Today’s guest, Dr. Jim Sellner is no stranger to navigating personal crisis. As a behavioral psychologist and scientist who’s had two kidney transplants, he has a lot of wisdom to share on leading through it and finding the transformation. We also get into empathetic communication and healthy confrontation.

In this episode, we talk to brilliant return guest, Faith Clarke about celebrating difference, shifting the narrative of cultural norms, and creating a restorative work culture. “Restorative work culture is a culture people don’t have to recover from. How do we remove things that harm and habituate things that actually feed people’s souls?”

Today’s guest, Dr. Yosi Amram talks to us about spiritual intelligence – what it is, why it matters (particularly at work and in leadership), how to activate and develop it, and the results it yields based on his extensive research.

In this episode, I talk to corporate performance expert Peggy Sullivan about time poverty (aka being too busy) and what to do about it. Employ her 3-Step Busy-Busting Process to experience less stress and have more time for the things that matter.

What do business and jazz have in common? More than you think! In this episode, I talk to CEO, author and bass player, Gerald Leonard about performance in business, what he learned from a personal health crisis, and how music (jazz in particular) can inform our leadership.

In this episode, I talk to Karin Hurt and David Dye about dealing with workplace conflict, communication in conflict, and the greatest-of-all-time power phrases you can rely on to achieve your desired outcomes.

It’s that time again… In this episode, we look back on the conversations from 2023. Listen in as Céline shares her biggest takeaways, favorite guests, what’s changed (or hasn’t) in the leadership space, and so much more!

In this episode, we are talking to Entrepreneur, Investor & CEO Andrew Swiler about his experience taking over a Ukranian company 3 months after the war started. We also get into what HRMS software is, what it can do, and why it matters – now, more than ever.