Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Myers-Briggs for Greater Self-Awareness
Release Date: 07/31/2024
Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Sleep is Key
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As a leader, it's difficult to get enough rest, let alone good quality sleep. Many of us find ourselves trapped in a cycle of sleeplessness, stress, and compromised productivity. On this episode of the Illustrating Leadership podcast, I had the pleasure of hosting Monica LeBaron, a seasoned sleep coach and author of . Our conversation shed light on the transformative power of sleep and how leaders can harness it to enhance their personal and professional lives. Meet Monica LeBaron: From Personal Struggle to Sleep Expert Monica's journey into the world of sleep coaching began with her personal...
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Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Vulnerability
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Welcome to another edition of Illustrating Leadership, where we bring you insights from some of the most thoughtful and experienced leaders in the field. Today, we are thrilled to share a conversation with Joanna Kozlowski, a remarkable leader with a diverse background spanning teaching, architecture, engineering, and consulting. Joanna's journey unveils a refreshing perspective on leadership, mentorship, and values, especially relevant in today’s evolving work culture. From Teaching to Consulting: Joanna's Unique Leadership Journey As Joanna recounts, "My first career was in...
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Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Rebellion & Resilience
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Welcome to the Illustrating Leadership podcast! Today, I'm delighted to introduce you to Heather Simpson, the dynamic founder and CEO of . Heather has cultivated a thriving community that serves as a workspace and a hub of inspiration and collaboration. Beyond her impressive professional accomplishments, Heather brings extensive experience in leadership and training leaders to our conversation. Building A Community of Visionaries As I shared in our opening chat, Heather's *Her Connection Hub* isn't just a place to work; it's truly a community of visionary people pursuing their...
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Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Transitions
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In this episode of the Illustrating Leadership podcast, host Jessica Wright, a Life and Career Development Coach for Leaders, interviews Bonita Owens, an Executive Leadership Coach and Facilitator from AWN Leadership Consulting. They discuss actionable strategies for new leaders, with a focus on personal development, self-awareness, and the challenges of stepping into leadership roles. Bonita shares a compelling story of a new leader overcoming initial struggles and growing into a confident leader. The discussion also provides tips for outgoing leaders to ensure a smooth transition and...
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Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Communicating Your Message
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First, did you come here just for the link to join Marisa's free masterclass called "Leave 'Em Wanting More"? Smart move. for the live class on September 10, 12, or 14 (2024). Ok, here's more about the episode... In this episode of the Illustrating Leadership Podcast, host Jessica interviews Marisa Corcoran, founder of the Copy Confidence Society. They discuss Marisa's influence on Jessica's journey to creating the podcast, the importance of clear and effective messaging, and authentic communication strategies. Marisa shares insights on the 'Copy Stars' framework, the...
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Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Productivity
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In this episode of the Illustrating Leadership Podcast, host Jessica Wright chats with Kayla Dansby, founder of Groove Virtual Assisting Agency. Kayla shares her insights on how leaders, especially entrepreneurs, can overcome the overwhelm that often accompanies wearing multiple hats. She emphasizes the importance of clarity, prioritization, and strategic delegation to achieve a better work-life balance. Key Takeaways: The Overwhelm-Procrastination Cycle: Kayla discusses how feeling overwhelmed often leads to procrastination, creating a cycle that hinders productivity. Clarity as...
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Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Trust
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In this episode of the Illustrating Leadership podcast, we had the pleasure of speaking with Horace T. Brooks, a seasoned leader and General Manager of the Courtyard by Marriott in Key Largo, Florida. Horace shared invaluable insights drawn from his extensive experience in the hospitality industry and his reflections on leadership, highlighting the influence of two key mentors in his career. A Lesson in Empowerment and Trust Horace began by reflecting on one of his most impactful mentors, Mr. Ron Hulsey. Mr. Hulsey, an introvert known for his quiet demeanor, taught Horace the power of...
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Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Transparency
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Welcome to the Illustrating Leadership Podcast! In today's episode, we are thrilled to welcome Melissa Cade Garcia, a lifelong educator, trainer, coach, speaker, and most recently, a published author. With an extensive career dedicated to leadership development, behavioral awareness, and academic enrichment, Melissa shares her incredible journey and insights with us. Melissa's career has been a beacon of leadership and development, rooted in the scenic backdrop of Southwest Florida, where she resides with her husband, David. Her dedication to fostering growth and leadership in various spheres...
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Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Myers-Briggs for Greater Self-Awareness
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Illustrating Leadership host and Life & Career Development Coach for Leaders, Jessica Wright, welcomes guest Dr. Alan Mueller, an organizational leadership and development expert, back to the Illustrating Leadership Podcast to discuss emotional intelligence. Dr. Mueller emphasizes its increasing importance in the modern workplace, driven by the transition from the industrial to the information age and greater workforce diversity. He identifies seven key components of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, empathy, intercultural competence, listening, communication, social navigation...
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Illustrating Leadership Lesson: Together in the Trenches
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Welcome to another exciting episode of the Illustrating Leadership Podcast! In today's episode, we have the pleasure of chatting with Stacey Stokely, an enrolled agent and the CEO of Bay to Baker Tax Service in beautiful Washington State. Stacey is not your typical accountant. With a passion for adventure, she brings a unique perspective to the world of taxes and accounting. When she's not in the office, you can find her exploring the woods or enjoying the water, whether it's frozen or not. Bay to Baker Tax Service, which began on a ski lift in the foothills of Mount Baker, has now expanded...
info_outlineIllustrating Leadership host and Life & Career Development Coach for Leaders, Jessica Wright, welcomes guest Dr. Alan Mueller, an organizational leadership and development expert, back to the Illustrating Leadership Podcast to discuss emotional intelligence. Dr. Mueller emphasizes its increasing importance in the modern workplace, driven by the transition from the industrial to the information age and greater workforce diversity. He identifies seven key components of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, empathy, intercultural competence, listening, communication, social navigation skills, and a growth mindset.
The conversation explores the historical context of emotional intelligence, highlighting the shift from a focus on efficiency and hierarchical leadership in the industrial revolution to the demand for empathy and intercultural competence in today's diverse and collaborative work environments. Dr. Mueller and Wright discuss the role of personality assessments, like the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, in understanding individual differences and fostering self-awareness, particularly in leadership roles.
They emphasize the importance of recognizing and appreciating different personality types, including introverts and extroverts, and adapting leadership styles to create inclusive and effective teams. The episode concludes with Dr. Mueller introducing his online course designed to help individuals deepen their understanding of personality types and leverage this knowledge for personal and professional growth.
Connect more with Dr. Mueller on his website, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook. You can learn more about his course there too!
Your host, Jessica Wright, is a Life & Career Development Coach for Leaders and the Founder of Wright Life Coaching, LLC. You can follow her on LinkedIn and Instagram. Learn more about Leadership Masterclass, the private podcast and community at www.jessicawright.online/leadership-masterclass.
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