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Go First With Jaime Taets
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Go First With Jaime Taets episodes
- Positive Intelligence
Now, more than ever, we see the importance of mental fitness. Shifting our brains from a negative to positive mindset will lead to a happier and more productive life. Chelsey Paulson shares her insight on how Positive Intelligence can help your mind become your friend rather than your enemy. Sign up for Keystone’s monthly newsletter and learn more about Positive Intelligence by contacting us at [email protected] or www.keystonegroupintl.com.
14 min - Feel The FeelingsWe all deal with grief in different ways and grief can be caused by many different things – a job loss, an end to a relationship, a loss of a loved one or pet. As I have dealt with grief lately, I’ve learned some lessons that I want to share to help you the next time you are in a state of grief.Sign up for Keystone’s monthly newsletter and learn more about Jaime’s coaching programs by contacting us at [email protected] or www.keystonegroupintl.com9 min
- The Future of Leadership
Trust is the confidence we have in our relationships with others. Laura Boyd, Founder and CEO of Leadership Delta joins us to talk about the future skills that we need to be great leaders of people. Learn more about Laura and her programs at www.leadershipdelta.com Sign up for Keystone’s monthly newsletter and learn more about Jaime’s coaching programs by contacting us at [email protected] or www.keystonegroupintl.com
30 min - Normalize the SuckJaime shares her advice for dealing with times in life that are sucky. How to give yourself the grace to sit in the suck and feel the feelings but also use it to push you forward. We all need a reminder now and then that the journey to success has sucky points. It doesn’t mean we are doing it wrong, it actually means we are doing it right.Sign up for Keystone’s monthly newsletter and learn more about Jaime’s coaching programs by contacting us at [email protected] or www.keystonegroupintl.com6 min
- The Human Element
Leaders are often focused on execution and meeting goals and deadlines but can claim to be too busy to focus on caring for their people. In her book, The Human Team, Jeanet Wade discusses the 6 Human needs that all of us have and how, as a leader, you can support your team and fulfill these needs. Find out more about Jeanet, her book and take the free assessment here: https://www.business-alchemist.com/thehumanteam Sign up for Keystone’s monthly newsletter and learn more about Jaime’s coaching programs by contacting us at [email protected] or www.keystonegroupintl.com
30 min - It’s All Good
Positivity is a powerful tool to help us navigate the journey to success. Melissa Johnston shares her mindset about positivity and how she uses it daily to help her navigate everything life throws at her. Learn more about Melissa and connect with her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissa-johnston-banker/ Sign up for Keystone’s monthly newsletter and learn more about Jaime’s coaching programs by contacting us at [email protected] or www.keystonegroupintl.com
24 min - Bias in Our Daily Lives
Bias has been on the minds of many of us due to the events of the last year, yet bias is something that has been around since for our entire lives. Eri O’Diah shares her perspective on bias in the corporate workplace and what she is doing to help drive change. Learn more about Eri and her company at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/siidtechnologies/ and www.siid.ai Connect with Eri at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eriodiah/ Sign up for Keystone’s monthly newsletter and learn more about Jaime’s coaching programs by contacting us at [email protected] or www.keystonegroupintl.com
28 min - You Are Here
Jaime shares information about her new book that is out now! You are Here – KickAss Inspiration to Navigating YOUR Journey to Success. She shares some of the wisdom from the book and how we all need to be inspired to take action and keep moving forward during these trying times in society and our lives. You can get the book on Jaime’s website at www.jaimetaets.com and also on Amazon at: You Are Here Sign up for Keystone’s monthly newsletter and learn more about Jaime’s coaching programs by contacting us at [email protected] or www.keystonegroupintl.com
7 min - Creating a Resilient Generation
Josh Nkata is an 18-year-old who brings his voice and his passion for creating change through the spoken and written word to his generation. He joins the podcast to talk about the re-definition of resiliency and how his generation sees their role in the change that needs to happen in our world. Follow Josh on TikTok and Instagram @thekatamusic Sign up for Keystone’s monthly newsletter and learn more about Jaime’s coaching programs by contacting us at [email protected] or www.keystonegroupintl.com
24 min - Good People Need to Know Good People
Life is all about relationships – we all know it, yet we all forget to put our energy and focus on it as much as we should. Aaron Eggert, Founder of Coalition9, a unique peer forum, gives us advice on how he’s used his relationship-building superpower to create a community with real impact. Learn more about Coalition9 at https://www.coalition9.com/ and connect with Aaron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaroneggert/ Sign up for Keystone’s monthly newsletter and learn more about Jaime’s coaching programs by contacting us at [email protected] or www.keystonegroupintl.com
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About Go First With Jaime Taets
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Hosted by CEO, leadership expert, keynote speaker and author Jaime Taets, Go First explores what happens when successful people stop waiting for certainty and start moving before they feel…
ready.
Through honest conversations with CEOs, founders, entrepreneurs, athletes and high-performing leaders — along with Jaime's solo insights — the show goes behind the highlight reel to explore the decisions, fears, failures and transformations that shape successful people.
Episodes explore leadership development, personal growth, resilience, burnout, decision-making, vulnerability, organizational change, energy, purpose and what it takes to create meaningful change in your work and life.
Because clarity doesn't always come before action. Sometimes you have to Go First.
If you're navigating a career transition, leading through change, questioning what success means now, facing a difficult decision or simply know there's another version of yourself waiting on the other side of action, this podcast is for you.
Go First with Jaime Taets gives leaders practical insights, honest stories and the courage to take the next meaningful step.
Why leaders keep hitting play:
1. It names the fear you're not supposed to admit. Waiting to feel ready is often just waiting. If you're a leader stuck at the edge of a decision, hoping for more certainty before you move, this show gives you permission and a push to go first anyway.
2. It's tactical, not just inspirational. Every episode delivers frameworks you can use immediately - how to separate the fear you should listen to from the fear that's just noise, how to make a decision without full information, how to build the kind of energy management that makes moving first sustainable instead of reckless.
3. The guests have actually gone first. This isn't theory from consultants who've never made the call under pressure. Listeners have heard from a crisis-communications founder who rebuilt her career and her family through her son's cancer diagnosis, a Super Bowl champion who had to find purpose beyond the game that defined him, and CEOs who scaled companies while unlearning the need to have all the answers before they acted.
4. It reframes hesitation as a leadership signal, not a character flaw. Instead of glorifying certainty, Go First treats the instinct to wait as data, a signal about what you're actually afraid of losing, and what needs to change so you can move anyway.
5. It's built for the leader standing at the edge of their next decision. Whether
you're weighing a career pivot, a business bet, a hard conversation, or a change you already know you need to make, this show offers a way to move, not just a reason to keep thinking about it.
Who should listen to Go First: Executives, founders, entrepreneurs, coaches, and high-performing professionals who know what they should do next but are stuck waiting to feel ready. If you Google "how to make decisions without all the information," "overcoming fear of failure as a leader," "how to take action despite uncertainty," or "podcast for leaders who feel stuck," this is the show built for exactly that search.
What you'll actually learn: How to make high-stakes decisions before you have full information. How to tell the difference between the fear that protects you and the fear that stalls you. Practical energy management for leaders operating without a guarantee. Why the leaders who move first aren't fearless, they've just built a different relationship with fear. How clarity is a result of action, not a precondition for it.
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