You Can Make Money Doing What You Love, Her Father Taught Her That | Julie Riga
Julie Riga believes the future of leadership is still human. After more than 20 years in the pharmaceutical industry, she built a new career as a leadership coach, speaker, author, podcaster, and entrepreneur. Julie joins Bridget Stuart to talk about getting ready before opportunity arrives, stayin…
What Will You Do With the Time AI Gives Back to You? - with Alex Kuilman, Founder of The Practice
Alexander Kuilman works with CEOs and executive teams to bring more humanity into how they lead. He joins Henrik and Jeremy to explore why, if leaders know AI matters, getting people to actually use it can still be so difficult.
Using Bob Kegan and Lisa Lahey’s Immunity to Change framework, Alex ar…
The Second Job No One is Paying You For – Brown Bag Leadership
According to Harvard business faculty Robert Kegan and Lisa Lahey, every person is doing a job no one is paying them for. That job is covering their weaknesses and projecting an image that they want others to believe. They write about this in their book called "An Everyone Culture". In this session…
Black Excellence Is More Than Making Money | Philosophy Yap #15
You made the money, earned the credentials, and built a comfortable life. What makes that success worth respecting? In Philosophy Yap #15, Damien and Josh respond to Irami Osei-Frimpong of The Funky Academic and his video “Black Excellence: Jack and Jill and The New House Negro,” examining where hi…
What Are You Protecting? Understanding Resistance to Change
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Why do we resist change—even when we know something needs to shift?
In this episode, Angela and Deanna explore the “guardian” within us: the protective part that keeps us attached to what is familiar. From active pushback to quiet avoidance, they unpack the different ways resis…
Get on the Balcony and Find Your Leverage
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It's easy to talk about 'the system' like it's something happening to us. But what if you're already standing inside it - and holding one of the levers?
We often talk about "the system" as something distant - a force acting on us rather than something we're part of. In this episode…
Episode 29: Kegan and CDT
In this new series, I'm putting Constructed Development Theory into conversation with other accounts of adult development. Today, we're starting with Robert Kegan.
If you know Kegan's work, you'll recognise an immediate connection. What we can examine about our experience is different from what we …
Soft Skills Are the Hard Skills We Need Right Now in Leaders & Idahoans
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Alexis Morgan tells the story of The Civility Project. In 2019, after an opinion piece hurt the Nez Perce Tribe, three leaders of the Lewiston Tribune set out to confront incivility in their own community. They didn't have all the answers, and they were criticized along the way. Th…
The 5 Places You're Losing Time (and the Big Assumptions Behind Them) EP 125
It's two o'clock, you've hired the help and bought the tools, and you've barely touched the one thing you needed to get done today.
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EP 117: The hidden commitments that keep CTOs busy
Most CTOs already know what to do about their time. The hard part is doing it, week after week.
Joel Chippindale, CTO coach and founder of Monkey's Thumb Coaching, joins Adam Horner on The CTO Playbook to talk about why senior leaders slide back into reactive busyness, and what really holds them t…
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