Feeling like something needs to shift, but not sure what? This episode is your invitation to hit pause and consider a summer reset. Whether you’re feeling overextended or uninspired, we explore how this season can help you reflect and realign with what matters most. You’ll learn about the two reset pathways leaders are leaning into […]
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What do you do as a senior leader when you don’t feel certain but everyone expects you to be? In this episode, we explore the tension leaders face when navigating uncertainty. Whether it’s internal restructuring or the general unknowns of the business landscape, leadership isn’t about having all the answers, it’s about how you show up when
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Submitting resumes and hoping for a callback doesn’t cut it anymore, especially at the executive level. If you’re a senior leader wondering why your job search feels harder than ever, this episode is for you. Career and Executive Coach Maya Sharfi joins us to break down the new rules of executive transitions and how to
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Whether it’s a subtle comment from a coworker, skepticism from a superior, or well-meaning concern from family, doubt can rattle even the most confident senior executive. In today’s episode, we’re tackling how to navigate those moments with clarity and confidence. You’ll learn why these doubts often have more to do with the other person than
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What if the hardest part of transitioning to a new role isn’t updating your resume but having the conversations that come before you ever apply? In this episode, we dive into how senior leaders can strategically plan their exit while staying grounded and intentional in their current role. From tough internal reflections to navigating transparency
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What do the most successful senior leaders have in common? In this episode, we explore the top 10 lessons learned from coaching executives and senior leaders over the years. From overcoming imposter syndrome to managing time effectively, we break down the real challenges leaders face—many of which might surprise you. If you’re aiming for a
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Saying no is one of the hardest—but most essential—skills for leaders. How do you set boundaries without damaging relationships? Why do senior leaders struggle to decline requests, even when they know they should? In this episode, we explore the leadership traps that make it difficult to say no, the cost of overcommitting, and how to
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Many leaders assume that high performers don’t need feedback because they’re already excelling—but that’s a costly mistake. Top talent thrives on feedback, and when they don’t receive it, they can feel overlooked, disengaged, and even start to pull back. In this episode, we explore why high performers actually crave constructive input, how neglecting these conversations
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How often do you deliver feedback and expect immediate change, only to find that the person receiving it struggles to take action? In this episode, we dive into the process of turning feedback into a development plan that leads to real results. Senior leaders often want employees to make changes on their own with little
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Giving tough feedback is just the beginning—what happens next is where real growth happens. In this episode, we explore why follow-up conversations are the key to making feedback stick, building trust, and driving meaningful change. You’ll learn how to set an action plan, track progress, and ensure your message truly resonates. We also dive into
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