Small Things Make A Big Difference: Recent Episodes
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Leadership discussions that help each of us realise that small things make a big difference in the lives of the people we interact with and the communities we serve in. Each episode is designed to help you be more intentional in who you are becoming and the impact you can make.
Discover three powerful leadership lessons drawn from the nail-biting final match of my sons volleyball tournament.
It is a short but powerful episode that is designed to help you reflect on your own experiences of adversity and growth.
🎙️ Exciting News: Join us for an insightful podcast episode with a remarkable guest, Fiona Eastwood recorded on the iconic London Eye! 🎡🌆🌟
In this episode, Fiona delves into the captivating world of leadership and the profound impact of memories. Discover the hidden gems of leadership skills, and learn why memories play a critical role in shaping our leadership journeys.
Fiona Eastwood shares her wisdom and experiences, shedding light on the power of effective leadership and how our memories can be the guiding stars on our path to success.
Don't miss this enlightening conversation – it's a podcast you won't want to forget! 🚀 Stay tuned for this thought-provoking discussion that could transform the way you perceive leadership and memories.
Leadership #MemoriesMatter #Smallthingsmakeabigdifference #FionaEastwood
This week is about discovering what makes a memory and the introduction to a new phase for me and my family. Please share what small things make for a great memory?
Diane Neville is the Chief People Officer for Shake Shack Enterprises and shares how her background and up bringing has shaped who she is today and how in todays organizations Culture = Care.
Enjoy this episode and make a note of one small thing you will do different that will make a big difference in the cultures you are trying to influence.
In this episode I interview a really good friend who recently published a book. Exceptional: Being the Exception to the Rule. it reveals 14 life lessons that will equip you as well as challenge you to chart and navigate your own path to success. There may be no secret formula for living a life of passion and purpose, but success does leave clues.
Enjoy this fun interview and I hope you walk away with one small thing you can apply that will make a big difference.
Florent Edouard is an out loud thinker that loves the challenge of building teams, shaping organizational culture, and innovating through the power of causing people to think different. I love the phrase he uses in this episode "Respectfully Challenge". Enjoy this episode and ask yourself what small thing are you doing this week to respectfully challenge people to think different people?
One of the most important aspects of life is tradition. In this short but yet powerful episode you will discover one of the small traditions that have made a big impact in my life, my daughters, and many others. I hope you take a moment and ask yourself, what are the leadership traditions that you are doing that are making a difference?
I can't think of a better way to start 2023 than listening to CEO, Michelle Werner share how purpose, authenticity, and recalibrating what is possible has helped her navigate her leadership journey. My favorite part of the interview is when she talks about her son and what is happening in his life and how this fuels what she is doing for patients all over the world.
Enjoy this episode and ask yourself, what is one small thing I can do this week to move closer to my purpose?
I love this episode. James Davies is a world class recognised osteopath, performance coach and massage therapist and shares leadership lessons as we talk about his new book Body. His leadership lessons on resilience, service, and mindset that anything is possible is contagious.
Enjoy this episode and think about the small things you will do this month that will help your energy and your leadership journey
Happy Thanksgiving. I am grateful for each one of you. Take time this week to be thankful
"If you see it....You can become it"
This weeks episode is a tribute to National Hispanic Heritage Month. Limarys Perez shares her insights into why this is such an important event and her incredible leadership story.
Three things I am taking away:
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If you see it...You can become it (Have a vision of who you are becoming)
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Don't be afraid to say yes
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Get out of your comfort zone
"Sometimes it's the journey that teaches you a lot about your destination" -Drake
This week's episode I share insights from the 100 mile bike ride my wife and I experienced on the weekend.
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Look for people to help you along the way
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Leadership is a privilege - take the time to be prepared and make the journey for others amazing
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What's Most Important, don't lose focus on what really matters
Which lesson resonates with you the most?
How can we cultivate and sustain an optimal mindset at a time when we are dealing with so much political, economic, and sometimes personal upheaval? This week's episode is a discussion with Joe Nabrotzky who gives us a very simple and practical way of helping us process information and be more deliberate in our beliefs, actions, which ultimately will impact our results.
Reggie is a Technologist, Philanthropist, and Business Professional focused on utilizing his breadth of knowledge to create win-win solutions for people who cross his path. As you listen to this episode you will be amazed and how intentional Reggie is in his leadership journey and the impact he is having in the world. Find your GPS (Goals, Purpose, Super Powers) and much more during this episode. I hope you have as much fun listening as I did recording.
Eric is a sales leader with a tremendous track record of success and is a well respected expert in the technology industry. He started a podcast on culture 2 years ago and shares some of those insights on this episode. One of the best things of this interview is Eric shares insights from a book he is working on and the reality of how we all struggle....... and that is okay.
“The future depends on what we do in the present.” - Mahatma Gandhi
This week's episode I share a few leadership lessons learned while trekking with just over hundred youth for three days.
Find out why:
1. Leadership is all about the people
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Everyone on at some point will push, pull, or sit
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Do hard things with your team - it will make you stronger, better, and more unified.
Enjoy 😎
Don't compare your chapter 1 to someone else's chapter 20. This weeks episode is small but the lesson are big 😎
Dr. Karyn Gordon shares how we all can be leaders who are confident, productive, and highly energized by following a few simple steps. Take a listen and share. Also take sometime to watch her recent Tedx talk:
https://www.ted.com/talks/dr_karyn_gordon_why_confidence_is_the_secret_to_great_leaders_at_work_home
Be amazing this week!
Clark Maxwell former CEO of Chatham Financial shares his unique leadership formula of high expectation and high love and how the balance between the two is a critical piece of the puzzle in every aspect of his life. Enjoy this insightful conversation and ask yourself - what is my leadership formula?
This week's episode is short but will provide some insight on how we can all benefit from being clipped in and why going through some personal recalibration is helpful for everybody.
Not only does Fraser Hall ride a bike - he also understands that today more than ever belonging matters 😀. This weeks episode is a must listen. Fraser Hall is the president of Biogen's Intercontinental region and shares insights, strategies, things he would do different, and his favorite song - all of which will make you want to be a better leader.
Lorna Ewart is passionate about how scientific data generated in the laboratory translates to the clinic and increases the probability of success of new medicines. She is also an amazing leader that strives to learn something new everyday and is an example of how courage has helped her make key decisions in her career. Ask yourself are you bored? What do you need to do different to ensure you are learning, growing, and reaching your purpose as a leader.
Maryna Storrs was born in Russia and raised in Ukraine. She shares valuable insights for listeners to think about during this Ukraine crisis. This episode has so many highlights but what I loved most about the interview, was her practical tips on how each of us can get involved.
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Stay educated
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Find ways to support
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Hug someone today
This week, I would like to challenge each of us to take one small tip from Maryna to help make this world a better place.
"Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything."
- George Bernard Shaw.
This weeks' episode comprises of insights from a recent trip to Saudi Arabia. Adam Rampton (Senior managing partner at Global Leader Group) and Abdulmajeed Albalushi (Founder & CEO at elm Platform). This short but powerful episode will challenge you to think different, encourage you to pivot when things to go according to plan, and be open to meeting new people.
I love this week's episode! Rashad Drakeford shares his daily 5 questions that he asks himself so that he is intentional in his daily interactions and how he is leading. Rashad not only leads with love but he demonstrates a level of authenticity we can all learn from.
What are your 5 daily questions
Simply put Nate Randle is an optimist, people-first leader, team builder, collaborator and brand storyteller. He is always what I like to call a new brand of leadership that organizations desperately need. As CEO of Gabb Wireless Nate takes lessons he learned from his Mom at a very young age and leads from his heart. Take a listen and ask yourself - what is your brand of leadership?
Ask yourself, am I running forward or am I running back to my comfort zone? This week I give thanks to AstraZeneca, share a life lesson I learned from a fox and share three small things I am working on for 2022.
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Use your time wisely
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Increase your personal energy
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Smarter vs. Smarter goals
Enjoy the episode
Reframing is a way of changing the way you look at something and, thus, changing your experience of it. This week Rebekah Martin is absolutely brilliant in the insight she gives on her own growth as a leader and why reframing is something she is working on in 2022. Enjoy the episode.
Are you ready to make 2022 the best year yet? By design the episode of the year is with Liz Wiseman who recently published the book Impact Players - How to take the Lead, Play Bigger, and Multiply your impact.
Liz shares insights to the book, how to be a impact player in 2022, and which skill she is currently working on. This is one you will want to listen and share. Let's make 2022 the best one yet 😎
Liz Wiseman is a researcher and executive advisor who teaches leadership to executives around the world. She is the author of New York Times bestseller Multipliers: How the Best Leaders Make Everyone Smarter, The Multiplier Effect: Tapping the Genius Inside Our Schools, and Wall Street Journal bestseller Rookie Smarts: Why Learning Beats Knowing in the New Game of Work.
She is the CEO of the Wiseman Group, a leadership research and development firm headquartered in Silicon Valley, California. Some of her recent clients include: Apple, AT&T, Disney, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Nike, Salesforce, Tesla, and Twitter. Liz has been listed on the Thinkers50 ranking and named one of the top 10 leadership thinkers in the world.
Nicole has over 21 years of experience as an officer, leader and fighter pilot in the United States Air Force. In this week's episode of Small Things Make a Big Difference she shares her formula for leadership success. Be prepared to be inspired and share with others. This is a hall of fame episode 😎
Dylan Gambardella is the CEO and Co-founder of Next Gen HQ. A Forbes 30 Under 30 entrepreneur, Dylan and his team provide the momentum founders, students, and young professionals need to win at work and in life. In this episode Dylan shares his formula for success as a young CEO and Entrepreneur. This is what I am focusing on after my interview with him:
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MVP (minimal viable product)
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Never stop learning
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Treat People with Kindness
With over 20 years of experience at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence and Communications Technologies, Edo Segal leads Touchcast in the pursuit of the future of communications. By fusing state-of-the-art advances in both Mixed Reality and Artificial Reality, Touchcast is facilitating the next generation of communications and collaboration experiences.
In this episode, Edo shares his passion for innovation, the importance of trust and for the first time ever instead of sharing a song - he give is own link to his favorite songs.
https://protect-de.mimecast.com/s/XMjQCoZ30mtXYy04XT1cR5n?domain=open.spotify.com
This week's episode is to help us all be more present as we finish 2021 and start 2022. Research is really clear that when we bring a phone to the dinner table or even use our phone when having a face to face conversation that the experience is less enjoyable.
Let's all embrace the concept of Phone Down - Head Up and be more present.
Generation Z has emerged as a population increasingly worthy of attention, especially now as its older members enter the workforce. This week's episode Mealii represents Gen Z in sharing her leadership insights and gives us all something all to think about before giving feedback.
PS. How many have you listened to Doja Cat before?
Enjoy 😎
October is breast cancer awareness month and this is a must listen episode
Corrine is the founder and CEO of the Know Your Lemons Foundation and the designer behind the global #knowyourlemons campaign, which is in 28+ languages and has been seen by 1 billion people online. More importantly Corrine shares leadership lessons in starting her own company, thriving as a single parent, and you will want to her one small thing that makes a big difference
https://knowyourlemons.org/
Does The Audio Match The Video? This week Domenick Fanelli shares invaluable lessons on why great leadership involves constant learning, being humble, and serving others. Take time to learn from a student of leadership and reflect on what small thing you will do in your leadership habits that can make a big difference 😎
This week's episode is a reflection of my weekend trip to visit my parents. There is something magical about Lake Louise, take a listen and ask yourself these three questions:
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Am I living into my values
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Do I understand my purpose
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Am I happy with the legacy I am creating
This week listen to Ti Hwie How describe how each of us can fulfil our leadership purpose by following three simple words: Make a difference!
In addition I give 7 small actions that can make a big difference in the helping the world today. Enjoy
As we close out summer and head into fall - I share two things for you think about:
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Leave in on the beach (need to listen to understand this one)
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Why being intentional in building your personal brand is so important
Enjoy 😊
We can all be a Hero to somebody! This week Rodney Bullard shares insights from his book - Heroes Wanted (Why the World Needs You to Live Your Heart Out). This episode will leave you inspired to make a difference to the person within 3 feet of you and realizing how important everyday heroes like you are needed now more than ever.
Rodney D. Bullard leads Global Corporate Social Responsibility, which includes responsibilities for Community Affairs, Community Engagement and Environmental Sustainability at Chick-fil-A, Inc., and Executive Director of the Chick-fil-A Foundation. A frequent speaker, he previously served in the US Air Force, NASA, and the Department of Justice. He is an alumnus of the Air Force Academy, Duke Law, the University of Georgia's Terry School of Business and the Harvard Business School's Advanced Management Program. Author of Heroes Wanted - grab your copy today! https://heroeswantedbook.com/
The lesson of putting up the basketball hoop
This week's episode is small but will make a big difference in helping you start or finish something in your life.
“You may delay, but time will not.”
― Benjamin Franklin
Dale Murphy was the youngest player in MLB history to win back-to-back MVP Awards (1982 and 1983). In 18 years of playing baseball he was a 7-time ALL-Star, 5 time gold glove winner, 4-time silver slugger winner, Roberto Clemente Award, Atalanta Braves Hall of Fame, and much more. In this episode of Small Things Make a Big Difference, Dale shares powerful leadership lessons learned during his career. Some of my favorite lessons during our talk: - Power of Mindset - Be coachable - Trust your people Baseball fan or not you will love this episode!
Samarbete is the Swedish word for collaboration and is the centre of this week's episode. Martin Tenlen (General Manager Nordic Region, CSL Behring) shares three things we can all do to be better leaders.
Listen - make time for it
Red Book - write down your leadership moments - cha cha cha
Have Fun - find ways to make work fun
Share which one you will focus and what small thing you will do in this area that will make a big difference 😉
Chester Elton is co-founder of The Culture Works, a global training company, and author of multiple award winning, #1 New York Times, USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestsellers. In his recent book "Anxiety at Work" he discuss 8 strategies to help teams build resilience, handle uncertainty, and get stuff done. This episode shows how everyone at all levels can work together to build an environment that fosters understanding, empathy, and productivity.
Did you know that 1 in 6 Gen Z adults identify as being part of the LGBTQIA+ community? We celebrate Pride month to publicly include all members of our families and communities who in the past had to hide who they were. Mike Ballas (EVP & CEO) shares his story and why inclusion and diversity is vital to the success of any organization.
Parth Khanna is ACTO’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), and Co-founder. He has a undergraduate degree in neuropsychology, two law degrees, and US patents in AI and NLP-based enterprise technologies. Over the past few years, Parth has been selected as a Pharma Marketing 360 ELITE Disrupter, an EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalist and awarded an international 30 Under 30 Honor Award.
How does one do this at such a young age? He is anchored in what is important. This week's episode is full of insights, powerful stories, and practical applications we can all apply.
"You cannot swim for new horizons until you have courage to lose site of the shore" - William Faulkner
This week Latrice Abanyie shares how at a young age she learned that courage is the key to growth. She shares 3 steps to courage:
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Awareness
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Change your Playlist
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Vision
This episode is full on insights, inspiration, and small steps that will make a big difference in the leader you are becoming.
This week Marc Howells breaks down findings from the Korn Ferry Global Leadership 5.0 study. New rules to leadership - Purpose; Ecosystems; Hearts; Inclusive; Hyper Innovation; Nonlinear, and Aspire 10X. Which one will you work on?
Also, Marcs favorite song choice is inspiring. Enjoy
This is a must listen episode. Scott O'Neil first time author shares insights from his book "Be Where Your Feet Are" and help us all think about how we can me more present in a world that is only speeding up. Scott's career in leading in the NBA, NHL, and NFL has provided him with unique experiences that have provided him with perspective that we can all benefit from. Let's all be more present.
Be Where Your Feet Are can be purchased here:
https://www.amazon.com/Where-Your-Feet-Are-Principles/dp/B08KSJQ3KS/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=be+where+your+feet+are&qid=1622291674&sr=8-1
A shout out to my Mom and an incredible interview with author Chris Field who's new book "A Billion Hours of Good" shows how
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Compassion
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Courage
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Creativity
can help us all be more intentional in who we are becoming and how we can make the world a better place.
This week I share 3 Foundational Truths of Leadership. What I love about this episode is that the information is derived from all the previous interviews from leaders all over the world. 1. Live Your Values 2. Belonging Matters 3. Soulful Curiosity Which one will you work on this week?
Liz Bodin is a energetic and dynamic commercial leader with proven track record of developing winning brand strategies, driving sales performance and cultivating an inclusive culture across US and Global teams. Passion for developing people and delivering outstanding business results for brands across their life cycle. Enjoy this episode where Liz and I discuss the importance of authenticity, feedback, reflection, and most important how we refine as a leader.
This week join Guy Bloom in exploring how we can all Live Brave! Guy shares insights from his book "Living Brave Leadership". Three big takeaways for me:
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Umbrella Beliefs
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Service of or Service For
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15 min a day (invest in it people)
Take a listen you won't regret it.
This week join us in exploring why Fortitude needs to be in your leadership vocabulary. Charity Lighten leads with passion, shares freely, and gives all of us insight on how we can be more intentional in who we are becoming. Through events in her own life, Charity is an expert on fortitude and through good food, faith, and a healthy lifestyle she helps other focus on living a life of purpose and passion.
https://www.charitylighten.com/
Jim Massey is an out loud thinker and this week shares the power of Belonging and why this is so important in today's environment. I love Jim's comment of being unapologetic about doing the right thing. Jim is a gifted storyteller and I am excited to hear what your insights are after listening.
Breaking down silos, getting rid of ego's, and working towards a common goal seems simple enough and yet organizations, teams, and community groups struggle with this everyday. Britta Posner founder of The Collaboration Practice breaks down how we can all be a little better when it comes to collaboration.
Josh Bersin spends his time studying the world of work - he founded Bersin & Associates which is known now as Bersin by Deloitte. In this episode he shares his insights on why learning is the foundation for leadership and how each of us need to slow down.
This week Dr. Johnson of University of North Carolina shares why we need to include courageous listening into our leadership development and what role we can play in developing future leaders of tomorrow. Not only is Dr. Johnson inspirational he is really fun to listen to 😊. Would love to hear what small insight are you taking from this episode and putting into practice.
Kimberly Davis is a trailblazer and change agent, positively disrupting the financial industry and wide world of sports over her illustrious 30+ year career. Well-regarded as a resilient and visionary leader, Davis brings change to life through sound strategic planning and strong organizational development. She is an inspirational storyteller, an architect of coalitions and a culture builder, with a style that empowers others and a belief that successful business contributes to healthy, vibrant communities. Driven by both data and a passion for progress, she has consistently provided structure and glidepaths for organizations to realize their potential for sustainable business growth.
Currently, as Executive Vice President of Social Impact, Growth Initiatives & Legislative Affairs at the National Hockey League – the premier professional ice hockey league in the world – Davis has set the League on a new course to attract, retain and develop fans, with a specific focus on multi-cultural audiences.
EJ Henry shares incredible insight on why Black History Month is so important, why inclusion is key to leadership, and how "my privilege" plays an important role in how we live into our purpose.
"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel" - Maya Angelou
This week Dean McAlister author of Lesson from a Life in Motion shares how capturing heart and minds will be his legacy regardless of his job and what company he works for. Plus his small thing that makes a big difference is one you will not want to miss.
Psychological safety is being able to show and employ one's self without fear of negative consequences of self-image, status or career. This week Susan Hendrich, PhD shares insights from her years of being a clinical psychologist combined with years of practical application in the business world of how to create psychological safety. Packed with practical tips this is one you will want to both listen and share.
"If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way" - Martin Luther King Jr.
Rodney Gillespie shares why being authentic, honest, and loving others is the way to make a difference in the world. His mantra of It's 'worth the risk' will inspire you to be more intentional in who you are and the impact you can make.
Ever think of your leadership as a formula? What would the line equation look like? This week we explore the reason why having a leadership formula is so important to building relationships, influencing culture, building skill, and driving performance.
"Ignite the passion and Brilliance in others" is the formula for success to leaving a legacy that matters. This week Biljana Naumovic shares her insights into her leadership journey and how to never give up.
“Self-reflection is a humbling process. It’s essential to find out why you think, say, and do certain things – then better yourself.” Sonya Teclai
This week I join forces with Adam Pacifico creator of the Leadership Enigma and reflect on over 50 episodes of leadership interviews and share what did we learn and what can we do in 2021
Personal energy is the amount of effort you are capable of giving, within your mind and body, to things, people, or challenges. It is the power within you to fulfill your priorities. It’s the amount of physical and mental strength you have to do what your mind and body wants you to do. Mike Hartman (Executive Business Director) for AstraZeneca shares his secret to having consistent energy and making a difference in the lives of people he interacts with.
This week I pay tribute to Tony Hsieh through defining core values and have an outstanding conversation with CEO Lee Bryant who shares how we need to be more curious, amplify knowledge, and as leaders we need to be able to pause and make sense out of the noise. Plus Lee shares what small leader habit he does that make a big difference - it is really good.
Katherine Keller shares why it is so important to create clarity and lead with heart in today's environment. I love her small thing that makes a big difference - close the loop - it takes listening to a whole new level.
This week is unique - two for one! Scott O'Neil shares a way we can all help make a difference in stopping homelessness for young people and support them on their journey to independence. Jessica Phaup shares with us how as leaders we need to think different, meet people where they are, and give the gift of time.
Please donate to Covenant House - join team Holt in making a big difference 😎
https://www.sleepout.org/team/9081
This episode Rich Burns describes his formula for influencing culture and how it has paid off in driving performance for the teams he has been a part of. Everyone has a role in culture, take a listen and ask yourself what small thing you will do to help influence the cultures you are apart of.
This episode I share 5 Lessons from my sister who passed away 10 years ago on Oct 15th from cancer. I also share my small leadership habit that makes a big difference - enjoy 😊
The best part of being human is being able to connect with other humans. We’re hardwired for it. We live in families, work and play in teams, and thrive in friendships. The drive to connect is in all of us whether we acknowledge it or not. Tony Silfani, helps us understand why vulnerability is an important component to making valuable connections.
Sudhanshu is the co-author of "Rehumanizing Leadership - Putting Purpose Back into Business". He is an award winning educator, speaker, and CEO advisor. He shares amazing insights on why having empathy is so important, what leaders need to be successful in the future, and you will love his small leadership habit that make a big difference.
September is National Suicide Awareness Month and we all have a role to play in helping create awareness in how we can help people that struggle with mental illness. Mequell Buck is an Author, public speaker, wife, mother of three, triathlete, and suicide survivor. She gives tremendous insight into her journey to thriving with mental illness and what we all can do to help those around us.
Want to escape your bubble and learn from others? This episode Stephen Frost shares great ways to overcome biases, tips to be more inclusive, and shares two small things that make a big difference. Take a listen - it will totally make your day
Would love to hear what you will do to be more inclusive
This week Dale Woodson (Executive Business Director) shares why Engagement is the key accountability, culture, and ultimately performance. You will love his simple yet powerful small thing that makes a big difference in the lives of the people he interacts with.
This week you will get insight into how Small Things Make a Big Difference really works, and gain some valuable insight from Anne Holt, a 16 year old teenager who is making a difference in world by living into her values and learning from others.
Tarek Rabah gives great insight on the importance of understanding culture and how as leaders it is about asking questions and connecting.
Listen to some powerful insights from Marylouise Fitzgibbon (Disney Executive) on the importance of authenticity, balance, and serving others.
Like friendship, true leadership involves selflessness and concern for the well-being of another. It may mean putting your people ahead of yourself, looking out for the other person, or acting in a way that benefits another. It comes down to bringing out the best in those you lead and befriend. Joris Silon shares why friendship, courage, and speaking up is so important in leadership.
Kamala Katbamna, MAC. Kamala is a coach, facilitator and learning consultant who works with senior leaders across the private, public and third sectors. She specialises in helping clients develop self-awareness, challenge assumptions and lead change in themselves and their organisations. This week she gives great insight on being more intentional in how we communicate.
The power of setting goals....let's be honest we have all failed and succeeded in achieving goals. This podcast is about tips we can do to lead our teams and help others set and achieve their goals.
Adam Pacifico is the Chief Learning Officer at PCA, a barrister, author, opinion columnist and host of the The Leadership Enigma podcast. Adam shares insights from his book The Leader's Secret Code and stresses the importance of sense making in a really fast paced world.
Perhaps at no other time in recent history has adaptability been more important than it is now. Adaptability – the ability to change (or be changed) to fit new circumstances – is a crucial skill for leaders, and an important competency in emotional intelligence. Rachele Berria shares how agility has helped her in her leadership.
Liz Wiseman is the author of New York Times bestseller Multipliers: How the Best Leaders Make Everyone Smarter, The Multiplier Effect: Tapping the Genius Inside Our Schools, and Wall Street Journal bestseller Rookie Smarts: Why Learning Beats Knowing in the New Game of Work. In this episode Liz shares amazing insights from her book Multipliers and what small thing makes a big difference for her.
Rick Suarez shares why diversity is so important in building teams and shares practical tips on how to start now.
This was a hard week for humanity and highlighted that racism, social injustice, and violence is growing not declining. I struggle to think what can I do and how do I help. This episode is my way of trying to start a conversation and help each of recognise that there are small things each of us can do to make a big difference.
This week Scott O'Neil, CEO of the Philadelphia 76'ers and the New Jersey Devils shares why learning from mistakes and having a mentor/peer feedback group is so important to your development. Scott shares what small leadership habit makes a big difference in his life and the many people he interacts with.
"Without trust we don't truly collaborate; we merely coordinate or at best cooperate. It is trust that transforms a group of people into a team" Stephen M.R. Covey. This week I explore the power of trust with VP Kiersten Combs
This week's episode is all about purpose. Be prepared to think about your personal purpose and how it can help you, the people you lead, and the organization you work for be more impactful.