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Go First With Jaime Taets
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Go First With Jaime Taets episodes
- Work On Your Game
What do you do to work on your game every day? What disciplined actions are you taking to increase your confidence in all areas of your life? Dre Baldwin, professional athlete, author, keynote speaker brings his philosophy of the 4 areas that you need to work on your game daily to create success. Follow Dre on Instagram @drebaldwin and get a copy of his latest book, The Third Day at www.thethirddaybook.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
35 min - Authentic Heart Leadership
Many times leaders forget that being vulnerable and authentic is crucial to being great leaders. Roxanne Derhodge, CEO of the Authentic Connection Movement, joins us to talk about fundamental questions that leaders need to be asking to better understand their employees and organization. Connect with Roxanne on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roxannederhodge/ 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
22 min - Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times
So much of our history as humankind is based on core virtues and principles, yet when things get hard, when we are facing difficult times as a leader we forget that these principles are proven and what we need to lean on. In this episode, we talk with Joe Rutten, Professor of Theology and Director of the Benedictine Leadership Institute about how we can lean on ancient wisdom to help us navigate our modern times. Learn more about Joe and his programs at: https://www.mountmarty.edu/academics/benedictine-leadership-institute/certificate/, connect with Joe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-rutten-3268a577/ 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
38 min - Don’t Live in the Gap
So many of us live in what Dan Sullivan would call gap thinking where we focus so much on the long-term finish line that we can’t see the progress (gains) that we are making along the way. Gap vs Gain thinking is something that affects all of us, so listen in for tips on how to help yourself get into gain thinking more. 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
9 min - Character Building Experiences
What if when we were struggling with a co-worker or team member we looked at the situation as a character-building experience instead of an issue? Each of those tough situations or relationships in our lives is really helping us build muscle to deal with the next issue. Kristen Swanson, President of Juut Salon joins us to talk about her mindset and approach to building character. Connect with Kristen on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristen-setterberg-swanson/ and on Instagram: @kristenoliveswanson 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 - What Kind of Person do You Want to Be?
Asking for help is a sign of strength. As leaders, so many of us believe we need to have all the answers to help our team, but really our job should be to listen and guide. Mike Paton joins us to talk about his own leadership journey and what he sees in other leaders that he coaches. Connect with Mike at www.linkedin.com/in/mikepaton and find out more about how he helps entrepreneurial leaders get more from their businesses at www.eosworldwide.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
23 min - Don’t Live for the Recoveries
It’s so easy to live for the easy times, yet the easy times are not when we are growing and changing. Jaime discusses her realization that she was spending way too much time focused on the recoveries instead of focusing on the hard work she needed to do. Are you living for the recoveries or the hard stuff? 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
10 min - What is Your Everest?
Suzanne Nance is the first American woman to accomplish the Explorer’s Grand Slam, climbing the tallest peaks on all 7 continents. Along the way she picked up a few lessons that translate to how we can be better leaders. Find out more about Suzanne’s book and coaching here: www.leadfromthetop.com and connect with Suzanne at [email protected] 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 - The Impact of Imposter Syndrome
Imposter syndrome is real and it affects all of us at different points in our success. Teresa Sande joins us to talk about her research and book on imposter syndrome and how you can recognize it quickly and find the tools to get yourself out of it. Learn more about Teresa’s coaching and her book at www.teresasande.com, Connect with her on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/teresasande/ 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
32 min - Driving a Culture of Collaboration
As leaders we all know that collaboration is important – but how does having an internal culture of collaboration actually help us build collaboration with our customers and our community. Matt Paulson and Ngoc Thach join us to talk about the bigger picture of collaboration and how it leads to business results. Learn more and connect with Ngoc here: www.mixmaker.info or [email protected] Learn more and connect with Matt here: www.mattpaulson.com or [email protected] Check out marketbeat at www.marketbeat.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
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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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