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What great business books did you read in 2021? Well, in this episode I share with you 5 Great Leadership Books I Read in 2021.
I give you one main thought or big idea and also an action to take based on this thought.
As the world rapidly changes, becoming a learning leader is the only way to stay relevant, but how do we do that?
In this episode, I share 5 Steps to Becoming A Learning Leader and I share practical ways to implement a learning strategy daily.
In this episode, I wrap up the year sharing a new perspective we all need to adopt as we move forward in our VUCA world.
Does Every Leader Need A Coach? Well, in this podcast episode, I give four reasons leaders need coaches in today’s fast pace world.
Three Questions to Help You Know Yourself Better Do you know yourself? As simple as this might sound, many leaders struggle to articulate this. In this episode, I share three questions that can help you get to know yourself better as you continue to grow to become the...
How To Grow Your Character and Competence In Just 15 Minutes a Day! As a leader, having both character and competence is essential to gain trust and credibility from your people, but how can we develop them? We usually think that to develop such essential qualities,...
How To Lead from Your Core: Interview with Obi Abuchi New Episode! Today, I interview Obi Abuchi, author of his newly released book: Leading from Your Core Obi Abuchi is the founder and CEO of CORE Leaders International and in this episode Obi and I explore some of...
A Woman on a Mission: Interview with Jasmin Thomas Founder of Ohana In today's episode, I interview Jasmin Thomas, Founder of Ohana. A woman on a mission! Many people dream of starting their own business; Jasmin made it more of a life or death choice. After...
As a service business, how do you stand out from the crowd?
Research is showing that over 80% of businesses in both the UK and US are service businesses.
Today, I want to share four insights from the book uncommon service by Frances Frei and Anne Morriss.