# Keynote Speaking
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How Do You Transition After 34 Years in Uniform Service? with Kirk Driver
How do you step away from an identity shaped by 34 years of military and law enforcement service? In this episode of Point of Impact, host Aaron Hale sits down with Kirk Driver—U.S. Marine Corps veteran, retired police captain with the Fort Worth Police Department, keynote speaker, and founder of t…
Episode 75: The Leaders Who Leave a Legacy Never Stop Growing & Becoming Their Next-Level Self
What if one of the greatest risks for an experienced leader is relying too much on what they already know?
In a world being reshaped by AI, uncertainty and constant change, yesterday’s experience alone cannot prepare us for tomorrow’s challenges.
Extraordinary leaders never stop growing & becomin…
Women Supporting Women Is Bullsh*t. Here's What We Actually Do.
Noona Nafousi is 48, spent 22 years as a corporate headhunter, and this week spoke to three high powered women who were broken.
This is the episode she recorded after: 45 minutes of everything she is sick of watching women do to themselves, and the case for a revolution of self love that has noth…
Istanbul Keynote Speaker: James Taylor on Super Collaboration and Avoiding Cognitive Atrophy
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SuperCollaboration·Kartal, Istanbul·2:14
Istanbul Keynote Speaker: James Taylor on Super Collaboration and Avoiding Cognitive Atrophy
Filmed a few hours before stepping on stage for IPPAG in Istanbul, James Taylor walks through…
She Lost Both Parents By 35. Then Everything Changed.
Nassima went from corporate oil and gas to becoming one of fewer than 200 certified Dr. Joe Dispenza trainers in the UAE, and later a Modern Mystery School guide tracing a lineage to King Solomon.
In this conversation with host Noona Nafousi, she traces the exact wound, a father who never once pr…
AI Keynote Speaker San Diego on Cognitive Atrophy
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SuperCollaboration·San Diego, CA·2:36
AI Keynote Speaker San Diego: James Taylor on Cognitive Atrophy and the MIT Study Every Leader Should Know
Recorded at the Gaylord Pacific ahead of closing a technology and defense conferen…
Dr. Eric Williams on Burnout Doesn't Stay at the Office — It Comes Home
In this episode, Naina sits down with Dr. Eric Williams — licensed clinical mental health counselor supervisor, marriage and family therapist, associate professor at Walden University, 82nd Airborne veteran, and founder of Coastal Family Services and Coastal Family Media. They explore what happens …
Megan Rees, LPCC on Burnout Hits Differently When Your Brain Is Running a Different OS
In this episode, Naina sits down with Megan Rees — drama therapist, ADHD assessor, organizational consultant, and founder of her own therapy and coaching practice — to make the clinical case for why burnout in a neurodivergent brain is a different experience requiring a different response. They cov…
Toxic People: How to Spot Them, Set Boundaries and Go Grey Rock
Noona Nafoosi has been married to someone she describes as toxic and has worked for a boss who was rude to her in meetings and apologised in private.
In this solo episode she shares the tools that finally broke the pattern for her, including a metaphor from her therapist about a snake that change…
Episode 76: Change Has Changed: How to Lead When the Old Playbook No Longer Works
The old change playbook told us to define where we are, describe where we're going, and close the gap. But what happens when the future state keeps shifting before you get there, and your people are exhausted from constant change? In this episode of the Extraordinary Leadership Podcast, I sit down …
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