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You can find the notes, links, and resources here https://betterhumans.me/genevieve-hodge-mindful-leadership-for-climate-action/ In this episode with Genevieve Hodge, we talked about the following: 00:00 intro 02:50 I found my Ikigai work with young, ambitious, engaged, smart, young people. 06:50 From Hong Kong to Australia. 08:20 To Europe, a sabbatical in Italy, and staying. 10:00 People that ca...

You can find the notes and links for this episode here https://betterhumans.me/gerardo-segat-humanizing-leadership/ In this episode with Gerardo Segat, we talked about the following: 00:00 intro 00:45 Why do we need to humanize leadership? 04:00 Behaviours that we do as leaders that lead us away from a better world. 06:00 The trigger to sell his business and become a coach. 07:15 The inner goals h...

You can find the notes, links and resources for this episode here https://betterhumans.me/how-do-you-help-your-team-to-become-better-humans-in-2024/ In this first Better Leaders LinkedIn Live of 2024, Erno will answer your questions on how to become a better leader and how you can help your team members become better humans. In this episode, Erno is answering questions from leaders: 00:00 Intro Be...

You can find the notes, links, and resources here https://betterleaders.me/egbert-mulder-circular-leadership-with-the-overview-effect/ In this episode with Egbert Mulder, we talked about the following: 00:00 intro 01:50 Using the experience to inspire leaders to redesign their organisation 02:25 The overview effect - Frank White 03:35 We came for the moon, but we discovered the earth. 04:40 Earthr...

Find the notes, links and resources for this episode here https://betterhumans.me/arielle-goodman-jenny-hegland-lindsey-keck-from-breakdowns-to-breakthroughs/ In this episode with Arielle Goodman, Jenny Hegland, and Lindsey Keck, we talked about the following: 00:00 A first with three guests 01:55 How did they come up with the name Unlimited Boundaries? 03:30 Using complementary skillsets to build...

You can find the notes, links and resources here https://betterhumans.me/sofia-mourato-learn-to-enjoy-conflict-in-the-workplace/ In this episode with Sofia Mourato, we talked about the following: 00:00 This job brings back good memories for Sofia and why 03:45 She discovered that architecture has a lot of things in common with cinema 05:30 Her favorite place 06:15 Empathy practice through film 08:...

You can find the notes, links, and resources of this episode here https://betterhumans.me/lidia-chmel-resilience-in-times-of-crisis/ In this episode with Lidia Chmel, we talked about the following: Experiencing the Rusian vs Ukraine war as a Russian abroad was difficult. She moved from Portugal to Israel because of the war. Her parents live in Israel and as a jew, it was ‘easy’ to move to Israel T...

You can find the notes and links for this episode here https://betterhumans.me/arshiya-kherani-how-to-build-resilience-as-a-leader/ In this episode with Arshiya Kherani, we talked about the following: Why she moved from Cleveland (OH) to New York City, and why her parents agreed. Why she started in affordable housing. Housing should be a basic human right and the connection of housing with other b...

You can find the notes and links here https://betterhumans.me/erno-hannink-inner-development-habits/ In this episode with Erno Hannink, we talked about the following: This episode is a bit different, Erno, who is normally the host, is now the guest. Sustainable development goals – signed by 186 countries in 2015. The goal is to accomplish these 17 goals by 2030. Now we are at 50% of the timeline (...

You can find the notes and links of this conversation here https://betterhumans.me/tom-van-der-lubbe-leadership-and-self-organization/ In this episode with Tom van der Lubbe, we talked about the following: Viisi has a holacracy structure in their company – that is decentralized decision making In teams, every team member is for half a year has leader role of the team. All the roles are visible to...

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You can find the links and notes for this episode here https://blog.coach.me/cassie-briggs-supporting-the-career-growth-of-those-you-lead/ In this episode with Cassi Briggs, we talked about the following: focus on career coaching to students and early career professionals in science and medicine. Her dream job was to be a college biology professor Life circumstances can have a great impact on a ca...

You can find the show notes and links in this post https://blog.coach.me/scott-maderer-stewardship-for-leaders/ In this episode with Scott Maderer, we talked about the following: Stewardship is about the benefit for the wider other. Worldview: I need to do something bigger than myself. Stewardship, we are the earth’s stewards and need to take care of it for the next generations. Sometimes we will...

You can find the notes and links for this episode here https://blog.coach.me/rob-hatch-simple-decisions-for-success/ In this episode with Rob Hatch, we talked about the following: The biggest challenge for leaders today is time. Time to reflect on your work. Find time outside the demand. Don’t be an open-door leader. Take a pause and reflect. How to give full attention to your children. How manage...

You can find the notes and links for this episode here https://blog.coach.me/sophie-wade-human-centric-leadership/ In this episode with Sophie Wade, we talked about the following: 1:30 transition from strategic work to flexible work 2:45 What we need to know about ourselves and different generations – developing empathy 5:00 How she got more focussed during her work days, by working fewer days, an...

You can find the notes and links for this episode here https://blog.coach.me/peter-benei-leadership-anywhere/ In this episode with Peter Benei, we talked about the following: The first 10 years of his career were separated into two distinct phases, in-office and remote. He moved to London for a more global view and to prove that he was capable of working in advertising in the center of the world....

You can find the notes and links for this episode here https://blog.coach.me/lidia-chmel-the-…ce-of-resilience/ .

In this episode, Temi Odube, executive coach, shares her path to becoming a coach and describes her typical clients. . Temi is an executive coach and accredited EMCC Practitioner with over 17 years’ experience in the Leadership and Development Space. She is dedicated to helping her clients thrive, by working with their strengths and reinforcing their ability to be resilient in times of challenge....

You can find the notes and links for this episode here:   https://blog.coach.me/ken-yarina-new-p…nd-team-dynamics/

You can find the notes and links for this episode here https://blog.coach.me/tyler-sellhorn-move-from-command-control-to-collaborate-connect/ In this episode with Tyler Sellhorn, we talked about the following: Listening closely to the learner and centering the understanding of the learner centrally. Teaching is about what you are hoping to accomplish and solving from that backward. As leaders to b...

You can find the notes and links for this episode here https://blog.coach.me/liz-guthridge-the-more-resilient-version-of-your-authentic-self/ In this episode with Liz Guthridge, we talked about the following: A leader can be at any level in the organization. The difference between a manager and a leader. The medium time you should think about reinvention for the organization. Managing your emotion...

You can find the notes and links for this episode here https://blog.coach.me/valentina-thorner-remote-leadership/ In this episode with Valentina Thörner (pronounced Turner), we talked about the following: She explained why remote working has changed during the pandemic. During the hiring period at Automattic, you are not talking to a live person. People who like to be at the office, but hate the c...

You can find the notes and resources here https://blog.coach.me/mihai-banulescu-how-to-be-playfully-productive/ In this episode with Mihai Banulescu, we talked about: Growing up in Roumenia he was advanced in math coming to the US. Going into computers was a natural thing. Agile and Ruby are written for developer happiness. The episode with Maud Slich on testing of software The lesson he learned f...

You will find the notes and links for this episode here https://blog.coach.me/taylor-tracy-sobriety-habits/ In this episode with Taylor Tracy, we talked about: Taylor was using coach.me for tracking her sobriety. “I am not their parent.” The success that the first clients are still sober. The connection and support from other coaches. Next step for her coaching. Why did she choose the mindfulness...