Why Your Old Playbook Isn’t Working Anymore with Jim Bishop
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What if the very habits that once made you successful are now holding you back?
In this episode, Rosie sits down with Jim Bishop for a deep and insightful conversation about the messy, human work of leadership transformation.
Jim shares powerful frameworks for disrupting outdated beliefs, bridging toward new possibilities, and growing into a more authentic, grounded leader. Together, they explore how our self-protective tendencies show up at midlife, the hidden cost of people-pleasing, and why the shift from “doing” to “being” is essential in today’s workplace.
Whether you're feeling stuck, seeking greater purpose, or simply wanting to lead with more intention, this episode offers inspiration and practical wisdom.
Guest Info
Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop is an executive coach, author of The Adventure Within, and founder of Conjunction Leadership, bringing over 20 years of experience in executive development, corporate leadership, and human performance. He’s worked with global organizations to modernize leadership systems and support culture transformation. Jim believes real change starts within, which inspired his signature DISRUPT, BRIDGE, and GROW framework to guide leaders through mindset shifts and meaningful growth. A certified coach and Leadership Facilitator, Jim blends science and heart to help leaders show up with authenticity in today’s volatile world.
Key Takeaways:
- Leadership today demands vulnerability, trust, and authenticity, not just expertise.
- Success patterns that once served us can later become barriers to further growth.
- “Non-productive drama” (NPD) often stems from leaders’ unresolved reactivity.
- True transformation requires unlearning, guided reflection, and internal clarity.
- Leaders should measure impact not just by outcomes—but by how people experience them.
Resources:
Learn more about Conjunction Leadership
Get Jim's book: The Adventure Within
Get your FREE Guide: Mastering Mid-Life Leadership with 9 Power Moves for Executives to Stay on Top