Management, leadership & the importance of self-awareness, emotions, and vulnerability, are some of the topics I chatted about with Margaret C. Andrews, global speaker, Founder of MYLO Center, instructor at Harvard University, and author of the book "Manage Yourself to Lead Others".

Management, leadership & the importance of self-awareness, emotions, and vulnerability, are some of the topics I chatted about with Margaret C. Andrews, global speaker, Founder of MYLO Center, instructor at Harvard University, and author of the book "Manage Yourself to Lead Others".

I am a big fan of the show The Pitt which shows what happens in an ER over the spam of a whole shift. A recent episode put a pit (no pun intended) on my stomach about the risk of falling in the "I know better" trap, which all of us people leaders are constantly exposed to.

In a chat that could have lasted much longer, coach, keynote speaker, and author Shed Shedletzky and I talked about what it means to be a leader, how to foster a culture with the conditions for people to feel safe and speak up, and even touched on what driving shift or an automatic car has to do with leadership.

What happens to our identity when who we are is defined by what we do? This is what this episode is all about: a conversation with Asel Ormonova, someone that personally experienced it as a humanitarian, and who today supports others through the detox journey, as she calls it.

Did you know that about 60 million Americas are caregivers, and in our generation, many are caregiving up and down? That and a lot more is what this conversation with Jess Ringgenberg, co-Founder, ELIXR®, was all about. I learned a lot, and hope you will, too.

Join me in a journey through a beautiful collage that combines analogies, a real life example, and concepts that sound like poetry to explore the importance of two things we don't talk much about in our workplaces, but that I believe we should: kindness and forgiveness.

Going back to a theme we discussed in one of the first episodes of Leadership TrailMix, join me in this insightful chat with Lora Crest, author of the book "Work is Not Your Life", where we debunked a few concepts that permeate our workplaces.

For this reflection, I tapped into the wisdom of Mario Sergio Cortella, a Brazilian philosopher, and the poetry of Broadway to talk about choices we made in life, and to remind us that if we don't think we can, we should think again.

In a world that is always moving so fast, it is easy to lose ourselves at time, and in that process lose so many other things. Join me in this fascinating conversation with Peter Sorgenfrei, a six-time founder who burned out in 2019 and rebuilt from there. He is working on a book that we are expecting to see reach stores in 2026 titled “The Whole Human Leader: How to Lead Without Losing Yourself".