Get Curious, Not Furious: The Self-Acceptance Shift with Dr. Laura Gallaher


What if self-acceptance was the secret to faster growth? 📈

Dr. Laura Gallaher, an organizational psychologist who helped transform NASA’s culture post-Columbia disaster, joins Rosie to unpack the power of radical self-acceptance, psychological safety, and breaking free from head trash. ❤️‍🩹

Listen in as they geek out on how our faulty programming holds us back, why vulnerability is a leadership superpower, and how to silence that inner critic (without losing your edge).

This convo is filled with golden nuggets you’ll want to write down, rewind, and share.🎧

Rosie in My Pocket: Okay to Not Be Okay


In this Rosie in My Pocket, Rosie encourages us to embrace the powerful truth: it’s okay to not be okay. She explores how vulnerability, support, and grace can transform life’s hardest moments into opportunities for growth.

A gentle nudge to feel, heal, and connect—because sometimes, the bravest step is asking for help.

Creating Fearless Environments with Firouzeh Dittmar


What does it take to create fearless environments where everyone feels heard?

Firouzeh Dittmar, founder of Beyond Belonging Consulting, shares her journey and insights on psychological safety, breaking down DEI myths, and the power of vulnerability in leadership. This transformative conversation with Rosie is packed with practical tips to help you foster connection, inclusion, and trust—at work and beyond.

Get ready to rethink what it means to lead with humanity!

Courage: Part 1 with Rebecca Johnson, Natalie Johnson and Joe Rea

Joe Rea is a passionate leader in the behavioral health sector who exemplifies courageous leadership in action. In this episode, hosts Rebecca Johnson and Natalie Johnson explore the multifaceted role of courage in the workplace.

Joe delves into his evolution as a leader, sharing invaluable insights on how integrity and vulnerability shape effective leadership. Joe emphasizes that true leadership is observed through actions, not just words, and discusses the importance of aligning personal values with professional responsibilities.

Rebecca and Natalie probe deeper into the nuances of courageous decisions, touching upon the concepts of discomfort and risk. They challenge listeners to reflect on when to take risks for the greater good and when to strategically navigate institutional limitations.

This episode also makes critical connections between individual energy, team connection, and organizational courage, offering a holistic view for listeners aiming to build high-performing teams.

Driving Results with People-First Culture with Christine Dolliver

Christine Dolliver knows a thing or two about bringing out the best in people. As the go-to for People Strategy at Dealers Wholesale, she’s a phenomenal example of what is possible when you put really good intentionality into your goals and culture, truly living your purpose and your values, and developing people and developing leaders. In this chat on "Show Up as a Leader," Christine sits down with Rosie Ward to talk about what really makes workplaces tick and why you don’t have to choose between being a people-focused or results-focused company.

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Rosie in My Pocket: Not Foreboding Joy

Rosie Ward shares her insights on the value of intentionally leaning into gratitude as a remedy for foreboding joy. She delves into the vulnerability of experiencing joy and how we sometimes hold back from fully embracing it, fearing potential future disappointments. She invites us to notice where we may be foreboding joy in our own lives and challenges us to express gratitude as a way to lean into and feel the joy more fully. Rosie's message is a reminder to actively practice gratitude and allow ourselves to embrace joy, ultimately letting our sparkle shine. Join us on this journey of learning and inspiration as we explore her teachings on leadership and living a fulfilled life.

Rosie in My Pocket: Team Effectiveness Exercise

In this episode, Rosie delves into psychological safety and its significance within various aspects of our lives. She introduces a powerful exercise that promotes open conversations about our emotional triggers and self-protective behaviors. She guides listeners through a step-by-step process where individuals share the stories they create when feeling triggered, the outward signs that indicate their self-protective mode, and how they'd like others to support them in realigning with their authentic selves.

Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Growth in Crisis with John Robertson

John Robertson, Founder and President of FORTLOG Services, is an expert in leadership and crisis management. With a background in psychology, he has been instrumental in reshaping and redefining the concept of crises within the American Psychological Association. He joins Dr. Rosie Ward for a thought-provoking conversation about the power of crisis, defining our values, and living authentically in a world often clouded by filters and fear. From rethinking our approach to crises to learning from unexpected sources, this episode is packed with valuable insights on personal growth, leadership, and the importance of true connection.

Rosie in My Pocket: Going First

In this short episode, Rosie explores the value of going first and stepping into the arena, drawing inspiration from an unexpected source—penguins! Discover how the act of going first can be a catalyst for incredible breakthroughs in teams and relationships, fostering a culture of courageous vulnerability. By modeling courage and sharing our authentic thoughts and struggles, we create a ripple effect, granting permission for others to do the same.

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