sounds noble. Donnie Boivin says it's a trap. One-sided giving just trains people to take advantage of you. His fix: give, give, get, give — mutual respect over martyrdom. It changes how you should be showing up in every relationship you're building. Catch the full breakdown on this week's episode. https://bit.ly/TLP-YT-521?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=westudyleaders
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Everyone hits hard seasons. Not everyone responds Everyone hits hard seasons. Not everyone responds to them the same way.

Lee Benson has survived health crises, financial setbacks, and a rough start most people never recover from.

His reframe: every setback either builds you or defines you. You choose which.

Hear how Lee turned his hardest years into his biggest advantage. 

#resilience #leadership #leebenson #mindset #growth #familyleadership #executivecoaching #podcast
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