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By Susan Drumm, leadership development
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The podcast currently has 117 episodes available.
How authentic are our connections, really? Genuine connection—both with ourselves and others—holds the power to transform not just our work lives but our well-being too. I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Jennifer Hill, an entrepreneur who stepped away from her legal recruiting company in 2018 and now channels her energy into fostering connections through her SaaS company, Optimatch, and her podcast, "Regarding Consciousness." Inspired by her mission to connect 1 billion people deeply to themselves and others, Jennifer's insights are a must-hear for all leaders aiming for personal and organizational growth. Jennifer sheds light on what she calls the "golden triangle of connection"—connecting to oneself, to others, and to one's purpose. Want to learn how to achieve connection in a meaningful way? Then don’t miss this enlightening interview!
What's holding you back from speaking up and letting your authentic self show up at work? Where are you keeping yourself on "mute" and what is that costing you? I had the pleasure of speaking with the inspiring Rachel Druckenmiller, a dynamic keynote speaker, leadership trainer, and the creative mind behind the concept of Unmuted. Rachel’s story of unmuting her authentic self—evolving from an unfulfilling corporate career to a full-time speaker who integrates singing into her keynotes—was full of transformational insights. She has dedicated her career to helping others find their voices and thrive, free from the constraints of silence and self-doubt. Her powerful approach challenges leaders to embrace their full potential and encourage their teams to do the same. Want to learn how to let your authentic self show up at work? Then don't miss this enlightening episode!
Are you able to see unexpected challenges as opportunities for new successes? By reframing “issues” as “possibilities” and finding the courage to seize them, Enlightened Leaders can reach new levels of prosperity. In my recent conversation with Moshe Gersht, a spiritual teacher and best-selling author, we tapped into invaluable lessons on the importance of resilience, intuition, and cultivating intentional joy. Through his teachings, Moshe emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with one's true self and understanding the essential nature of life. By tapping into our innate goodness, Moshe believes that we can achieve genuine contentment and navigate the complexities of modern life, which is often inundated with an overload of information and fleeting ideas. Want to learn how to lead a more enlightened and fulfilling life? Then don't miss this enlightening interview!
Fear and anxiety often feel like enemies to be vanquished...but what if instead we saw them as signals guiding us toward growth and expansion? This is the transformative message Colonel Martha McSally, the first female fighter pilot and former U.S. Senator, brought to our latest episode of "The Enlightened Executive." Join us as we explore Martha's journey, from overcoming early personal adversities to becoming the first woman to command a fighter squadron in combat, and her leadership insights. Through powerful stories from her military career, such as her first solo flight in an A-10 aircraft, Martha shares insights into her philosophy on managing fear and risk. Ready to step out of your comfort zone and deeply connect with your true self? Then don't miss this enlightening episode!
How important is understanding and nurturing the human element in a world dominated by technology? I explored this concept on my podcast The Enlightened Executive with Bryan Kramer, renowned for his groundbreaking "H2H philosophy" on human-to-human connections. Bryan shared his inspiring perspective on the topics of human connection, leadership, and the future role of AI in the business world. We covered a lot of ground, from the importance of simplicity, empathy, and imperfection in business to practical tips on embracing a coaching mentality to putting guiderails around the use of AI in your organization. Ready to learn how businesses can prioritize human interactions over automated processes? Then don’t miss this enlightening interview!
An inspired and empowered team is a high-performing team. What are you doing as a leader to create that culture for your employees? I recently had the pleasure of speaking with a powerful enlightened executive, Tim Lupinacci, CEO of Baker Donelson, on The Enlightened Executive podcast. Tim shares his fascinating leadership journey, which was sparked by a difficult boss who saw his potential early on. That experience taught him the importance of being open to feedback and continually learning from others. Ready to learn how to lead with purpose? Then you won’t want to miss this enlightening episode!
There is a “Proximity Revolution” sweeping through every industry. Have you considered what this means for your business? Simply put, we can move even closer to on-demand customer fulfillment in ways we could have only imagined before. This is *Proximity* and is a game changer for any forward-thinking leader. In the latest episode of The Enlightened Executive, I explored this idea with Rob Wolcott, an esteemed expert in innovation strategy and co-founder of Twin Global. Rob founded the seeds of his groundbreaking concept, *Proximity*, during a tech conference in 2014. Frustrated by repetitive and superficial presentations, he pondered a profound question: what fundamentally distinguishes the digital era from the industrial age? Driven by this curiosity, Wolcott embarked on a quest to explore the deeper implications of digital transformation. Ready to learn what it takes to stay ahead in the ever-evolving landscape of business and technology? Then don’t miss this enlightening interview!
In our fast-paced business world, where constant stimulation and pressure can lead to burnout, carving out moments of quiet might be the game-changer you need to thrive. I recently had the privilege of sitting down with Jesse Israel, a meditation leader and keynote speaker known for pioneering the mass meditation movement, the Big Quiet. Jesse Israel's Big Quiet is more than just a meditation event—it's a social movement designed to weave moments of collective quiet into our noisy lives. From small group meditations to massive gatherings sharing the stage with Oprah's tour and at Central Park's Summer Stage, Jesse and the Big Quiet have brought people together to share in a collective calm. Want to learn how to find peace in chaos? Then don't miss this enlightening interview!
Artificial Intelligence promises to revolutionize industries by enabling machines to mimic human cognition and perform tasks with unprecedented efficiency and accuracy. But what does that mean for you and how you collaborate with your team? I recently had a conversation with Dan Chuparkoff, an innovation expert who swears by the power of small, daily rituals with AI tools to unleash your team’s full potential. Dan is a visionary in Artificial Intelligence, with a particular focus on leveraging AI to enhance team communication and information management. In this episode, we'll dive into the transformative power of AI tools for enhancing team communication and collaboration. From daily learning rituals to leveraging cutting-edge AI technologies like ChatGPT, Claude AI, and Gemini, Dan shares actionable advice on integrating these tools into your workflow. Are you ready to harness the power of AI for your team?
Are you giving feedback that’s ultimately producing the results that you want from the team? Is your feedback changing behavior? I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Joan Hibdon, author of "The Leader's Guide to Mastering Feedback." Joan is a passionate and dynamic speaker known for her ability to inspire and empower audiences. With a global and diverse industry background, she brings a unique perspective to the stage, captivating listeners with her engaging storytelling and insightful wisdom. After a 30+ year-long career in human resources, coaching, and professional development, Joan channeled her passion for cultivating cultures where people thrive. In this episode, Joan explains how to master the art of feedback, where leaders can drive impactful results and foster meaningful professional relationships. Ready to learn how to embrace feedback as a tool for growth? Then don't miss this enlightening interview!
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