Virtual Coffee

In this episode of virtual coffee, my guest is Ken Perry, CEO, and President of the Knowledge Coop. Ken also leads twice a year mission trips to serve with Forever Changed International - a nonprofit that provides emotional, educational, and spiritual support to families and orphanages in Guatemala. 

Ken and I have a candid conversation about leadership, taking care of your team, and finding joy. 

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Akua is an executive coach, strategic advisor, and entrepreneur. She is also the co-founder of CoffeeChat, a platform to find affordable 1-on-1 coaches and experts specialized in supporting African entrepreneurs and enterprises.  I met Akua through LinkedIn, when I saw a post about a workshop she’s facilitated called #IAmRemarkable.  

Join Akua and I in a conversation about key takeaways from the workshop, picking a path in life and composting failure.

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My guest Paul Larsen is a talented speaker, executive coach, and published author. Paul shares valuable insight on how leaders can show up authentically for their teams during times of crisis and uncertainty. 

This episode is the first in a series in which I interview people who are living “cohesive lives”. The idea came to me while participating in a book club with friends from the University of San Francisco School of Management program. We’re working on an insightful project based on the “Designing Your Life” book, by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans.

Burnett and Evans describe a cohesive life as "one lived in such a way that you can clearly connect the dots between what you are, what you believe, and what you are doing."

Paul N Larsen is a friend, executive coach, author, and speaker. He’s a fellow USF alumnus, and he donates a lot of his time and services to giving back to underserved communities. Paul exemplifies living a cohesive life.

Paul and I had a great discussion about the difficulties leaders face during a time of fear and uncertainty. Listen for insightful tips. I know you'll find it helpful. Feel free to share with anyone who could benefit.

In this interview, Normandy and I discuss the role emotional intelligence plays in a leader's ability to successfully implement change. 

With Estie Briggs and Normandy Gamboa