This month, Erika talks with Charlie Gilkey about his new book Team Habits, How Small Actions Lead to Extraordinary Results. Charlie offers simple, practical ways to build better habits on our core teams, so they feel better and work better.

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In this podcast, we talk about how important it is for companies to hire employees who demonstrate strong leadership skills, specifically in the financial industry. Achikzad offers non-traditional leadership practices to assist employees in strengthening their leadership skills.

This month Erika speaks with Zain Raj, Chairman and CEO of Shapiro+Raj and zednext. In this podcast, we talk about how leaders who set clear expectations for their team amplify trust and have a transformative impact on their business.

This month Erika speaks with Marie Holive, Director of Transformation Practice and Senior Advisor at Proteus. In this podcast, we talk about the increase in demand for changing careers due to the pandemic. Marie offers valuable takeaways for those who are thinking about switching careers with insights into her own personal experiences.

This month Erika speaks with long-time friend Mitch Ditkoff, the co-founder of the Advisory Consultancy Sage Catalysts. In this podcast, we talk about the importance of asking the right questions and reframing the way we think about asking questions.

In this podcast we talk about her work that is committed to women's speech, voice, and thought leadership.

Join Erika and Gregg Ward as they discuss his new book Restoring Respect and the Restoring Respect workbook. Tune in and learn how to bring people back together into functional working relationships.

This month Erika speaks with Jackie Kindall, founder and CEO of Kindall Evolve. In this podcast we discuss strategies for creating an inclusive work environment.

This month Erika speaks with Tanveer Naseer from Tanveer Naseer Leadership. In this podcast we talk about his book Leadership Vertigo that talks about the brain sending us false signals that everything is okay when it is not.

This month I spoke with my colleague JC Lippold about "enoughness," the idea that we can start from the assumption that who we are right now is enough. It turns out that this belief can be a source of motivation, creativity and joy.