The UNFLTRD Podcast

The UNFLTRD Podcast

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The UNFLTRD Podcast episodes

  • The UNFLTRD Podcast with Louise Reid

    In this episode, I sit down with Louise Reid and have a real heart-to-heart with a true UNFLTRD heart-centered leader who works with other women to help them rise and amplify their voices.ย 


    Louise' values of family and freedom drive everything she does and enables her to align herself with clients who share her values so that she can show up wholeheartedly in service to others.

    40 min
  • The UNFLTRD Podcast with Rachel Beck

    My next guest is Rachel Beck, one of the voices among the rising movement of women storytellers whose own story is rooted in a cross-cultural love story of adoption as an orphan born in a remote village in India. Adopted by white Jewish American parents, Rachel's path to womanhood and loss of motherhood, her encounters with racism, her courageous and vulnerable renaissance are captured in her story through a camera lens and words inspired by tragedy and triumph and there are shared today in this episode of The UNFLTRD Podcast.

    36 min
  • The UNFLTRD Podcast with Pauline Crawford-Oomps
    In this episode of The UNFLTRD Podcast, I chat with Pauline Crawford-Oomps and get inspired. Pauline is a true leader of helping others get in touch with their true authentic selves so that we can all show up as ourselves without any masks. Pauline leads discussions on the complementary and harmonious relationship between the feminine and the masculine within each of us and how we deal with stress as well as how we can sit at the table to define our creative narrative that shapes our identity.
    Through self-awareness, we can start understanding our natural states and figure out what we do well. As good leaders, we can find commonalities with others and when we realize that we don't have to do it all, we can engage others and empower them to do what comes natural to them.
    As Dr. Pauline explains, it's not about taking over the world but learning to reflect in each others mirrors to create harmonious spaces by acknowledging the feminine and masculine powers within each of us. Our gender, the colour of our skin, the way we dress, pray and love, the language we speak, are not excuses to be granted less rights or opportunities.
    53 min
  • The UNFLTRD Podcast with Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir

    We need to ensure we empower others to show up in their authentic best version of themselves. This is the message Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir, a Black Muslim women, uses to inspire young girls to be the best on the basketball court. ย 


    Bilqis dribbles down barriers because she is an empowering force who understands that we can start impacting those closest to us by "taking the responsibility back" within our own community to be the change we want to see.

    52 min
  • The UNFLTRD Podcast with Ronnell Richards

    What's it like to be Black in America today? What's it like to be a Black man in the United States? In this episode of The UNFLTRD Podcast, I unpack some of these challenges with Ronnell Richards, my UNFLTRD guest. He explains how he's always had to work harder, and in doing so, he doesn't negate the hard work of other Blacks before him.


    It is a moving conversations and an incredible story of hard work, determination and identity.

    30 min
  • The UNFLTRD Podcast with Kevin Monroe

    Are you grateful? Do you realize how high emotional intelligence impacts gratitude? Do you care? I mean, do you really care--about others?ย 


    Everything in life is a gift and gratitude is the appropriate response.ย 


    Cultivating gratitude is important to our emotional intelligence because it increases emotional awareness and self-regulation. Expressing gratitude is not just good for us, it's good for others, something Kevin Monroe reminded me of on The UNFLTRD Podcast.ย 


    ๐Ÿ™๐ŸฝWhen we show gratitude to others, we in turn increase our own sense of gratitude.ย 


    ๐Ÿ™๐ŸฝWe transform into more inspiring humans, better partners, stronger leaders.ย 


    ๐Ÿ™๐ŸฝWe learn to tame our monkey mind and expel the toxic thoughts and feelings that come from information overload.ย 


    ๐Ÿ™๐ŸฝWe reclaim our focus, manage our energy better, increase our well-being and decrease narcissistic behavioursย 


    ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿฝ We nurture a positive outlook towards life, become more emotionally supportive of others, kind and compassionateย 


    Now thatโ€™s something to be grateful for!ย 



    52 min
  • The UNFLTRD Podcast with Amy Blaschka
    In this episode, I enjoy a lively chat with Amy Blaschka about why self-awareness is so key to our success. Amy brings this gift of awareness to her work and how she shows up regularly in her social media as well as the work she does in her career offering โ€œstories as a service.โ€ย 
    With a background in film to her three decades spent branding products, places, and people, to founding her strategic writing practice, she has always understood the power of weaving a compelling tale.ย 
    Amy helps leaders craft their stories to communicate and connect better through ghostwritten social media posts. She also writes engaging, original, and authentic Career Stories for her clients to position them for success and change how others perceive, pay, partner with, and promote them.ย 
    As a longtime Leadership Contributor for Forbes, Amy covers personal transformation and its impact on career growth. With all that she brings to the conversation, she's a true UNFLTRD leader and that's why she's my guest in this episode.
    53 min
  • The UNFLTRD Podcast with James Rosebush
    In this episode of The UNFLTRD Podcast, I chat with James Rosebush about his passion for connecting with others, from the Queen of English to President Reagan, among others. ย ย 
    The highlight of our conversation was that we can choose the narrative we write about our times and that we have never been more united but sadly, there are forces that compel us to believe that we have never been more divided. ย 
    If we allow our blind spots to rob us of clear vision, we will surely lead from a place of fear, not love. ย We can learn to navigate our blind spots and gain clarity and confidence. ย We can choose to write better narratives that unite rather than divides us. We can embrace that while we may come from many different backgrounds, we form but one nation: ย humankind. ย 
    Today, we are looking to political leadership to set the tone, we are swayed by media that compels us to choose false narratives. ย But we can choose to become leaders who role model not role play authenticity and foster inclusion in our homes, workplaces and communities. ย We can become the change we want to see in the world. ย We can embrace the stories of others as if they were our own and lean in with curious empathy to unite, rather than move away ignorantly in fear seeking to divide. ย ย 
    We can become UNFLTRD leaders who lead from the heart by example, listen to understand, nurture behaviours of trust, build resilient bridges of commonality and focus to make the world a better place. ย 
    You can choose to become such a leader. ย 
    James has chooses to be such a leader. He is passionate not only about his relationships but about his work and for growing companies globally and coaching leaders driving for new levels of achievement. He is a bestselling author of three books and served as senior official at the Reagan White House. ย And today, he's my UNFLTRD guest.
    49 min

About The UNFLTRD Podcast

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๐”๐๐…๐‹๐“๐‘๐ƒ is the podcast for leaders who ๐ข๐ง๐ฏ๐จ๐ฅ๐ฏ๐ž others, use their ๐ข๐ง๐Ÿ๐ฅ๐ฎ๐ž๐ง๐œ๐ž to help them rise and ๐ข๐ง๐ฌ๐ฉ๐ข๐ซ๐ž them to become better versions of themselves.