Dr. Elisa Magill interviews author and podcaster Jason Freeman and discusses his personal journey of overcoming a speech impediment and coordination issues, finding his purpose in inspiring others, and the importance of perseverance in achieving long-term goals. They highlighted the need for self-compassion and avoiding instant gratification. They also emphasized the transformative power of yoga in fostering physical and mental flexibility. Later, they discussed the importance of having a 'marathon mindset' in life and work, setting realistic and achievable goals, and the need for replenishment and reenergizing. They highlighted the significance of learning from mistakes and everyone's immense potential.

Jason Freeman is a notable speaker who invites his audiences to explore powerful perspectives on performance and resilience by embracing their individual uniqueness, repurposing mistakes and demonstrating how to navigate through challenges with greater confidence and creativity.  He inspires courageousness in the face of a rapidly changing world.  

Jason's presentation style is a dynamic hybrid of an outlined presentation (complete with PowerPoint slides from an award-winning graphic designer) and spontaneous co-creation with the audience to keep content fresh and address their individual needs.  He brings a witty sense of clean humor and an infectious atmosphere of fun.  Jason is also a bit of an enigma because he has a pronounced speech impediment as the result of a birth injury which only heightens his ability to communicate and resonate with his audiences, often for years to come.  

Beyond the speaking jazz, Jason is a podcaster, a coach, an avid writer, and a voracious photographer.  His book is entitled "Awkwardly Awesome: Embracing My Imperfect Best".

Awkwardly Awesome Podcast https://jasonwfreeman.com/podcast/

Dr. Elisa Magill and Patrick Henderson, Director of Engineering at a large regional hospital on the East Coast, discussed various aspects of leadership and management. They highlighted the significance of emotional intelligence, trust-building, and mutual respect in teams. They also emphasized the need for leaders to recognize and address stress to maintain the quality of work. Henderson shared his philosophy about self-actualization and making a positive impact. 

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Chef Martin Corso, founder of The Chef's Grill, is a Saucier specializing in flavor creation. As a master of the culinary arts, Chef Martin discussed his culinary journey and business strategies with Dr. Elisa Magill, an expert in organizational efficiency. Martin emphasized the importance of adapting to changing consumer needs, from bold flavors to cost-reduction and eco-friendly options, and highlighted the company's successful response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He also stressed the importance of community and ongoing readiness for potential challenges. Elisa praised Martin's focus on people and adaptability, while they both emphasized the importance of awareness, adjustability, and negativity management in leadership. You can reach Martin through his website at https://www.chefsgrille.com

Dr. Elisa Magill interviews Rick Hernandez, President and Founder of Synthesis Global, on the benefits of applying Conscious Leadership in the workplace.

Contact Rick Hernandez @ https://syntesisglobal.com/rick-hernandez/

Interview with Dr. Karen Linkletter, Director of the Management as a Liberal Art Research Institute, shares thoughts on staying resilient, while increasing our output in a way that truly makes a difference. How can we serve others while creating a legacy that matters?  Tune in to find out! 

To read more about the Transdisciplinary Journal of Management (the article that Karen discusses), you can access the article I wrote for their journal entitled, "Optimal Energetic Rhythms for Kinesthetic Business Builders." While there, feel free to search other articles as well!  Enjoy - :) 

Hello everyone and welcome to the Endurance in Leadership Podcast! Have you ever wondered what makes the difference between those who are successful in life and those who fall short and give up? How is it that some seem to just “flow” into things, while others sometimes always appear to be struggling? Or… how about that leader who inspires others and builds momentum, energy, and endurance in all that they do? This is what we will be talking about… that unique factor that creates a legacy leadership model. That unique factor that helps successful leaders move from “grit to great!” That unique factor that helps them move forward despite setbacks. Tune in to hear from a variety of resilient and inspiring leaders on their stories of moving forward despite obstacles, or their proven tips/tools to endure and thrive. Interviews will include all types of leaders, from solopreneurs to bustling corporate leaders. In the end, the mindset is the same… they are innovative, out-of-the-box thinkers and creative collaborators. The point? In life, everything moves in waves… water, sound, light, energy, etc. It’s how we perceive these waves, and what we do to ride the wave that matters. It’s how we ride it that determines whether we sink, swim, or sail. So… tune in to listen and learn from some amazing, resilient leaders! When I am not interviewing, I will be discussing brief “Science Bites” with thoughts on how to apply these points in your life and business. I look forward to sharing with you both now and into the future!