Join us in this compelling episode as we dive into the world of conscious leadership with Sindhu Srivastava, CEO of We Crush Events and founder of Girls Who CEO. Discover how Sindhu's journey from Silicon Valley to entrepreneurship is redefining human connection as a measurable driver of success. Through candid discussions on consciousness, leadership, and overcoming personal challenges, Sindhu shares insights on building workplaces where people feel seen, valued, and connected. Tune in to explore the transformative power of awareness and empathy in leadership. Connect With Sindu LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/crushwithsindhu We Crush Events: https://wecrushevents.com/ Connect With Charlie: LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/movemountains Move Mountains: https://www.movemountains.com

Transforming Generosity: An Interview with DonorSee's Chadwick Cobb In this episode of Move Mountains, host Charlie White interviews Chadwick Cobb, the COO of DonorSee. DonorSee is an innovative platform connecting donors directly with real stories of need globally. Chadwick shares insights on leading with purpose, combating extreme poverty, and fostering meaningful donor-recipient relationships. He discusses the challenges and strategies behind running a for-profit organization with a non-profit mission. The conversation delves into the impact of AI on scaling operations, the importance of human connection in giving, and personal anecdotes on balancing professional and personal life. Tune in to explore how generosity can redefine leadership and bring lasting change. CONNECT WITH CHADWYCK | LinkedIN | click here Donor See | DonorSee.com

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:53 The Vision of Donor Sea

01:56 Challenges in Generosity and Transparency

03:03 Donor See's Unique Approach

04:33 Balancing Profit and Purpose

06:28 Leadership and Team Dynamics

12:36 Scaling and AI Integration

21:22 Compassion Fatigue and Personal Insights

25:03 The Power of Patience and Truth

25:50 The Interplay of Giving and Receiving

26:15 Making Giving Addictive and Meaningful

27:15 Creating a Giving Mindset

28:59 The Importance of Community Engagement

31:12 Post-COVID Social Dynamics

33:23 The Joy of Giving and Its Impact

35:49 Challenges in Domestic vs. International Aid

39:10 The Relational Aspect of Giving

42:55 Balancing Executive Leadership and Empathy

45:23 The True Essence of Giving

48:58 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

In this episode, Greg Warner shares his transformative journey from personal adversity to becoming a leader in philanthropic innovation. He discusses the emotional and personal experiences that shaped his approach to donor engagement and the creation of MarketSmart, a platform that revolutionizes how nonprofits connect with donors. Greg's story is one of resilience, leadership, and a deep commitment to improving the world through meaningful philanthropy.

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In this engaging conversation, Dave Nettle reflects on the principles that have guided his adventurous life, from scaling mountains to training urban gondola rescue teams. Dave shares his perspective on thriving in uncertainty and the importance of planning while remaining flexible. He underscores the joy of assisting others in stepping out of their comfort zones and embracing new challenges. Throughout the discussion, Dave highlights the importance of taking the first step, maintaining a balance between guidance and independence, and cultivating a sustainable lifestyle. With anecdotes from his glacier climbs and global travels, he reminds us of the world's beauty and the value of human connections. CONNECT WITH US About Move Mountains | website About Charlie White | LinkedIN

CHAPTERS

00:00 Reflecting on First Impressions

01:37 Leadership Lessons from Gondola Rescue

03:10 Urban Gondolas: A New Frontier

05:06 Empowering Onsite Rescue Teams

12:00 Designing a Life of Adventure

14:18 Embracing Uncertainty and Planning

19:10 The Power of Passion and Commitment

29:56 Leadership and Letting Go

34:07 A Beautiful World: Final Thoughts

Navigating the Future: David Ma on AI and Education

In this episode of Move Mountains, host Charlie White converses with David Ma, CEO of Hope Street Group and former Head of Product for Jobs at Facebook. They delve into David's journey from leading a global job search platform to innovating AI-powered tools that aid high school students and teachers in preparing for the future. David shares heartfelt stories of individuals affected by the job market, his disillusionment with merely matching workers to jobs, and his passion for ensuring students graduate high school future-ready. They discuss the role of AI in career exploration, the importance of cultural values within organizations, and the ultimate aim of creating a more hopeful and prosperous future for all.

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction

01:32 David Ma's Journey to Hope Street Group

02:00 Challenges and Realizations at Facebook

03:22 Transition to Remote Work and Burnout

04:57 Discovering Hope Street Group

05:52 The Role of AI in Education

08:09 AI's Potential and Limitations

19:48 Real-Life Impact Stories

28:10 Overcoming Awkward Moments in Networking

28:56 Real-World Relevancy in Education

30:36 Challenges in Coordinating Internships

33:30 The Role of Teachers and Mentors

37:39 AI's Impact on Education and Ethics

44:18 Building a Strong Organizational Culture

47:40 Leadership and Values in Practice

54:22 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

What does it mean to lead from the heart in a world that often prioritizes numbers over people?

In this episode, business leader and entrepreneur Paulina Riedler joins us to share how she's built teams, navigated seasons of change, and defined freedom on her own terms. From fostering emotional safety at work to recognizing that freedom can mean different things at different life stages, Paulina's perspective is rooted in empathy, intuition, and courage.

We talk about how to have honest conversations that dissolve false narratives, the danger of comparison, and why human connection will always matter more than AI efficiency. Paulina also reflects on her personal journey balancing entrepreneurship with motherhood, and how leadership is really about the way we make people feel.

This conversation will help you:

• Build trust by leading with compassion and curiosity

• Redefine freedom for the season of life you're in

• Communicate openly to prevent misunderstandings

• Avoid the comparison trap and honor your unique path

• Keep human connection at the center of your leadership

Move Mountains is a leadership development company based in Incline Village, Nevada. We help individuals and teams cultivate self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and intentional action using our Mindful Leadership Map.

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What does running 135 miles across Death Valley in 113°F heat teach you about life and leadership?

In this episode, ultra runner, coach, and motivational speaker Adam Kimble joins us just one week after placing 4th in the Badwater 135—one of the toughest footraces on earth. Adam opens up about his journey through extreme endurance, the mindset required to endure prolonged suffering, and how those lessons translate directly to leadership and everyday life.

We talk about the moments that test your character, the discipline it takes to prepare for the unimaginable, and why love—not anger—is the ultimate fuel. Adam also shares how his approach to focus, energy management, and kindness has shaped his racing, his relationships, and his role as a father.

This conversation is about more than running. It's about learning to:

• Focus on the right things when life feels overwhelming

• Keep moving forward when your mind says you're done

• Lead by example even when you're depleted

• Inspire others quietly through the way you show up

Whether you're chasing a finish line, a personal goal, or clarity in leadership, Adam's story is a reminder that we all have more in the tank than we think.

Move Mountains is a leadership development company based in Incline Village, Nevada. We help individuals and teams cultivate self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and intentional action using our Mindful Leadership Map.

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In this episode, we sit down with Susan Purvis to explore leadership through the lens of search and rescue, wilderness medicine, and personal transformation. Susan shares her story of walking away from a career as a gold exploration geologist to pursue a life of saving lives, in the backcountry and in herself.

We discuss how systems thinking simplifies complexity, whether in emergency medicine or leadership. Susan breaks down the critical systems—circulatory, respiratory, and nervous—and shows how understanding breakdowns in these systems helped her make clear, life-or-death decisions. Together, we explore how these lessons apply to life and leadership: knowing when to intervene, when to seek help, and how to recognize early signs that something essential is failing.

Susan opens up about the emotional toll of leadership, the magnetism and conflict of relationships, and the discipline it takes to care for yourself before leading others. From the philosophy of truth to the practice of self-leadership, this conversation is both practical and deeply reflective.

This episode is for leaders navigating complexity, those standing at a personal crossroads, or anyone seeking clarity in the face of uncertainty.

Move Mountains is a leadership development company based in Incline Village, Nevada. They work with individuals and teams to build real self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and communication skills that translate directly into how people show up at work and in life. Using coaching, immersive experiences, and their Mindful Leadership Map—a practical framework grounded in assessment and reflection—they help people take action with greater clarity, intention, and impact.

Book a Discovery Call with Charlie

Learn more at www.movemountains.com

In this episode, we sit down with Susan Purvis to explore leadership through the lens of search and rescue, wilderness medicine, and personal transformation. Susan shares her story of walking away from a career as a gold exploration geologist to pursue a life of saving lives, in the backcountry and in herself.

We discuss how systems thinking simplifies complexity, whether in emergency medicine or leadership. Susan breaks down the critical systems—circulatory, respiratory, and nervous—and shows how understanding breakdowns in these systems helped her make clear, life-or-death decisions. Together, we explore how these lessons apply to life and leadership: knowing when to intervene, when to seek help, and how to recognize early signs that something essential is failing.

Susan opens up about the emotional toll of leadership, the magnetism and conflict of relationships, and the discipline it takes to care for yourself before leading others. From the philosophy of truth to the practice of self-leadership, this conversation is both practical and deeply reflective.

This episode is for leaders navigating complexity, those standing at a personal crossroads, or anyone seeking clarity in the face of uncertainty.

Move Mountains is a leadership development company based in Incline Village, Nevada. They work with individuals and teams to build real self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and communication skills that translate directly into how people show up at work and in life. Using coaching, immersive experiences, and their Mindful Leadership Map—a practical framework grounded in assessment and reflection—they help people take action with greater clarity, intention, and impact.

Book a Discovery Call with Charlie

Learn more at www.movemountains.com

In this episode, we sit down with Shelby Hart to explore the deeper side of leadership, one rooted in compassion, courage, and self-awareness. Shelby shares her personal journey from ICU trauma nurse to leadership facilitator, reflecting on the moments that reshaped her understanding of healing, purpose, and presence.

We talk about how unprocessed emotion can surface in the body, how belief systems form through crisis, and why authentic leadership starts with knowing yourself, even when it's uncomfortable. Shelby opens up about her decision to leave medicine after 20 years, and how she found new purpose helping leaders grow through challenge instead of avoid it.

This conversation is raw, human, and timely for anyone standing at the edge of personal change or organizational evolution.

Move Mountains is a leadership development company based in Incline Village, Nevada. They work with individuals and teams to build real self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and communication skills that translate directly into how people show up at work and in life. Using coaching, immersive experiences, and their Mindful Leadership Map—a practical framework grounded in assessment and reflection—they help people take action with greater clarity, intention, and impact.

Book a discovery call with Charlie

Learn more at www.movemountains.com