Shareable.fm Radio

Julie Bee is a speaker, author, and strategic advisor to business owners and their teams. An award-winning entrepreneur and engaging storyteller, Julie has spoken for 14+ years on topics including leadership, employee engagement, workplace culture, and entrepreneurship. Her mission is to help one million business owners transform big ideas into easy actions that elevate their businesses by 2032. Julie's leadership insights have been featured on FastCompany, Forbes, SHRM, HubSpot, and many more. Her forthcoming book with Matt Holt Books, How Business Owners Can Overcome Burnout and Fuel Success is scheduled to hit bookshelves in 2024. Matt Holt Books is an imprint of BenBella Books, publishers of Traction.

The Comfort Crisis: Embrace Discomfort To Reclaim Your Wild, Happy, Healthy Self by Michael Easter

Shakira - Try Everything (Official Video)

Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes

Strategic sabbaticals might be the answer to fight burnout. The reason is you have to miss your job in order to recover from burnout, which has to be at least two weeks or longer.

Think Fast is a mini-episode featuring 10 rapid-fire questions.

What is your favorite podcast?

Marketing Made Simple and Focus on This

Bring one fictional character to life.

Jed Bartlet from The West Wing

If you could download one person’s (dead or alive) entire knowledge, wisdom, and memories to add to your own, whose would it be?

Maya Angelou

What will destroy humanity?

The inability to listen to one another and hold conflict in a healthy way. The extremism is what will destroy humanity.

What will save humanity?

Empathy, seeing other people and honoring their stories, even though it doesn't match up and align with yours.

What is a lesson that you wish that you'd learned earlier in your life?

How to be self-aware. How to others-focused. How to be emotionally intelligent.

What negative experience in your life are you most happy that happened to you?

Starting my company...

What is your definition of success, and how has it changed over time?

My definition of success would be what have we accomplished together and how we've accomplished that. Fifteen years ago, it was "what did we accomplish?" It wasn't the path or the journey we took together.

What is one thing everyone listening to this episode should go and do today?

Get a therapist or coach.

The Infinity Gauntlet gives the holder the ability to snap their fingers and make anything their mind can imagine into reality. Here's the catch though: it generally costs the wearer who snaps their fingers their lives. I have this gauntlet, and I'm offering it to you. What would you want to happen?

I would give it to someone really old whom I trust. I wouldn't do it, because of my family and my kids. I wouldn't want to do that to them. The person I give it to I would want them to make a world where we see one another, where we can be brave, courageous, curious, and vulnerable, and empathetic, and we weren't so selfish.

Our guest today is Zach Montroy, the Founder and CEO at The Intention Collective and a leadership team coach with over 20 years of experience in executive roles. Zach’s passion for helping leaders expand their impact and build trust has led him to focus his efforts on helping entrepreneurs scale and grow their businesses. As a sought-after speaker and podcast guest, Zach is known for his ability to distill complex concepts into actionable insights that help businesses achieve their goals. We’re excited to have him join us today to share his knowledge and insights.

They Ask You Answer: A Revolutionary Approach to Inbound Sales, Content Marketing, and Today's Digital Consumer by Marcus Sheridan

The Masked Singer

Shrinking

The concept of "why don't we answer the questions that people are asking?"

Richard Medcalf describes himself as "what you get if you were to put a McKinsey consultant, a slightly unorthodox pastor and an entrepreneur into a blender". He is the founder of Xquadrant and a trusted advisor to exceptional CEOs and entrepreneurs, and their leadership teams.

Think Fast is a mini-episode featuring 10 rapid-fire questions.

What is your favorite podcast?

On Being with Krista Tippett

What qualities do you think make a great leader?

Great leaders are self-aware. They're connected to their intuition. They have the greater good in mind, and they're able to step aside when they know that someone could be more of value in a specific space or role. Good leaders are constantly evolving and constantly growing and constantly receiving feedback from whom they lead. They prioritize love.

What's the most important skill of the future?

Intuition

If you could download one person’s (dead or alive) entire knowledge, wisdom, and memories to add to your own, whose would it be?

Maya Angelou

Bring one fictional character to life.

Andor

If you had a superhero name what would it be?

The Intuitive Catalyst

What negative experience in your life are you most happy that happened to you?

I'm a surviver of childhood trauma... It allows me to be in a place of "I get it."

What is one thing everyone listening to this episode should go and do today?

Go put your feet on the earth.

What is a lesson that you wish that you'd learned earlier in your life?

That I'm okay, and that we're all okay. There's actually nothing to fear, because we're all so deeply connected.

The Infinity Gauntlet gives the holder the ability to snap their fingers and make anything their mind can imagine into reality. Here's the catch though: it generally costs the wearer who snaps their fingers their lives. I have this gauntlet, and I'm offering it to you. What would you want to happen?

Yes, I would risk my life for this. Every single human on this earth remembers how powerful they are.

About Mic Swap

The Mic Swap is an original Shareable idea where the guest becomes the host of the show, and Jeff becomes the guest. This gives my guest the opportunity to ask questions from their domain of expertise and gives my audience the chance to learn about me from a variety of angles.

Leilani Mañulu (lay-LAH-nee MAHN-yoo-loo) is a speaker, shaman, and leadership+DEI visionary based in the Seattle area. Leilani blends nearly two decades of experience in business, HR, leadership development, and DEI with her training as a shamanic practitioner to catalyze leaders toward co-creating organizations that are more intuitive, imaginative, and heart-centered. She is the author of “Paradox of the Water Bearer” and the host of The Intuitive Catalyst podcast. Leilani believes that conscious organizations that empower their people to stand in their authentic wholeness will be what restores balance to our world.

Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert

The Conscious Cut - Episode 24: Visionary Leadership

Andor

A JobSage study revealed that 55% of employees say that being inauthentic at work affects their mental health. 25% spend tremendous energy hiding their whole self at work; nearly 50% spend some energy hiding their whole self at work.

Think Fast is a mini-episode featuring 10 rapid-fire questions.

What is your favorite podcast?

Revisionist History

What qualities do you think make a great leader?

Humility, curiosity, vision, and tenacity.

What's the most important skill of the future?

Adaptation

If you could download one person’s (dead or alive) entire knowledge, wisdom, and memories to add to your own, whose would it be?

Abraham Lincoln

What will save humanity?

Kindness and goodness.

What will destroy humanity?

Not listening. Not sitting down and breaking bread. Not trying to understand and work together.

What negative experience in your life are you most happy that happened to you?

We moved around a lot when I was growing up, but it did help me become more adaptable and be open to new relationships.

What is one thing everyone listening to this episode should go and do today?

Write a thank you note to someone important to you.

If you could have any one superpower, what would it be?

To be able to be see into the future.

What would you sacrifice to have that superpower?

I would negotiate with you as a good lawyer, and I would convince you to just give it to me.

The Infinity Gauntlet gives the holder the ability to snap their fingers and make anything their mind can imagine into reality. Here's the catch though: it generally costs the wearer who snaps their fingers their lives. I have this gauntlet, and I'm offering it to you. What would you want to happen?

Yes, I would snap. I would ensure that my daughter and her now husband would have a meaningful and happy life.

About Mic Swap

The Mic Swap is an original Shareable idea where the guest becomes the host of the show, and Jeff becomes the guest. This gives my guest the opportunity to ask questions from their domain of expertise and gives my audience the chance to learn about me from a variety of angles.

Joining us today is Tim Lupinacci, CEO and Chair at Baker Donelson, where he leads over 1,300 individuals in 22 offices across the Southeastern US. Tim is presently leading the firm’s five year BakerVision 2028 strategy and its Diversity & Inclusion Compact. A life-long leadership student, Tim recently launched a nonprofit called Everybody Leads, focused on empowering individuals in underserved communities with basic leadership skills and confidence to better lead themselves, lead others, and lead in the community.

Get It Done: Surprising Lessons from the Science of Motivation by Ayelet Fishbach

The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin

Everything, Everywhere, All At Once

Poker players throw out their cards more often than they play their hands; and that becomes a more natural thing. As for leaders, we keep adding stuff to our plate. There's some psychology behind quitting.