ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
GRACEWorks is a private podcast for high-achieving leaders, consultants, and professionals who are outwardly successful but inwardly under pressure. Your CV or resumé says one things but real life seems to say something different.
Each episode explores what it really takes to lead, decide, and relate well in today's world. This is not motivation. It’s not productivity hacks. And it’s not another mindset podcast telling you to “push through.”
If you are tired of managing pressure by brute force. If success has come at the cost of ease, meaning, or your health. If you sense there is a more intelligent, humane way to lead, then this podcast is for you.
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Update frequency:
every 4 days
Average audio length:
35 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
48 episodes
since Nov. 6, 2023
episodic
IN THIS PODCAST 🔗
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Paula Jones spent twenty years in human development before a horse taught her how little of it she had lived in her body. This is a conversation about softness as strength: meeting your work, your people, and yourself with only the effort the moment actually needs. Try the cup exercise while you li…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Most people are taught that business exists to make money. John Hibbs spent years proving the order is backwards. In this conversation, he traces the line from a Guernsey childhood and a failed personal training studio to a model where people come first and money comes last, and makes a quietly rad…
Most of us treat uncertainty as something to endure — a gap to get through on the way to solid ground. Ana Bugalete has spent her adult life arguing the opposite. Raised in post-communist Romania on a single rule — stay safe — she left at 23 and never really stopped moving. This is a conversation a…
Rich Strilowich spent more than forty years in corporate technology before retiring and writing The Corporate Sage. In this conversation, he traces the long, unplanned arc from IBM punch cards to the Trappist monks and mystic saints who eventually convinced him that his career was never separate fr…
A former attorney who gave away her suits and moved into a school bus. A decade of writing grant proposals that slowly buried her own voice. A TEDx talk built on a grandfather's refusal to just answer the question. Erica Holthausen has taken a winding road to her work — and that's exactly what make…
Jennifer Hamady found her voice before she remembered finding it. Her first word was sung. So when she lost it at music college — not through illness but through instruction — it wasn't just a professional setback. It was the loss of the oldest companion she'd ever had. This conversation follows th…
Dr Julia Phelan has spent twenty-five years studying why learning fails — in schools, in companies, in the leadership workshops we keep running and the leadership behaviours that keep not changing. This is a conversation about the knowing-doing gap: what creates it, what sustains it, and what it wo…
A man is given the care of a young falcon.
He has never seen a falcon before. He has only ever known pigeons.
So when he looks at this strange bird, with its long curved talons and its hooked beak and its broad, restless wings, something in him is troubled.
The bird looks wrong.
The bird looks a…
What if the people changing the most are the ones making the least noise about it? Sue Heatherington has spent the last seven years carrying a phrase — quiet disruptor — and watching what it does to people who've never thought of themselves that way. This conversation goes beneath the phrase, into …
GRACEWorks is a podcast for leaders, high achievers, and thoughtful humans who sense that success alone is no longer enough.
Hosted by Paul Crick, each episode explores what it means to lead, live, and work with GRACE especially when we find ourselves under pressure of some sort or another.
Throu…
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