Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Intuitive Leadership with Brian Bachand 055
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Intuitive Leadership with Brian Bachand 055
"Always be friendly, but, you are not always their friend." – Brian Bachand
Is the term intuitive leadership leaving you intrigued? Puzzled? Annoyed? You're in the right place! Today we dig into a topic not often covered on the show, with someone who walks the walk.
My guest is Brian Bachand, founder of Evolution Evolution, a global coaching company. Brian has an interesting story, having started his career as a priest, before moving into senior roles in executive recruitment, and corporate development with organizations like NYU Langone Health, American Cancer Society, and University of Toronto. He is a Boston-native who now calls Toronto home, but still has love for the Red Sox.
In today's episode, we cover:
-What intuitive leadership is, and why it should play a role in your life
-Concrete examples of how it's used with new CEOs and senior leaders
-Lessons from Brian's time working in a religious institution
-How he over delivered on fundraising during the height of the 2008 crash
-And much more!
If you find this episode valuable, please rate us on Apple Podcasts!
How Our Intuition Helps In Decision-Making
Every single human being has intuition. Every single business leader is using their intuition whether they know it or not. And our intuition is always gathering information; it’s whether or not we’re being open to it and how to assess and look at that information.
Our intuition is always guiding us and helping us to make decisions, and it can be very helpful especially if you’re someone who’s looking to grow a pipeline, and with relationships.
Growing Your Confidence in Your Own Intuition
When you have one of those moments of just being intuitively nudged, pay attention if what you acted on comes to reality or what it leads to. The more you pay attention to your intuition and see the results of trusting that intuition, the more you will be confident in following it when it happens.
“The Greatest Failure” As A Leader
One of the biggest issues that I have seen from leaders that are younger, that are aspiring to grow is that they often compromise who they are because of what they think they need to be like to get ahead. And that is the greatest failure you can have as a leader
Links and Resources
Connect with Brian: LinkedIn, Website, Email
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma (book)
View all episodes
By Ian Daley
3.3
77 ratings
"Always be friendly, but, you are not always their friend." – Brian Bachand
Is the term intuitive leadership leaving you intrigued? Puzzled? Annoyed? You're in the right place! Today we dig into a topic not often covered on the show, with someone who walks the walk.
My guest is Brian Bachand, founder of Evolution Evolution, a global coaching company. Brian has an interesting story, having started his career as a priest, before moving into senior roles in executive recruitment, and corporate development with organizations like NYU Langone Health, American Cancer Society, and University of Toronto. He is a Boston-native who now calls Toronto home, but still has love for the Red Sox.
In today's episode, we cover:
-What intuitive leadership is, and why it should play a role in your life
-Concrete examples of how it's used with new CEOs and senior leaders
-Lessons from Brian's time working in a religious institution
-How he over delivered on fundraising during the height of the 2008 crash
-And much more!
If you find this episode valuable, please rate us on Apple Podcasts!
How Our Intuition Helps In Decision-Making
Every single human being has intuition. Every single business leader is using their intuition whether they know it or not. And our intuition is always gathering information; it’s whether or not we’re being open to it and how to assess and look at that information.
Our intuition is always guiding us and helping us to make decisions, and it can be very helpful especially if you’re someone who’s looking to grow a pipeline, and with relationships.
Growing Your Confidence in Your Own Intuition
When you have one of those moments of just being intuitively nudged, pay attention if what you acted on comes to reality or what it leads to. The more you pay attention to your intuition and see the results of trusting that intuition, the more you will be confident in following it when it happens.
“The Greatest Failure” As A Leader
One of the biggest issues that I have seen from leaders that are younger, that are aspiring to grow is that they often compromise who they are because of what they think they need to be like to get ahead. And that is the greatest failure you can have as a leader
Links and Resources
Connect with Brian: LinkedIn, Website, Email
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma (book)