Ep 218 - "It Gets Better, Not Easier"
Dude. No guest this week. Just a conversation Chris and I probably should have recorded years ago.
We spend our days coaching business owners: diagnosing problems, building frameworks, holding people accountable. This episode is about the one area of life where neither of us gets to be the coach. …
the four states of consciousness, and the limits of self-help
Timestamps
00:00 landing in the body05:04 i used to work at a psychedelic biotech06:41 theme 1: above the line & below the line (in pink; image below)11:48 prompt 112:52 theme 2: the four states of consciousness (in black; image below)15:50 prompt 218:00 the limits of self-help22:16 prompt 324:34 t…
S2E9 – The Elephant in the Staff Room: How Our Best Intentions Might Hinder Student and Staff Growth
Host Michelle Roundy opens with a personal story about a pair of rubber gloves that did more harm than good to unpack a common trap in education: confusing protection with support. She explores how educators, coaches, and leaders often withhold honest feedback, stay silent during toxic conversation…
Radical Responsibility: When Life Chooses You - E213
What if the very thing draining your energy every day isn't your circumstances, but the hours you spend rehearsing a future that hasn't happened yet?
Dr. JC Doornick is currently navigating a stage 4 cancer diagnosis, and instead of talking around it, he uses it as the live case study for the syst…
Welcome to Late Night Leadership: Why some leadership problems aren't meant to be solved
Why some leadership problems aren't meant to be solved
We're back, with a new name and a new season! If you found us before as A Curious Space, it's still the two of us, with all the research, ideas and experience you know, but Late Night Leadership is focused on leadership itself: the joys, chall…
ENCORE EPISODE: I Used to Hate Compliments
Why can a compliment feel uncomfortable—even when you secretly want to believe it?
In this Encore Episode, Kimberly Spencer reveals how self-doubt and the ego’s need to be right can block praise from landing. Discover how to stop deflecting appreciation, receive compliments with gratitude, and tra…
Ep. 35: "Trust Your Gut" Is Useless If You Can't Hear It (Solo)
If someone has ever asked what your gut is telling you and you had absolutely no idea how to answer — this one's for you. In this solo episode, I share the coaching tool that helped me understand why that inner voice gets so hard to hear, and the voices that were running the show during my divorce.…
566: Jim Dethmer - Conscious Leadership, Radical Responsibility, Energy Audits, Being Fully Present, and Doing What Most Makes You Feel Aliv
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What do leaders who sustain excellence do? They have the ability to be present for an extended period of time. They are h…
Confident or Vulnerable? Leading when the plan is a best guess
This episode explores the tension between confidence and vulnerability in leadership, showing when each serves you and when it can harm outcomes.
Confidence vs Vulnerability: How Much Should a Leader Show?
You're asking investors to back a plan you know is partly a best guess, or you're a few wee…
S2E13 - What If the Opposite Were True?
Michelle was nervous walking into Capitol Hill — advocating for public education felt heavy, tense, and a little unattainable. One conversation, and one question, changed how the whole day went. In this episode, she unpacks the question that’s reshaping how she shows up for students, colleagues, an…
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