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Elizabeth Mahusay is passionate about thought transformation. Through her writing, speaking, and accountability groups, she helps individuals and organizations identify the foundational thoughts that form the basis of their beliefs, reject those that have a negative impact, and replace them with thoughts that lead to personal as well as organizational change.
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English
United States
194 episodes
since Jan. 30, 2023
episodic
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What if your voice could reveal clues about your stress and confidence before you even recognize them yourself?
In this episode of Thinking That Matters, I speak with Sabber, founder of Ontor AI, about the connection between our voice, nervous system, and psychological state. Sabber shares how his …
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Delegating something and letting go of it are two different things.
For many women who build businesses, and for any leader who has been the "chief everything officer" for too long, the hard part often isn't finding help. It's trusting.
In this episode of Thinking That Matters, I welcome Kristin Me…
If you've ever told yourself "I'll just do it myself, it's faster," this conversation is for you.
In this episode of Thinking That Matters, I sit down with Alexandra Phoenix, known as Alex, founder of Crimson Create Studio, a branding and creative studio in McKinney, Texas. Alex brings a clas…
If you've ever stayed late at work, said yes to one more favor, or quietly kept score of how much you're doing for everyone else, this episode is for you.
In this episode of Thinking That Matters, I sit down with Angela Piper, a director of operations, mom of three, and self-described "recovering p…
What if some of your greatest achievements have been fueled by a question you didn’t even realize you were asking: Am I good enough?
For high achievers, doing more can feel responsible. Carrying more can feel capable. Being the person who keeps everything together can even look like leadership.
B…
What happens when you work hard, prepare well, and still don’t get the outcome you wanted?
For high achievers, disappointing results can quickly become personal. Instead of asking, “What can I learn from this?” we start wondering, “What does this say about me?”
In this episode of Thinking That Ma…
[This episode is Part 3 of our conversation with Lisa Hammett on building habits that support how we think, work, and lead. In Part 1, we explored habits for starting the day well. In Part 2, we focused on practices to use throughout the day. This final conversation turns to how we end the day well…
there as we lay the foundation for habit formation before exploring how to build healthy leadership habits throughout the day.]
How you respond to stress during the middle of your day can shape the way you lead.
In Part 2 of this conversation, I continue the discussion with leadership and wellnes…
What if the reason your habits don't stick isn't a lack of discipline?
Many leaders believe lasting change comes from pushing harder, trying longer, or simply having more willpower. But what if sustainable leadership habits begin somewhere else entirely?
In this special three-part conversation, I…
Sometimes the greatest barrier to your calling isn't your circumstances, it's the story you're telling yourself about what obedience will cost.
In this episode of Thinking That Matters, I sit down with Keri Steele, founder and executive director of Little Hearts of Hope, an organization serving ch…
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