In 2026, the Inside Out Leadership Podcast centers on a powerful, countercultural truth: surrender is not weakness—it’s wisdom.

Guided by the mantra, “We don’t lead our best by holding tighter—we lead our best by trusting deeper,” this year-long theme invites leaders to release the illusion of control and rediscover the freedom, clarity, and courage that come from leading with trust rather than striving.

Season 6, Episode 1 sets the tone for the entire year by introducing this mindset shift and reframing how leaders think about strength, control, and success. This opening episode serves as the foundation for everything that follows, inviting listeners into the deeper journey of surrender that will unfold throughout the season.

Each episode builds on this framework, exploring how letting go of outcomes creates space for better decisions, deeper relationships, and more grounded leadership—while also hinting at a deeper body of work Robb will be unveiling at the end of 2026.

As the year comes to a close, the pressure to do more, finish more, and prove more often intensifies. But what if finishing strong isn’t about increased activity at all? What if it’s about who we are becoming when we intentionally slow down? We often begin a new year the same way we end the last—and sometimes the strongest finish isn’t found in doing more, but in choosing less. This episode invites you to rethink what it truly means to finish well by focusing not on performance, but on presence—because it’s not about doing more, it’s about being more.

Today, we’re diving into one of the most transformational rhythms from my book Lead the Way—a rhythm that has shaped my leadership, my life, and the lives of so many others. Gratitude isn’t just a discipline…it’s a lifestyle. And how fitting as just celebrated our Thanksgiving Holiday here in the U.S.

In this episode, I share a gratitude framework that has become foundational in my life and leadership—and I highlight the power of being thankful not only for what has happened, but for what’s yet to come.

In this episode of the Inside Out Leadership Podcast, I sit down with my friend Sheila Arquette, President & CEO of the National Association of Specialty Pharmacy (NASP), to explore what it looks like to empower others from the inside out.

Sheila’s leadership is grounded in presence, compassion, and genuine care for the people entrusted to her — a true example of a heart-led leader.

From the aloha spirit of Waikiki Beach to the heartfelt connections in Denver, my recent travels reminded me of a powerful truth: we can only give what we’ve received.

In this new episode of the Inside Out Leadership Podcast, I share behind-the-scenes stories from two unforgettable keynote experiences—one with a leading financial advisory firm in Hawaii and the other at the NASP 2025 Annual Meeting & Expo.

Join me as I unpack the lessons, the people, and the moments that continue to shape how I live and lead from the inside out.

✨ I recently turned 50! ✨

This milestone gave me the chance to slow down, reflect, and celebrate in a really intentional way — with my family, at one of my happy places, and on a special getaway with Karen.

In my latest Inside Out Leadership podcast episode, I share the thought process leading up to this milestone, how I celebrated, and the biggest lessons I’ve learned along the way.

No matter your age, I believe these reflections will inspire your own journey. Grateful for the past 50, and excited for what’s ahead!

I’ve known Dave Wiedis for years—and his wisdom has helped countless leaders uncover hidden struggles before they implode.

In his upcoming book, The Spiritually Healthy Leader (releasing April 28, 2025), Dave exposes the inner traps that sabotage even the most well-intentioned leaders—and offers a path toward lasting freedom, clarity, and integrity in leadership.

During our conversation, we’ll dive into the hidden drivers behind burnout, the power of spiritual health in leadership, and how leaders can break free from self-sabotaging patterns to experience real transformation—from the inside out.

This isn’t just for church leaders. It’s for every leader (and every human being) who wants to lead with greater wholeness.

You can order The Spiritually Healthy Leader by Dave Wiedis on Amazon here: https://tinyurl.com/5yyn8c58

I was recently rushed to the ER after a sudden health scare—something that deeply shook my family and me. Out of that frightening moment came a clarifying life and leadership lesson I had to share. Sometimes it takes a disruption to awaken us to what truly matters. To slow down. To realign. To lead—not just with strategy, but with soul. Take 10 minutes to listen in. This message may be just what you need today.

I’ve come to realize that some of the greatest miracles don’t happen in big, dramatic ways—they show up in the quiet, present moments we often overlook.

In this episode, I share a recent and very personal story that reminded me just how powerful it is to simply be present. Through the lens of my Inside Out Leadership philosophy, I open up about how real, heart-level presence can spark healing, deeper connection, and even the kind of breakthroughs we didn’t know we needed.

Whether you're leading others, navigating a challenging season, or just longing to slow down, I hope this episode encourages you to pause, listen, and rediscover the beauty of the now.

In this solo episode of the Inside Out Leadership Podcast, Robb Holman steps away from guest interviews to reflect on the heart of empowerment—starting within. He shares personal stories, lessons, and practices that have shaped his journey, offering insight on building self-trust, staying grounded, and leading from a place of inner strength. Whether you’re leading others or navigating personal growth, this episode reminds us that true leadership begins inside.