A Remedy for a Sick Heart — Why Waiting Makes the Heart Sick
Have you ever felt tired in a relationship and couldn't fully explain why? Not angry — tired. Not in crisis — tired. Guarded in a way that snuck up on you.
Episode 28 launches a five-week August series built around Henry Ballard's book, A Remedy for a Sick Heart. [Get the book here: https://tinyur…
A Remedy for a Sick Heart — The Wounds Done to You
There are wounds that hurt because life is hard. And there are wounds that hurt because someone had access to you.
Episode 29 is week two of the August series built on Henry Ballard's book, A Remedy for a Sick Heart: https://tinyurl.com/aremedyforasickheart
Last week Jeremy and Henry named the pr…
A Remedy for a Sick Heart — The Wounds We Build Ourselves
Once you can see what someone else did to you, the harder question shows up next: what have you done with it since? In week three of the August series built on Henry Ballard's book, A Remedy for a Sick Heart, Jeremy and Henry turn the mirror around.
Some wounds don't announce themselves through p…
A Remedy for a Sick Heart — Three Frameworks: Talk, Trust, Shift
Naming the wound is the first step. Today Jeremy Flagg and Henry Ballard start doing something about it. In week four of the August series built on Henry's book, A Remedy for a Sick Heart, they hand over three practical frameworks straight from the pages — how to communicate honestly, how to rebuil…
A Remedy for a Sick Heart — Living With a Healthy Heart
Five weeks ago, Jeremy Flagg and Henry Ballard opened this series with one verse: hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a desire fulfilled is a tree of life. Today they bring it to a close with the question the whole series has been building toward. What does it actually look like to live with a …
You Don't Change a Habit by Becoming Tougher — feat. Connie Kwan | Ep. 33
She spent 20 years in rooms where the stakes were high — Microsoft, Atlassian, five separate stints as Chief Product Officer. But the discovery that brought Connie Kwan to this microphone didn't happen in a boardroom. It happened while she was helping people quit smoking.
The people who actually q…
Where Is Your Leadership Story Actually Coming From?
When you made your last big decision, did you actually choose it, or did an old story choose it for you? Jeremy Flagg and Henry Ballard open a new three-week series built around a question that applies whether you've got a corner office or you're just the person everyone in your life quietly turns …
Is Your Leadership Story Even Still Serving You?
Last week Jeremy Flagg and Henry Ballard left listeners with an assignment: catch your story in the act, but don't fix it yet. This week they pick up the second question in their Ignite Clarity to Lead Effectively series — is this story even still serving me? — and Henry names the trap immediately.…
How Do You Actually Lead From the Story You Chose?
Writing a new story on paper is one thing. Living it when things get hard is a completely different kind of test. In the series finale of Ignite Clarity to Lead Effectively, Jeremy Flagg and Henry Ballard tackle the third and final question: how do you actually lead from the story you chose, instea…
Bad Leaders Suck…Your Energy
You know the feeling. You walk out of a meeting more drained than when you walked in, and the work itself had nothing to do with it.
Jeremy Flagg and Henry Ballard open a new four-week series, Bad Leaders Suck, with what bad leadership takes from people first: energy. Jeremy tells a story he's neve…
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