In this episode, Rosie shares her insights on the power of shifting from "I" to "You" in our communication. She challenges listeners to examine their emails, marketing content, and website messaging to create a sense of connection for the individual. Join Rosie on this journey of self-discovery and learn how this simple shift can profoundly impact how we engage with others.
Striving for 'good to great' isn't enough in our rapidly evolving world. In this episode, David Gorsage and Rosie Ward delve into the incremental steps you can take to become extraordinary. David shares his perspective on elevating unique team member abilities, the importance of one-on-one meetings, and the impact of communication on leadership effectiveness. David gives a lot of great tangible things we can do incrementally to get rid of what he calls our head trash and to start to show up as extraordinary.
Between all of the disconnection and chaos that is happening in the world and the almost daily conversations I’m having with leaders and teams lately, I’ve been thinking about the power of using our voice in productive ways and what holds us back and gets in our way. Do any of the following sound familiar...
Ryane LeCesne helps us move beyond fear in leadership and life by recognizing the critical impact of internal dialogues and advocates for nurturing kindness within oneself. She understands that the way people communicate with themselves can be a matter of profound existential significance, shaping the entire landscape of their inner experiences. She joins Rosie to guide us through the maze of reprogramming our brains for a healthier inner dialogue and emotional processing. They'll share poignant personal stories and reveal how they tackle the self-limiting narratives that high achievers often contend with. They'll also unravel the strategies for cultivating courage in the presence of fear, the significance of self-awareness, and the immeasurable value of sitting with our emotions. So, tune in as we learn to silence the noise of doubt and step into the spotlight of clarity, courage, and confidence.
Paul Epstein, the author of the bestseller "Better Decisions Faster," is an expert in leadership and organizational culture. He has almost fifteen years of experience as a professional sports executive for multiple NFL and NBA teams. In this episode, Paul joins Rosie Ward to reveal a groundbreaking formula for improved decision-making. He discusses how combining the heart's passion with the mind's logic can lead to better, faster, and more fulfilling decisions in every aspect of life. This episode is a must-watch for anyone who wants to make better decisions.
Are you showing up as your fully authentic self in ALL areas of your life? If you’re like most human beings, my guess is probably not. You see, in the first 10 or so years of our life, our brains are downloading programming from our lived experiences and observing our surroundings; this programming tells us...
The unfiltered reality of life is acknowledging that challenges are inevitable. Rosie explores courage and how the true test lies in our ability to rise after every fall. She discusses the tendency to be derailed by negative emotions, anxiety, and feelings of hopelessness during tough times. Drawing from the wisdom of a friend, she introduces the idea of a "resilience resume" – a compilation of past hardships, lessons learned, and personal growth.
Chris Johnson, author of "The Leadership Pause" and the owner of Q4-Consulting, is a renowned leader, advocate for self-care, and understands the importance of working well with our energy. Whether it be leading a large organization, a small department, or even a community project, Chris believes that addressing the cumulative stress in our lives is essential to avoid burnout. Drawing a parallel between our inner energy and the batteries in our phones, she emphasizes the need to recharge ourselves regularly. However, Chris believes that self-care goes beyond simply knowing its importance; it begins with learning to catch ourselves being ourselves. Sharing a captivating story, Chris takes us on a journey that promises to transform our approach to leadership and self-care.
I’ve previously written blogs about incredible life and leadership lessons I’ve been gifted from my son, Peyton. And I know I’m not alone. When I’m doing developmental work with leaders, I regularly hear comments from them on how applicable the skills and tools are to parenting; it’s not in a paternalistic or condescending way but more...
Chris Johnson, author of "The Leadership Pause" and the owner of Q4-Consulting, is a renowned executive leadership coach, psychologist, and consultant. With over 20 years of experience working with leaders and their teams, Chris is dedicated to cultivating strong leaders, promoting healthy workplaces, and creating engaged, thriving communities. In this episode, she explores the power of embodied learning and how it can transform our lives and leadership. Let's dive in!