So often, as leaders, we are running around reacting to things that are happening in the moment. Or, thinking ahead to what's next. In this episode, Laurel Rutledge and I talk about cancel culture, toxic positivity, making decisions and modeling behaviour.

Being fearless is not the absence of fear but the courage to take the next step. Today's guest, Jacqueline Wales and I discuss self-awareness in leadership, powerful questions to ask when we get stuck, actions that yield big results, and more!

Are you interested in getting faster, easier, better results? Today's podcast guest, Jake Jacobs talks about leveraging change, why purpose and outcomes are essential drivers, as well as what we can learn from the troublemakers.

Two hot topics in leadership today are self-care and inclusion. Faith Clarke, my guest on this episode, gets into both. We chat about the idea of being hyper-present, how to honour your own needs, and how inclusion starts with us - among other things.

In this episode, I’m talking about one of my favourite “taboo” subjects of all time: Failure. The more we can get comfortable having real, meaningful conversations about what it means to fail, when we fail, and how we handle failure, the better we become at moving through the mistakes we are all, inevitably, going to make!

We all experience fear at some point in our leadership journey, and this week I dive into the topic with my guest Jennifer Thornton, Founder and CEO of 304 Coaching. In this episode, we speak about understanding fear and how it impacts our responses as leaders. Jennifer discusses how we can step out of that fear state in order to move from crisis management towards collaboration and innovation.

Karen Wright is the Founder of Parachute Executive Coaching and a recent recipient of a Lifetime Achievement Award for her contributions to the coaching profession. She is also the author of “The Accidental Alpha Woman: The Guide to Thriving When Life Feels Overwhelming.” In this episode, we talked about what leaders can do when they get overwhelmed, especially during challenging times, and discussed the often unrecognized signs of burnout in female leaders.

While speaking through a webcam might be new to much of the world, to my guest Karin Reed, CEO and Chief Confidence Creator of Speaker Dynamics, it’s been years in the making. Karin has been teaching business professionals how to be effective on-camera communicators for nearly a decade. In this episode, Karin and I talk about how to be a better communicator on camera, and how to lead effectively through the lens.