In this great episode I had the pleasure of chatting with Miles Downey, a top-notch c-suite leadership coach, author, and consultant. We delved into the fascinating world of coaching, exploring the similarities and differences between coaching leader…
In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Mike Pino, a futurologist, about the future of work and the challenges that new managers face in today’s business environment. Here are some of the highlights from our conversation:
– We talked abo…
We talk about a lot. I’ve never met a neurodivergent leadership developer before.
In this great episode, Kene Erike and I discuss the significance of the number 33, mental maturity, goal-setting, and the importance of having a purpose.
We cover the…
From part time student to CEO.
Learn how CEO of Sana Commerce Michiel Schipperus made his move and how he hires for success.
When the future minister of finance of the Netherlands offered Michiel his first management job as a part time student, he t…
Josh Novelle is an analytical people person. And a former long-haired Metal fan. And a welder. (Different type of metal…)
He’s also a pragmatic business leader who annoys the heck out of people by asking “why”. A lot.
We talk about
Being a custod…
Teaching taught him to be prepared for anything! (Has he met my kids?)
Knowing you don’t have to know the answer helped him become a better manager.
Faris Aranki, CEO of Shiageto consulting is an advocate of Pre-Mortems (a great technique for avoidi…
Vinit Patel co-founder of Filtered.com keeps on going by working in bursts, and designing his job so he takes on different roles every so often. He thinks it’s a great thing for anyone in any company to do.
He recommends everyone should find a coach …
“Measure twice, cut once” said Tom Lavery’s old design & tech teacher, Dr Knapp.
He’s CEO over at Jiminny (Tom, not Dr. Knapp…).
Talking about first aid for new managers – we spoke about How to Simplify things.
Keeping things simple makes them go f…
The astonishing Kim Abbot shares how she learned to motivate volunteers running her first social enterprise in India aged just 21.
A mechanical engineer by training, she’s spoken in front of the UN, helped build artificial hearts and done it all scar…
Catalina has strong ideas about people.
After a career building and running global HR teams in some of the biggest and now fastest growing companies on the planet, she knows what she’s talking about: “You know you’ve made it as a leader when you want…
