Welcome to Executives Uncut, where we provide solutions to stop the Corporate Cycle of Hell. We record this podcast LIVE, so it's raw and unedited - just like our content. Join us as we dig deep and pull back the curtain on what really troubles leaders. Get ready to laugh and learn something new with host Sarah Hodges and regular guest Fergus Connolly.
Excited to welcome onto to podcast Colleen Blum! She is the VP at Combs & Company and Host of The Try & Stop Me Podcast.This episode will be about how she got to where she is today. She's got a passion for career motivation, health, and mindset similar to me so this should be a good one!Together Sarah and Colleen talk about how they both "googled" their way to where they are now. They talk about the principle behind that mindset which is that things don't have to be perfect to get started. Colleen started her podcast as a perfectionist as most of us do with anything in life. She says "We're not afraid of failing, we're afraid of failing in front of other people". In her tips for the audience, she emphasizes ideas of not being afraid of failure, which is difficult to come to terms with, checking in with yourself constantly, and consistency in general when working towards a new goal. Colleen's Instagram: @collblumColleen's Podcast: ‘Try & Stop Me'
Sarah answers your questions submitted throughout the week and reflects on the past year of podcasting and coaching.
Sarah and Nicole talk about a new business paradigm. One that consists of regenerative leadership, authenticity, and self-awareness. Nicole explains her transition from Harvard University and a corporate lifestyle to her current journey of living out of her van. Nicole Bellisle is the Co-Founder of Collective Channel and Executive Leadership Educator at Harvard University. Nicole specializes in Feminine Leadership, Conscious Leadership Practices, and Mastermind Facilitation. Nicole Bellisle LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolebellisle/Collective Channel:collectivechannel.comSocial Media (Facebook, Insta, TikTok):@collectivechannel
Sarah is talking with Jim Tenzillo, Vice President of Invest Michigan. Jim's Medium: https://jtenzillo.medium.com/Twitter: @forrealjimLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimtenzillo/
Simon Severino is the CEO of Strategy Sprints, creator of the Strategy Sprints Method, a podcast host, and TED Talk speaker. Todays Topic: How to Run a Healthy Business in 2021 (The 3 CEO Habits).Check Out Simon's Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Follow Simon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonseve...
Sarah is joined by Jake Dunlap, CEO of Skaled Sales Consulting. Together they're discussing the future of sales. Stick around for practical tips from Jake and a coaching question from Sarah.Chapter markers available ---->Watch the podcast in video form here: https://youtu.be/vvxPbOxAxZ0 Be sure to follow Jake on social and check out feel free to check out Skaled Sales Consulting using the links below. Jake's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakedunlap/Jake's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jake_dunlap_/Skaled Sales Consulting: https://skaled.com/
Sarah is joined by Ludmila Praslova Ph.D. SHRM-SCP who is the Director of Research in Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Vanguard University of Southern California. Together they discuss challenges, assumptions, and benefits of neuro-minorities in the workplace.
This conversation between Sarah and Bob Gerst is more relevant then ever given the current pandemic. Bob is an HR professional, Executive Coach, and Podcast Host and together they talk about job transitions, new opportunities, and strategies to bounce back from job loss. Take a listen as they share their experiences in coaching people through these tough times.
Sarah sits down with her two interns, Emily and Justin. They discuss their internship experience and provide advice to leaders and potential interns on how to make the most out of the experience.
Sarah is joined all the way from Nigeria by her Harvard classmate, Nonye Ujam. Together they are talking about following your passion, career changes, and hierarchical organizations.
Sarah Hodges is joined by Sarah Schwab, the president of the independent film production company Cardinal Flix. They discuss raising capital, specifically through showing up authentically. Sarah and Sarah talk about believing in your product and having a genuine approach when attempting to raise capital.
Sarah is joined by speaker, consultant, podcaster, author of 3 books, and corporate coach, Rory Rowland. They are talking about coaching for leaders, the difference between corporate coaching and executive coaching, and asking open-ended questions. Stick around until the end for this week's coaching challenge!
Sarah is joined by John Whitaker, Executive Vice President and CHRO with National Partners in Healthcare. His podcast, HR Hardball, is currently trending on iTunes and Spotify. They will be discussing status obsession and how it lowers your value.
Sarah is joined by an old friend, Dr. Dan Ratner. Together they are talking about uncovering truth especially related to chronic pain. They also discuss how our thoughts can change our physiology. Listen until the end for the week's coaching challenge!
Sarah is joined by Keith Meyerson, Senior Director of Talent & OD. They are discussing how to successfully work remotely, which is uncomfortably familiar to most of us during this time.
Sarah and Fergus talk about uncertainty, thriving in times of uncertainty, and the opportunity that can come from it. They also address the current state of uncertainty given the global pandemic. Listen until the end for the week's coaching challenge!
Sarah is joined by Jose Perez, CEO of Creative Image. Together they talk about employee autonomy and how to get the most out of your employees.
Today we’re talking about Getting Buy-In from employees. Sarah is joined by Ben Winfield, Director of Channel Partnerships and Strategy at Rover Analytics and host of The BENefits Show.
Sarah is accompanied by Dr. Dale Nesbary, President of Muskegon Community College. They are discussing how to use data effectively to make decisions, how to navigate through this pandemic and what's to come in the future.
Sarah and Fergus talk about change, resistance to change, and how change can lead to growth. They will touch on the uncertainty of these times with Covid-19 affecting every aspect of our lives now. They will provide quick tips and a coaching challenge for you to take home so stay tuned until the end!
Sarah is joined by David Serafine, 3x author of highly visual and purpose-driven wordcraft. They are talking about social impact initiatives for the busy executive. Find out more about David here: beforetheashesfallthefilm.com
Sarah is joined by Fergus Connolly! They will be talking about the dangers of micromanaging and simple ways to keep your staff on the same page.
Sarah is joined by Joe Masi from Collective Endeavors LLC. Together they talk about neurophysiology and connecting with your physical body in a work environment.
Sarah and Fergus discuss impression management. Are you overly concerned with how you appear to others? Together they talk about how to deal with this challenge. They also touch on the importance of listening and understanding your own values. Tune in for this week's tips and coaching challenge!
Sarah is joined by Barry Demp of Demp Coaching. These two coaches are talking about mindful decision making, the coaching profession, and many overall tips to help executives everywhere.
Sarah and Fergus talk about technology. Have we developed an over-reliance on it? Is technology hindering interpersonal relationships? What are bond touch bracelets? Stick around until the end for this week's quick tips and coaching challenge!
Sarah is joined by David Grasso, the Executive Director of BOLD TV. Together they're talking about intuitive competition by using media to stand out and connect with your audience and consumers.
Sarah and Fergus talk about our tendency to make up stories to explain the behavior of others. Our biases often interfere with our perceptions of situations. In this episode, they discuss the pros and cons of storytelling, the importance of communication and self-awareness, and how to overcome this tendency. Stick around until the end for our coaching challenge of the week!
Sarah is joined by Jonathan Moore from York, UK! Together they talk about the importance of culture in the workplace and recognizing the difference between toxic and healthy environments.
Delegation is a learned skill. Sarah and Fergus discuss the importance of knowing when and how to delegate tasks effectively. Take a listen to find out more!
Sarah is joined by Medina Jett of Jett Speaks LLC. They're talking about self-promotion, how to think like a boss and walk the talk within the workplace. Take a listen to find out more.
In this episode of Executives Uncut, we're tackling the problem of working with people across different generations, specifically Gen Z.
What is a vision? Why is it important? How is a vision different from a goal? Sarah and Fergus tackle the concept of "blurred vision" and reveal a coaching challenge that will tell you if your vision is clear or blurry. Take a listen to find out more!
Sarah and Fergus discuss the pros and cons of rigid structure, people, processes and thinking. They talk about how to build flexibility into your schedule and adapt a growth mindset. Take a listen to find out more!
Sarah is joined by Anna Houden, the Associate Leadership Coach at Hodges Coaching, and together they talk about self-leadership. What is self-leadership? Why is it important? How can we improve at it? They also break down Sarah's A+ Method™ for coaching, which includes acceptance, awareness, adaptation, and assurance. Take a listen to find out more!
Sarah is joined by Salvatore Buscemi aka "The Cranky Banker." Together they try to tackle to challenge of managing people with different values and religions. They talk about the importance of workplace culture and how to keep employees engaged from day to day.
Sarah Hodges and Fergus Connolly break down binary thinking and the implications it has in corporations and in sports. They discuss the concepts of "red teaming", "thinking in the grey", and how to promote integrated thinking within corporations.
Sarah Hodges is joined by Fergus Connolly and together they discuss the concept of proverbial fires and strategies to put them out. They touch on the importance of acceptance, displaying emotion and self-compassion when dealing with stressful situations.
Welcome to Executives Uncut! Get to know your host, Sarah Hodges and our regular guest, Fergus Connolly. This episode dives into the inspiration behind the podcast and what you can expect from future episodes.