How She Really Does It

I'm interviewing my friend and CEO of Leadership Delta, Laura Boyd. Laura has over 25 years of experience helping organizations achieve sustainable growth and, during this time, her expertise is very needed. We're talking about how our personal and professional lives are intertwined, how to cope with parental guilt, and the traits leaders need to guide their teams. We're all in the same storm, but sitting in different boats.

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Author and entrepreneur Ariane de Bonvoisin joins me in this episode to talk about perseverance and how to stick it out long enough to overcome obstacles and achieve success.

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Today I'm chatting with my friend and self-care revolutionary Jen Louden about why we give up on ourselves and fall into the "Why Bother?" mindset. She's sharing all about her new book, the process of writing it, and why she loves this piece of work the most. As achievers, it's hard for us to slow down and stop planning. But when we do, we get to experience the freedom and joy that can come with uncertainty.

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Martha Beck returns! Author of Finding Your Own North Star, Steering by Starlight, and Expecting Adam to name a few, Martha is also a columnist for O Magazine and a life coach and my mentor teacher. Listen to the interview as we discuss creating the life you want.

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In today's episode, Beth and I are diving deep into the background and consequences of AOC's response to Ted Yoho, reflecting on how we speak truth to power in our own lives, and discussing the vulnerability that comes with standing up for your values. Beth is such an inspiring person, and the ripple effect of her personal and professional activism is quite profound. I'm thrilled to share this empowering interview with you and I hope it inspires you to look at your own capacity for speaking truth to power.

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Do you run from your dark side and only acknowledge your bright, bubbly side? Todd Kashdan is a professor at George Mason University and a recognized authority on well-being and social relationships. Todd is here today to talk about what it means to be mentally healthy and successful.

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Today, I'm sharing my interview with previous guest and founder of Productive Flourishing, Charlie Gilkey. Charlie and I have a lot in common when it comes to racial identity and not feeling like we totally belong in the systems and institutions around us. In our discussion, Charlie breaks down why this is and how we can cultivate a sense of belonging. Remember friends, it's harder to create belonging with others when you don't have the belonging with yourself first.

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In this episode from 2015, guest co-host Anna Vocino and I talk about our mindsets and the mind crack that gets in our way. We open our minds to you, so that you can learn exactly how to move through the mind crack to create more of what you really want.

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Listen in today as I share my experience with the squatters in my brain and how I deal with evicting them. Believe me, once you're aware of their presence, you won't be able to unsee them. I'm sharing how to get those squatters out and find new tenants who will contribute and use the space well. Choosing joy can be scary, but it's better than letting the squatters back in.

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In this episode which originally aired in 2014, Karla McLaren and I discuss empathy and how to develop the language and skills to be able to use empathy effectively in your life. Karla McLaren is an award-winning author, researcher, and pioneering educator whose empathic approach to emotions revalues even the most "negative" emotions, and opens startling new pathways into the depths of the soul.

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