Everyday Leadership

By Sope Agbelusi

Everyday Leadership is a podcast that explores the leadership experiences of real people and how they lead from the inside out, not just the outside in.

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November 08, 2022 Leaning in to love, ignoring entitlement and focusing on empathetic leadership
The core fundamental that threads through Rani everyday... love. " ... you're the daughter of the owner of this company. You don't even have to work. What is your problem? I said, oh my goodness, look at how the world is. The world is already putting these notions on me that I'm supposed to be entitled. I'm supposed to piggyback off of somebody else's credit even though he's my dad. But what about me? What about the sense that I have earned a position or earned a level of earning or just to be proud of what skills and talents I may be given..” - Rani Puranik (Want to read a full written for reading transcript version of this episode? Download it here.) Who is Rani Puranik? A selfless, caring and hard-working woman who inspires others with her dedication to making the world better one step at a time. Revati Puranik - or Rani as she's known in India - is an absolute entrepreneur success story. Yet she also knows how important it can be for underprivileged kids to have access to education too, so they don't fall behind their peers. It can be challenging when society sees them only coming from disadvantaged homes due lack of resources, and has nothing to do with talent! Rani shares her honest thoughts as someone who turned her back on entitlement As you will hear from the conversation, Rani didn't have to do any of the things she's done in her life and career. She was set. But her determination to turn her back on entitlement makes her such a strong powerful force in the world. And it's little wonder she's so admired and respected. Rani's book "7 Letters To My Daughters" is literally a book of lessons around love, leadership and legacy. You can buy the book here: https://www.ranipuranik.com/seven-letters-to-my-daughters-book/ In this episode, you'll get a real taster of the book's contents as Rani talks all about her experience moving between Houston and India. She shares some impactful wisdom around culture, why Winnie The Pooh is a 'Zen master' and even some advice on how to demonstrate empathetic leadership. Key leadership learning moments 01m17s - Rani's story 11m09s - Younger Rani between the US and India 18m10s - Rani's return to the US and her reinvention 24m29s - Rani's biggest test - letting go 28m31s - How Rani manages to stay focused on her journey 34m16s - The challenges Rani's had to navigate around people and cultures 45m06s - Overcoming challenges over not leaning into entitlement 52m56s - How Rani defines leadership Useful links and shout outs in the episode Rani's book Rani's website Worldwide Oilfield Machine website Follow the podcast If you've just stumbled across this podcast episode by chance, please do click here to follow it so you never miss a future episode. If you want to learn more about this podcast, and myself, Sope Agbelusi, you can do so using any of the below links. Connect with Me Website Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Email: [email protected] I am always keen to hear your thoughts and connect with the community of listeners. If you have any comments, feedback or thoughts, please drop me an email at https://mindsetshift.co.uk/#ask-me-anything
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November 01, 2022 Why You Should Lead Inside Out Not The Outside In with Sope Agbelusi | Everyday Leadership Podcast
"Know what works for you, know what you are willing to sacrifice or not? I'm not saying everyone has to get up early at 5 in the morning. A lot of people think that's absolutely crazy. And they do what they're doing late at night. That's good for you. But know what that is for you. Know that's the authentic piece. That's a self-awareness piece. What works for you, for your life & your schedule? And, what are you willing to give up to create the life that is best for you!” -Sope Agbelusi
Sope Agbelusi is an executive coach, international speaker, husband, and father of two. He is sought after for his ability to help shift perspectives and install new mindsets that create lasting transformations. Sope is the founder of MindsetShift, a leadership development company focused on developing authentic leaders. He has worked with many respected global brands such as Google, Spotify, Philips, Stella Mccartney, HSBC, Wesleyan, Axis Capital, Moodys, and Jaguar Landrover amongst others.
Some key points:
▶ Discussion of Sope's work and who he is. He describes his roles as a husband, a father, and a leader.
▶ Sope learned how leadership functions and how to lead others by discussing the highlights and most important lessons he encountered while being a husband and a father.
▶Talking about his faith, how it influences him as a leader, and how he uses it to support him and others in what they do.
▶Discussion of those who find it difficult to leave their comfort zones and the finest suggestions on how to handle and overcome them.
▶Talk about leadership, how he leads himself, and how he manages his physical, mental, and emotional well-being outside of work.
▶Discussed the value of his annual get-together with his lifelong friends and what it means for him, particularly for guys. Moreover, this type of social gathering has advantages.
▶Discussing change management, the process of the change, its impact on individuals, and how to communicate better or converse in order to mitigate these kinds of situations.
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November 01, 2022Why You Should Lead Inside Out Not The Outside In with Sope Agbelusi
We've decided to turn the tables a bit...
"I felt God saying to me, this is not it. Like, this is not what you been called in to do. What is that skill set that you've had? What is the thing that you do that others find difficult? What do you find easy? What is that thing? And for me, it was coaching.. - Sope Agbelusi

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Who is Sope Agbelusi?
Leadership coaching for 15 years has been a passion of Sope's.

He coaches leaders who want to make an impact on the lives and mindsets of those they lead, helping them improve personal growth while positively impacting company culture with innovative ideas that increase collaboration across departments.

This purpose takes him and his clients on a journey of growth and awareness that centres around people rather than their titles and positions.
The purpose of this episode... sharing purpose and reflecting on 99 lessons of leadership!
Sope Agbelusi lives and breathes authentic leadership.

And he demonstrates that fully by handing over the microphone to the person who is best qualified at holding him to account over his authenticity - his wife.

Shirine Agbelusi (previous guest in episode 50) sits down with her husband and spends an hour getting inside the mindset of the man behind Mindsetshift.

During the conversation he shares his views on family, faith and misappropriation when it comes to modern language.

He shares his key takeaways from working in the leadership space, and his thoughts on where things need to go moving forward, including the opportunity presented by future generations.

Key leadership learning moments

03m39s - Who is Sope Agbelusi?

12m26s - Faith in professional conversations

16m08s - Sope's journey

24m54s - What sets Sope apart as a coach

31m16s - How Sope leads himself outside of work life

39m46s - Stepping out of the comfort zone

44m13s - Things that frustrate Sope... and the ones that excite him

Useful links and shout outs in the episode
Masibu at TranslateCulture

Alex Holmes, author and podcaster

Sope Agbelusi's website

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October 25, 2022 Balancing Social Justice, Church & Making Peace With Its Shortcomings | Everyday Leadership Podcast
"And, I think for me, the big challenge was not even that does God exist, it was what kind of God exists?” -Dr. Selina Stone
Dr Selina Stone is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Durham University and completed her PhD thesis ‘Holy Spirit, Holy Bodies: Pentecostalism, Pneumatology and the Politics of Embodiment’ at the University of Birmingham in 2021. Dr Stone’s research and teaching focus on the themes of politics, power and social justice, which she began exploring as a practitioner while working as a community organiser and programme director at the Centre for Theology and Community from 2013-2017. She is someone who has a lot of faith and navigates social justice. Someone who tackles complex questions.
Some key points we discuss:
▶ Dr Stone looks back on her teenage years, her childhood, her family and the environment she grew up in.
▶ We discussed Dr Selina Stone's journey in teaching and her master's study.
▶ We talked about setting boundaries, and how to manage work to avoid overworking.
▶ Discussion about her work, and helping/inspiring people on how to make a positive change.
▶ Conversation about theology, politics and social justice and the approach on how to make an impact combining all of these together.
▶ About her life in the church, her faith and experiences in church and the impact of it on our life, good or bad.
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October 25, 2022Balancing social justice and church and making peace with its shortcomings w/Dr Selina Stone
Leading the change within church
"I was excited by how can I lead, but not in the church space? It felt limiting. It felt like it was repetitive. I was kind of interested and excited by the world, which in my tradition was painted as quite a dangerous place. But I found it quite exciting. - Dr Selina Stone

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Who is Dr Selina Stone?
As a Lecturer in Theology at St Mellitus College, Dr Selina Stone brings together theology and religious studies with an emphasis on liberation through her work as part-time freelance researcher.

She's currently leading the team undertaking research for a project about wellbeing among BAME/UKME Clergy within Church of England institutions.

She was a Christian from a very young age and she grew up with that being reinforced in all areas of her life.

She had a very strong connection to God.

Dr Selina's transition from church leader to community leader
As you will hear in the episode, Dr Selina had a lot of awareness when she was getting more involved in the church.

She knew it wasn't perfect and that things had to be different if she was going to get on with it. And it didn't initially excite her.

But as we always say on this podcast, leadership starts with self.

And Dr Selina is a great example of a leader starting the leadership journey with self.

Particularly when it comes to leaning into that responsibility that we know we have to take to help others first.

For Dr Selina, the theological work that she does around helping people think critically about faith is very much intertwined with these concerns about social justice and having a kind of nuanced understanding life.

The politics/theology works together in all aspects when it comes to defending or discovering more equality for everyone; not just those who are Christian-based but also followers from other religions as well!

The importance here lies within exploring one's own identity while still being committed towards improving society at large - something which can be seen through every aspect including how we approach jobs like hers where there often isn't much room left to manoeuvre.
Key leadership learning moments

01m26s - Dr Selina's backstory

05m59s - Having the courage to see things differently

15m33s - What it was like for Dr Selina being a leader

26m10s - Navigating the balance between justice and silence

36m24s - How Selina makes time for herself

46m34s - Coping when prayer doesn't 'work' immediately

56m36s - How Dr Selina Stone defines leadership

Useful links
Dr Selina Stone on LinkedIn

Dr Selina Stone's podcast "Sunday School for misfits"

Dr Selina Stone's page on the University of Birmingham website

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October 25, 2022 Balancing social justice and church and making peace with its shortcomings
Leading the change within church "I was excited by how can I lead, but not in the church space? It felt limiting. It felt like it was repetitive. I was kind of interested and excited by the world, which in my tradition was painted as quite a dangerous place. But I found it quite exciting.” - Dr Selina Stone (Want to read a full written for reading transcript version of this episode? Download it here.) Who is Dr Selina Stone? As a Lecturer in Theology at St Mellitus College, Dr Selina Stone brings together theology and religious studies with an emphasis on liberation through her work as part-time freelance researcher. She's currently leading the team undertaking research for a project about wellbeing among BAME/UKME Clergy within Church of England institutions. She was a Christian from a very young age and she grew up with that being reinforced in all areas of her life. She had a very strong connection to God. Dr Selina's transition from church leader to community leader As you will hear in the episode, Dr Selina had a lot of awareness when she was getting more involved in the church. She knew it wasn't perfect and that things had to be different if she was going to get on with it. And it didn't initially excite her. But as we always say on this podcast, leadership starts with self. And Dr Selina is a great example of a leader starting the leadership journey with self. Particularly when it comes to leaning into that responsibility that we know we have to take to help others first. For Dr Selina, the theological work that she does around helping people think critically about faith is very much intertwined with these concerns about social justice and having a kind of nuanced understanding life. The politics/theology works together in all aspects when it comes to defending or discovering more equality for everyone; not just those who are Christian-based but also followers from other religions as well! The importance here lies within exploring one's own identity while still being committed towards improving society at large - something which can be seen through every aspect including how we approach jobs like hers where there often isn't much room left to manoeuvre. Key leadership learning moments 01m26s - Dr Selina's backstory 05m59s - Having the courage to see things differently 15m33s - What it was like for Dr Selina being a leader 26m10s - Navigating the balance between justice and silence 36m24s - How Selina makes time for herself 46m34s - Coping when prayer doesn't 'work' immediately 56m36s - How Dr Selina Stone defines leadership Useful links Dr Selina Stone on LinkedIn Dr Selina Stone's podcast "Sunday School for misfits" Dr Selina Stone's page on the University of Birmingham website Follow the podcast If you've just stumbled across this podcast episode by chance, please do click here to follow it so you never miss a future episode. If you want to learn more about this podcast, and myself, Sope Agbelusi, you can do so using any of the below links. Connect with Me Website Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Email: [email protected] I am always keen to hear your thoughts and connect with the community of listeners. If you have any comments, feedback or thoughts, please drop me an email at https://mindsetshift.co.uk/#ask-me-anything
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October 18, 2022Channelling Frustration to Tackle Racism and Underrepresentation in Sports and Media w/Leon Mann
Leading the change when it comes to racism in sport
"If someone's doing it, I'm the first to go, they're doing it. Support what they're doing. But there was a space that was completely empty and open. I just thought, it feels like a good idea and it feels like we should be doing something. - Leon Mann

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Who is Leon Mann?
Leon is a highly experienced content producer with a background in the media production industry.

He's a skilled screenwriter and film producer.

He's a highly influential character when it comes to the campaign to erase racism in sport, and has been regarded as an influencer in that space.

He's also an esteemed voice in the newspaper of the same name.
Leon's revelations around racism in football
Rodney Hinds from The Voice newspaper played a huge part in Leon's campaign against whitewashing in football.

In this episode, Leon explains how the idea of the Football 'Blacklist' came to be.

You'll be absolutely blown away when you learn how much of UK Premier League football owes its existence to the black community (and when you learn how little it's represented at board level!)

And that's just the tip of the iceberg of a conversation we have for you this week.

You'll learn about how Leon uses leadership in his wider campaign of telling stories through his filmmaking.
Key leadership learning moments

02m02s - Young Leon's aspirations

04m32s - How did Leon adopt his philosophy?

10m24s - How did Leon get into journalism?

14m32s - Building networks.

20m31s - Leon's 'driver'

36m34s - Dealing with the frustration

42m31s - Which area Leon enjoys the most

46m55s - Leon's views on racism in football

54m11s - How does Leon define leadership?

Useful links
Leon Mann on LinkedIn

Leon's website
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October 18, 2022 Channelling Frustration to Tackle Racism and Underrepresentation in Sports and Media
Leading the change when it comes to racism in sport "If someone's doing it, I'm the first to go, they're doing it. Support what they're doing. But there was a space that was completely empty and open. I just thought, it feels like a good idea and it feels like we should be doing something.” - Leon Mann (Want to read a full written for reading transcript version of this episode? Download it here.) Who is Leon Mann? Leon is a highly experienced content producer with a background in the media production industry. He's a skilled screenwriter and film producer. He's a highly influential character when it comes to the campaign to erase racism in sport, and has been regarded as an influencer in that space. He's also an esteemed voice in the newspaper of the same name. Leon's revelations around racism in football Rodney Hinds from The Voice newspaper played a huge part in Leon's campaign against whitewashing in football. In this episode, Leon explains how the idea of the Football 'Blacklist' came to be. You'll be absolutely blown away when you learn how much of UK Premier League football owes its existence to the black community (and when you learn how little it's represented at board level!) And that's just the tip of the iceberg of a conversation we have for you this week. You'll learn about how Leon uses leadership in his wider campaign of telling stories through his filmmaking. Key leadership learning moments 02m02s - Young Leon's aspirations 04m32s - How did Leon adopt his philosophy? 10m24s - How did Leon get into journalism? 14m32s - Building networks. 20m31s - Leon's 'driver' 36m34s - Dealing with the frustration 42m31s - Which area Leon enjoys the most 46m55s - Leon's views on racism in football 54m11s - How does Leon define leadership? Useful links Leon Mann on LinkedIn Leon's website Follow the podcast If you've just stumbled across this podcast episode by chance, please do click here to follow it so you never miss a future episode. If you want to learn more about this podcast, and myself, Sope Agbelusi, you can do so using any of the below links. Connect with Me Website Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Email: [email protected] I am always keen to hear your thoughts and connect with the community of listeners. If you have any comments, feedback or thoughts, please drop me an email at https://mindsetshift.co.uk/#ask-me-anything
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October 11, 2022 A Black Lawyer's Fight For Justice with Terrence Channer | Everyday Leadership Podcast
"When it comes to police, brutality, racism, I'd like to see happen is, the obvious, but it's a case of how do we get there and it's this impartial, unbiased, policing, where the intelligence, led policing is not racially biased."
Terence is a Consultant Solicitor. He qualified as a Solicitor in 1996 and joined Scott-Moncrieff in 2012. He is a member of the Police Action Lawyers Group (PALG), a Former Law Society Accredited Personal Injury Specialist. He has extensive High Court and County Court experience including High Court trial experience.
Some key points we discuss:
▶ Terence shared about who he is, what he does, and how he shows up to make a difference.
▶We discussed how to respond to everyday prejudice, bias and stereotypes.
▶ Tackling racial disparity in the criminal justice system.
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October 11, 2022A Black Lawyer's Fight For Justice w/Terence Channer
Our society still has much to achieve when it comes to eradicating institutional racism...
"You have to be professional to be able to do a good job for your clients. It's no good to my client if I am unable to do a good job because I'm so vexed, I've taken my off the ball.

That's not to say I, I can't be vexed. - Terence Channer.

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Who is Terence Channer?
Terence is a lawyer who specialises in actions against the police.

He's a senior solicitor at Scott-Moncrieff & Associates.

He's also a columnist for the newspaper "The Voice".
Terence's stories around police stop and search.
It seems that there's still a lot of work to do to eradicate racism within the British police force.

Terence has first hand experience through his clients of some of the problematic powers they're in possession of when it comes to individuals on the street.

Clearly, the world as a whole was massively impacted by cases like the George Floyd incident in America.

Yet, there are echoes of that same racist energy in the UK, and Terence is very intentional with his drive to shine a light on them.

In this episode of the Everyday Leadership podcast, Terence shares some of these stories, and explains how he came to grow into his impactful role in bridging the gap between the police and the individuals he vows to protect.

And he doesn't hold back when it comes to holding the problematic police force to account on this still very troubling issue of some elements of the British police and their attitudes to stop and search.

Key leadership learning moments

02m07s - Young Terence

05m48s - Navigating from the streets

14m49s - What does it feel like to be a black lawyer?

23m39s - Staying 'sane' when hearing the various injustices.

30m34s - Using the patois

34m41s - Responding in 'those moments' (obvious racism)

40m37s - Leaning in to the role he's there to play

Useful links
Terence Channer on LinkedIn

Terence's page on the website
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