ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In a world obsessed with data, metrics, and AI-generated everything, Elizabeth Rosenberg is making the case for something radical: trusting yourself.
Elizabeth is a serial entrepreneur, PR strategist, intuitive medium, and founder of two platforms — The Good Advice Company, a C-suite personal branding and communications consultancy, and Chief Spiritual Officer, a leadership development movement helping executives harness intuitive intelligence as a competitive edge in an AI-driven world. She also leads a global executive women's collective, because apparently she doesn't sleep.
In this episode, Christine and Elizabeth dive into what intuitive leadership actually means in practice — and why the instincts we've spent years overriding might be the most important skill we're not developing. Elizabeth shares the story behind her own burnout, including a scary episode that landed her in the ER and later went viral on Business Insider, and what she wishes she had listened to before it got that far.
They also get into the messy, human work of building an authentic personal brand — why the story you think no one wants to hear is usually the most compelling one, why being a great people person doesn't automatically make you a great manager, and what leaders at every level can do this week to start building real visibility and credibility.
In this episode, you'll hear:
- What intuitive leadership is and why it matters more than ever right now
- The difference between being a great people person and being a good manager
- What burnout actually looks like — and the early signs most people ignore
- Why your most embarrassing or vulnerable story is probably your best brand story
- A simple LinkedIn strategy for leaders who don't want to become influencers
- How to lead by example when it comes to team boundaries and emotional wellbeing
- Why Elizabeth cold-contacted Kevin Costner in 8th grade — and what that tells you about brand-building
Connect with Elizabeth: Website: thegoodadvicecompany.com LinkedIn + Substack linked from her site
