On this episode of the All Things Leadership Podcast,  'The Resilience Coach,' Russell Harvey and I discussed:

VUCA - what it is, and why it is important

What it takes to thrive in a VUCA world

What role does vulnerability play in a VUCA world

The power of the phrase, "I don't know."

We concluded by discussing strengths-based leadership and why it is important to harness your strengths instead of your weaknesses.

To learn more about Russell, visit www.theresiliencecoach.co.uk

In this podcast, my guest, Fabrice Desmarescaux, shared great insights on Contemplative Leadership. Key takeaways include:

1. Building coherence between our inner wisdom and our actions in the world.

2. Developing greater presence, balance, and clarity about why and how we lead.

3. We don’t only use our head to track performance indicators. We engage our whole self—mind, body, and heart—to tap into our deepest resources.

Fabrice works with CEOs and their teams to help them reach higher levels of performance and consciousness. A former partner at McKinsey & Company, Fabrice raises his clients to new heights of clarity and productivity by focusing on what makes us fundamentally human: the desire to be happy, to connect with others, and to be true to our purpose. 

To learn more about Fabrice, visit: https://www.desmarescaux.com

With a background spanning several continents and industries, my guest, Aneace Haddad, brings a global perspective, combining leadership models from experts like Jim Collins, Patrick Lencioni, Robert Kegan, and Richard Barrett with real-world, cross-cultural experiences.

Aneace is a McKinsey-certified transformational leadership facilitator with over 1,800 hours of certified coaching, impacting over 300 individual senior leaders and aiding 100 top teams to realize their full potential. His global experience spans 15 diverse industries, including technology, banking, insurance, energy, mining, and manufacturing across 10 countries.

Join us as we explore the concept of transformational leadership. To learn more about Aneace, visit www.aneace.com

Welcome to the Season 5 premiere of the All Things Leadership podcast! I'm thrilled to have John R Miles as our guest today, and he's here to share some invaluable lessons from his upcoming book, 'Passion Struck.'

John is a podcast host, international keynote speaker, Navy veteran, and accomplished author. Throughout this episode, he delves into mindset and intentionality and shares profound leadership insights drawn from his extensive experience as a Fortune 500 executive.

If you're curious to learn more about John and get a sneak peek into his upcoming book, check out www.passionstruck.com.

In this episode of the All Things Leadership Podcast, I am pleased to be joined by Bodhi Aldridge for part of our conversation, where we discussed Bodhi's take on:

Why leadership is important

3 Keys of leadership

The current landscape of leadership

How to balance leadership

The communication conundrum

The importance of 'sharpening the axe' when it comes to leadership

Emotional Intelligence

Mental Health impacts

To learn more about Bodhi's work, visit: www.bodhialdridge.com

In this new All Things Leadership series, my guest, Bodhi Aldridge and I discuss leadership from a variety of perspectives. We talked about:

Background and Bodhi’s Journey into Leadership - 01:50-02:50

Why is leadership important? - 03:17-04:00

Self, Relational, Systemic leadership - 04:50-05:50

Other leadership competencies - 05:50-06:20

Importance of being present - 06:30-08:40

Communication in leadership -10:30-11:23

Self-leadership -12:49-14:10

Sharpening the axe - 16:40-18:14

Flow - 25:55-26:31

Systemic Leadership  - 26:46-30:00

To learn more about Bodhi, visit www.bodhialdridge.com

Who are you spending your time with?

What stories are you telling yourself?

What do you see around you?

What are you going to do about it?

These questions sum up what is discussed in this interview with my guest, Jeremy Lang. Jeremy is the Founder and Vice President of Sustainability at Pela, an organization known for their biodegradable phone cases and more recently, their countertop composter - Lomi. 

This all started while Jeremy and his family were vacationing on one of the beaches in Hawaii, surrounded by plastics in the ocean. His desire to do something about the situation led him to found Pela.

Today, Pela is on a mission to eliminate 10 billion pounds of waste from the global waste stream and continues to research and develop the most innovative products to create a waste-free future.

To learn more about Jeremy and his work, visit www.pelacase.com

In this episode, Sara concludes her story about her transition to America after surviving the Killing Fields of Cambodia. Listen to part 1 of this interview, if you haven't. 

To learn more about Sara, visit www.saraim.com

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In this episode, my guest, Sara Im shares her harrowing experience when the Khmer Rouge regime took over Cambodia.

For 4 years she was held captive and endured very harsh working conditions. She worked long hours in the rice fields under the intensely hot sun. She lived with very little food or sleep which made her very sick.  When she got too ill to work, she was sent to a death camp to die. 

Listen as she shares her story of hope and survival in part 1 of this conversation.

To learn about Sara, visit: https://www.saraim.com

In this episode, my guest, Ron Story, Jr., shares his experience collecting cans and recycling them for success from the young age of 6, and how these lessons helped him develop the mindset required for success later in life.

We discuss:

Borrowing from other people’s experiences

Goal setting

Myths of success

Having the right people around you

Writing down your vision

Working your plan

How you can use constraints as levers and paying the price.

Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of any kind.