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Ron finds that our busy minds are hoarders—and that clearing that out can start as simply as a few deep breaths. Dr. Ron Stotts is a three-time bestselling author with a PhD in psychology, a Dr. of Chiropractic, and has been teaching mediation for over forty-five years. He's explored the depths of ancient wisdom and the latest in psychological neurological studies, and leadership as he guides entrepreneurs and executives into the highest levels of conscious leadership. We discuss how critical inner work and self-acceptance are to leading effectively, and how mindful living...
info_outline Be a good person: Rob BeachyUncommon Leadership
Rob says the gift most responsible for his success is his humor. Rob Beachy started out his career in the military and took those skills and transitioned in the civilian world as a technical support representative, network admin, IT consulting engineer and ultimately to his current role as Chief Information Officer at Sturgis Bank & Trust. We discuss learning from failures, fostering open communication, the benefits of building an inclusive culture, and never taking himself too seriously. Contact Rob via LinkedIn: or email: [email protected]. For...
info_outline Welcome opportunities through challenge: Kumar and Amit RamlallUncommon Leadership
Amit and Kumar don't mind being cogs in a machine—because they know they are the perfect cog for their part of the machine. Dr. Kumar Ramlall is an investor, entrepreneur, medical specialist, and a respected business advisor. He has a distinguished academic background and extensive practical experience. Amit Chintan Ramlall possesses a unique gift for helping leaders transform their challenges into opportunity. His own journey out of the Autism maze helped him become an expert in the human mind and human achievement. He integrates the vast knowledge he's gained from...
info_outline Demonstrate positive personal impact: Mark FulcherUncommon Leadership
The highlight of Mark's career was his time helping the Victorian government partner with private businesses to react to and recover from the 2009 Australian bushfires. Mark Fulcher is the managing director of Beacon Consult, a leadership and organisation performance consultancy, based out of Melbourne Australia. Mark has taken his experience from leadership roles in Big 4 consulting and multinationals to help growing SMEs (small-medium orgs) get set up for future success. Mark believes that business success is so closely tied to leadership effectiveness - and so should stay...
info_outline Believe in Wonder: Adrian KoehlerUncommon Leadership
When Adrian watches a TV show or movie, he always understands the villain. Adrian Koehler is a leadership engagement expert and senior partner at the executive coaching firm, Take New Ground. We discuss using authenticity and conversation to build meaningful connections, and the profound significance of our personal gifts and the impact they can have on those around us. Adrian's free e-book The Change Imperative is at . Connect with Adrian on LinkedIn: and Instragram: For more inspiring conversations like this, sign up for my newsletter at ....
info_outline People are heuristics: Michael BoltonUncommon Leadership
Michael finds that dealing with actors is perfect preparation for being a software program manager. Michael Bolton is a consulting software tester and testing teacher who helps people to solve testing problems that they didn't realize they could solve. Michael has over 30 years of experience testing, developing, managing, and writing about software, and has traveled to six continents to help people learn about testing. We discuss the importance of diverse talents and perspectives in software development and testing, the power of metaphor, and how useful embracing failure can...
info_outline Enjoy your journey: Brad VoorheesUncommon Leadership
Brad has been road tripping to Up North Michigan with his best buddies for twenty-four years. Brad Voorhees is the cornerstone of ScaleTx, bringing a wealth of experience with over 15 years in leadership roles and a track record of building and scaling HR departments from the ground up. His expertise lies in providing strategic guidance, hands-on leadership, and mentorship, driving HR departments to become instrumental in organizational growth. We discuss recognizing leadership potential, assessing communication skills, being a net positive influence, and effective learning...
info_outline Foster curiosity: Chandler CutlerUncommon Leadership
Chandler believes conflict is necessary for building strong teams. Chandler Cutler embarked on his entrepreneurial journey at just 21. In the two decades since, he has mastered the art of leadership, communication, and resilience, facing real-world business challenges head-on, culminating in the founding of CorEthos. Chandler and CorEthos emphasize the humanity behind every business operation. They help you transform your business with a people-first approach that keeps humanity at the core while ensuring long-term commitment and transparent communication as they collaborate...
info_outline Feed your good wolf: Jay FloydUncommon Leadership
Jay used to think that managing was all about coaching. Jay Floyd is a data engineering leader, life coach, and podcaster. He is also the curator of the 'What's Good' brand, dedicated to finding the good in all of life's scenarios, or as he calls it, 'feeding our good wolf.' We discuss leading with a personal touch, the power of positive growth, fostering rich team environments, and the wolves we carry inside us. Connect with Jay via his website: and LinkedIn: . For more inspiring conversations like this, sign up for my newsletter at . And follow...
info_outline Respect your people: Colleen JohnsonUncommon Leadership
Colleen's family helps her remember that we never know what's going on for anyone else. Colleen Johnson has been working in the technology space for over 20 years, with half of that focused on improving the way we deliver value. She has taught and presented agile concepts to audiences around the world but is happiest in the Colorado mountains with her husband and three kids. We discuss the most useful metric for team progress, the benefits of nurturing creativity in retaining talent, and how diversity impacts learning opportunities. Join the ProKanban.org slack...
info_outlineAntoinette considers herself a compulsive teacher. And a perpetual loudmouth.
Antoinette Coetzee is a professional coach whose pattern in life seems to be to learn something, master it, and then immediately want to share it with. Personal development, new possibilities, a more supportive society, and 3 pugs are what gets her up in the morning.
We chat about the close ties between our leadership and our personal development, the importance of embracing humility and experimentation, and how inhabiting our current circumstances can bring the energy and direction we need to lead well.
Connect with Antoinette on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/antoinettecoetzee; her website: https://agilecoaching.global/; and via email: [email protected].
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