Benjamin Ritter
You are so much more than your purpose. All of our emotions and goals in life are a product of our own thoughts. Don’t let them control you. You are…
leadership
Leadership isn’t a title. It’s a practice. The founders in this section have thought deeply about it. They’ve built companies, led teams, and learned most of their leadership lessons the hard way. Which, inconveniently, seems to be the only way leadership lessons stick.
These interviews cover every dimension of leading. Team building. Decision making. Culture. Communication. The loneliness of being in charge and the skill of making other people feel like they are too. These aren’t leadership platitudes. They’re real stories from people who’ve had to figure it out in real time.
What’s valuable about these conversations is the honesty. Leadership books make it sound clean. These founders describe what it’s actually like. The doubt. The hard calls. The times they got it wrong and had to clean up the mess. That’s where the useful stuff lives.
You’ll find insights on building culture, managing through growth, navigating conflict, and the difference between the leader you think you are and the one your team actually experiences. If you lead people, want to, or are trying to get better at it, these conversations are practical and honest. No motivational posters required.
Hannah Martin
Sell your skills. We have so much more knowledge and experience than we give ourselves credit for – all of which is unique to us. So find a niche you…
Dominique Mas
Continue to be bold and fearless, and seek others’ opinions and perspective. You don’t have to do everything by yourself! After 15 years in educational leadership in international schools,…
Shannon Siriano Greenwood
There is this myth that I think many people believe that at some point you build enough confidence that hearing no doesn’t bother you. I don’t buy it. I hear…
Jordan Harbinger
Focus and prioritize relationships. The more value you’re able to add to your network, and the more you’re growing and nurturing that network, the more opportunity you have when you…
Alisa Beyer
Plan the work and work the plan. You must stay focused on your work plan or very quickly, things can go off the rails! About Alisa Marie Beyer, Entrepreneur…
Erin Papworth
Integrate your intuition with your intellect and you will be a force in all you do Erin Papworth spent thirteen years working in women’s development and behavioral science internationally….
Jessi Beyer
Jessi Beyer is a personal development speaker and coach who specializes in helping her audiences break through the chains of societal expectations and stereotypes, unleash their authentic selves, and live…
Diana Seyouri
Focus on one thing at a time until you master it or get it done. Since 2011, Diana has been pursuing one objective; to provide elite tools to the…
Judy Ringer
The power to shift, change, or resolve a conflict lies with you. It’s tempting to want to change the problematic person or situation, but situations are what they are. We…
Kieran Canisius
Manipulation is not always an evil skill. It is often used and believed to be negative, but I see it and use it for good things too. My definition of…
Craig Kielburger
Knowing your why makes you a more productive entrepreneur. Ask yourself, ‘Why am I doing this, and how am I driving positive impact by doing it?’…companies with a strong sense…