# Bill Sherman
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bill sherman is an American composer, producer, arranger, and orchestrator. He is known for his work on In the Heights, Hamilton, and Sesame Street.
Sherman was born in New York to Susan B. Sherman and Dr.
How to Stand Out When AI Makes Content a Commodity | Jack Myers | 741
What if the one thing you've spent your career building, your expertise, is about to become the least valuable thing you own?
In this episode of Leveraging Thought Leadership, Peter Winick sits down with Jack Myers, a media ecologist, futurist, and author of Your Third Brain: Powering a Future of …
474 From Expertise to Impact: How Leaders Take Ideas to Scale with Bill Sherman
When AI can generate plausible ideas and polished content in seconds, producing more of it is not a competitive advantage. For CEOs and senior executives, the more consequential question is whether they have an idea worth advancing, an audience for whom it genuinely matters, and the credibility to …
How to Scale Executive Coaching Across an Entire Organization | Billy Hoogterp | 742
Ask professionals at the world's biggest companies whether they have a plan for their own learning and growth, and Bill Hoogterp says the answer is almost never yes. He built LifeHikes around that gap, and in this episode he shows how a happy accident turned into a scalable model.
Bill's career re…
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What does it take to become a thought leader (or to turn a client into one)? In this episode Carly Rogers and Ken Kerrigan talk to the guy who literally wrote the book on it - Bill Sherman. Have a listen.
Why Focus Is a Team Problem, Not a Personal One | Shawn Vanderhoven | 743
A leader stands up in the middle of a 200-person workshop, slams his hand on the table, and says out loud what everyone in the room is feeling: I can't do great work here anymore. That moment helped start Pause: How to Lead Brilliant Work in a Busy World, and it's where this conversation gets inter…
Why Thought Leadership Deserves to Be a Discipline - with Bill Sherman
What if the phrase that makes so many of us wince was misunderstood from the start? For most people who use it, "thought leader" describes an output: a book, a keynote, a byline, a line item in somebody's content plan. Rarely does anyone ask what it takes for an idea to leave its author's hands and…
The Trusted Advisor: How a Wisdom Book Became Business Language | Charlie Green| 744
Publishers turned it down. They said there was no data and no market for a "wisdom book." Twenty-five years and roughly 700,000 copies later, The Trusted Advisor is still on consultants' shelves, and "trusted advisor" has become so common that many people use the phrase without knowing where it cam…
Neurodivergent Talent Doesn't End at the Hiring Door | Caroline Maguire | 745
Companies are hiring neurodivergent talent to build their algorithms, power their hedge funds, and design their AI. Then they lose those people, and nobody can explain why.
In this episode, Peter Winick sits down with Caroline Maguire, social-emotional learning expert and author of Why Will No One…
The Thought Leadership Handbook To Earning Your Audience with Bill Sherman
Most experts don't have an idea problem. They have an idea transfer problem. Bill Sherman, co-author of The Thought Leadership Handbook, joins Tom Schwab to explain how ideas reach rooms you'll never enter.
Bill makes the case that every expert has a duty to speak but no right to an audience. He …
Innovation Ecosystems: Why Systems Thinking Beats Siloed Problem-Solving | Ilene Fischer | 746
Seventy percent of organizational change efforts fail. Ilene Fischer has spent 35 years working out why. Her answer has less to do with strategy than with whether people feel safe enough to say what they actually think. Few people have had a front-row seat like hers. She started as a chemical engin…
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