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In Episode 27 of Everyday Leader, Shannon and Conrad continue their exploration of energy in leadership—this time zooming out to the bigger picture. After looking at personal energy and co-creating energy with others in previous episodes, they now step into the realm of situational awareness—also known as reading the room, sensing the vibe, or tuning in to the meta-energy of a space.

Shannon shares a real-world example from a recent local government meeting, where shifting her attention from the "particles" of the conversation to the broader dynamics opened up a whole new understanding of what was really happening. Together, she and Conrad break down why leaders need this skill, how to develop it, and simple practices you can use to tune into what's said and unsaid in any room.

A practical, grounded conversation for leaders who want to create environments with more clarity, connection, and intention.

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In this episode of Everyday Leader, Shannon and Conrad continue their conversation on energy in leadership—this time focusing on what it means to create on the edge.

They explore how emotions show up as "energy in motion," what happens when others' intensity spills into our space, and how leaders can use energetic boundaries to stay centered, observant, and in choice.

You'll hear a practical framework for distinguishing what's yours from what's theirs, staying grounded in the present, and leading cleanly even in moments of tension.

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In this episode of Everyday Leader, Shannon and Conrad build on last week's conversation about energy — exploring it this time through the imagery of a river.

They use the natural flow of water as a metaphor for how leaders source, sustain, and share energy: 💧 The spring as your inner source — your "leader within." 🌊 The river as the merging and movement of energy from others. 🌅 The watershed as the greater ecosystem that influences and sustains your leadership.

Through this reflection, Shannon and Conrad invite listeners to think about their own sources of energy — where it begins, how it flows, and what happens when it converges with others.

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What does energy have to do with leadership? More than you might think.

In this episode, Shannon and Conrad explore the relationship between energy, presence, and impact — and how leaders can intentionally source and shape their energy to create the conditions they want around them.

They talk about the balance between being and doing, the "come from" energy that drives how we show up, and the difference between being energetically open or closed.

As Conrad puts it:

"Energy is a come-from — the place you source within yourself or with others to create impact."

Whether you're leading a team meeting, navigating family dynamics, or setting the tone for your organization, this conversation invites you to tune in to how your energy influences what happens next.

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Some seasons of leadership feel steady and strong. Others feel like an uphill climb — where the path forward is unclear and the pace feels impossible to sustain.

In this episode, Shannon and Conrad talk honestly about what it means to keep going as a leader. They explore the moments when motivation dips, the tension between persistence and pause, and the small, intentional choices that help leaders stay grounded and connected to purpose even when things get hard.

Whether you're leading a team through change, managing personal burnout, or simply in need of encouragement to keep showing up — this episode is a reminder that perseverance doesn't have to mean pushing harder. Sometimes, it means slowing down and finding your rhythm again.

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In this follow-up to their conversation on redefining leadership, Shannon and Conrad explore what it really looks like to integrate all parts of life into leadership. Spoiler: it's not linear.

They share how the journey toward becoming a fully integrated leader—one who navigates caregiving, professional responsibilities, and community commitments with intention—is often messy. Instead of steady forward steps, the process looks more like weaving: gathering the colorful, complex, and sometimes chaotic pieces of our lives and braiding them into a tapestry that reflects our full selves.

This episode is an invitation to embrace the non-linear path of leadership and the beauty that emerges when we stop compartmentalizing and start weaving it all together.

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What do we really mean when we talk about leadership? In this episode, Shannon and Conrad revisit their definition of leadership and explore why it's much more than what happens at work or in a team setting.

They discuss the importance of viewing leadership as a holistic practice—how we choose to move through life, in all its parts. From caregiving to family transitions to health challenges, our personal experiences are deeply connected to how we show up as leaders. Ignoring those connections leads to compartmentalization and exhaustion; embracing them opens the door to awareness, compassion, and growth.

This conversation is an invitation to expand your definition of leadership and recognize the everyday choices that shape how you move through the world.

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Consistency isn't about getting it right every time—it's about showing up.

In this episode of the Everyday Leader podcast, Shannon and Conrad reflect on what they've learned about staying consistent in their own work together. From tactical lessons like "same day, same time" to deeper insights about keeping things simple and showing up with awareness, they explore how consistency fuels leadership growth.

They also dig into what consistency looks like when things are complex or beyond your control, and why the most important thing you can do as a leader is commit to being fully present.

Tune in for a conversation that's both practical and reflective—one that reminds us that consistency isn't perfection, but a practice of showing up, learning, and integrating along the way.

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