Bill Storm

Lessons in Leadership

Business EN ↓ 115 episodes

“Most Teams Aren’t Lacking Talent—They’re Lacking Direction and Development.” Lead Smarter. Grow Faster. Empower Your Team. Bill Storm is a seasoned advisor and consultant renowned for his expertise in driving peak performance and fostering effective leadership within Fortune 500 companies. With a multifaceted skill set that spans organizational systems, the psychology of achievement, team building, and sales, Bill is a trusted resource for executives, managers, and team leaders seeking to maximize their potential.https://www.billstorm.com/

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Bill Storm

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Business

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www.billstorm.com

Latest episode

Feb 27, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 283: You Don’t Need to Be Loud to Lead: Lessons in Leadership with Diana Stepner 31.12.2024

As the host of the Lessons in Leadership podcast, I have the privilege of sitting down with incredible individuals who redefine what it means to lead. In a recent episode, I had a compelling conversation with Diana Stepner about a topic that challenges conventional wisdom: "You Don’t Need to Be Loud to Lead." Diana’s thoughtful approach to leadership and her deep expertise in product management re...

Episode 281: A Leader’s Guide to Eliminating Burnout and Designing a Life of H.A.R.M.O.N.Y.- An Interview with Dr. Brandy K. Biglow 30.12.2024

In a recent episode of the Lessons in Leadership Podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Brandy Biglow, the dynamic CEO of Renovation Integrative Health. Our conversation revolved around a critical yet often overlooked topic: designing a life of harmony and eliminating burnout. As leaders, we often pride ourselves on pushing limits, but Dr. Brandy's insights illuminated how the relentless...

Episode 279: Enhancing Your Ability to Lead Through Artificial Intelligence: Key Insights from Jennifer Delalande Lim 28.12.2024

In an age where artificial intelligence (AI) continues redefining the workplace, leaders face a golden opportunity and a complex challenge. On a recent Lessons in Leadership podcast, I had the pleasure of hosting Jennifer Delalande Lim, an AI expert and educator. We explored how AI can enhance leadership, streamline operations, and help teams thrive. Jennifer's insights shed light on the role of A...

Episode 280: Closing the Gap Between Data-Driven Leadership and Inspired Collaboration: An Interview with Yosi Kossowsky 28.12.2024

Leadership is a dynamic, ever-evolving skill that challenges us to adapt and connect with those around us. Recently, I had the privilege of sitting down with Yosi Kossowsky, an executive leadership consultant, on my Lessons in Leadership podcast. Together, we explored the struggles and growth opportunities for data-driven leaders and uncovered practical advice and actionable strategies for buildin...

Episode 282: Overcoming Time: Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself Part 4 24.12.2024

In Chapter 4 of Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, Dr. Joe Dispenza addresses one of the most pervasive barriers to personal transformation: our relationship with time. Most people live their lives trapped in the past, driven by memories and habits, or projecting into the future, consumed by worries and expectations. This creates a perpetual loop of familiar emotions and predictable outcomes. T...

Episode 278: Body Language Secrets to Win More Negotiations: An Interview with Master Negotiator and Body Language Expert Greg Williams 23.12.2024

The art of negotiation and effective communication are vital in leadership. This week on the Lessons in Leadership podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Greg Williams, a master negotiator and body language expert. What followed was a dynamic and insightful conversation packed with actionable strategies for leaders to improve their communication skills, read their teams effectively, and...

Episode 277: The Rise of Digitally Enabled Healthcare: An Interview with Dr. Erkeda DeRouen 21.12.2024

In a recent episode of the Lessons in Leadership podcast, I had the privilege of hosting Dr. Erkeda DeRouen, a digital health risk management consultant, TEDx speaker, and author of Risk-Proofing Digital Health. Our conversation provided a deep dive into the transformative potential of digital health technologies and the leadership required to navigate this rapidly evolving landscape. Here are the...

Episode 275: Knowing Yourself Leads to Financial Confidence: An Interview with Marla Sofer, CEO & Founder of Knomee 20.12.2024

Recently, I had the pleasure of hosting Marla Sofer, founder and CEO of Knomee, on the Lessons in Leadership podcast. Our discussion covered groundbreaking insights into personal finance, self-awareness, and leadership, leaving me inspired to share key takeaways with all of you. Marla’s innovative approach redefines how we think about money. With decades of experience in financial services and fin...

Episode 274: Creating Your Strengths-Based Career: Lessons in Leadership with Jennifer Doyle Vancil 19.12.2024

In a recent episode of the Lessons and Leadership podcast, I spoke with Jennifer Doyle Vancil, a Gallup-certified strengths coach who helps individuals align their work with their natural talents. Our conversation was full of practical insights for leaders and team members alike, and I’m excited to share the key takeaways. If you like today's message, here are four ways I can help you grow faster…...

Episode 273: Finding the Clues to Your Purpose: An Interview with Former New York Detective Dave DeLaRosa 18.12.2024

When you think of a New York City detective, what image comes to mind? Likely, it’s someone gritty, resilient, and unshakable under pressure. Dave DeLaRosa fits that mold — but his journey from detective and SWAT team operator to coach and mentor is anything but conventional. Recently, I had the privilege of sitting down with Dave for the Lessons in Leadership podcast, and what he shared about lea...

Episode 276: Overcoming Your Body: Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself Part 3 17.12.2024

In Chapter 3 of Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, Dr. Joe Dispenza explores a truth many of us grapple with daily: our bodies often seem to control us more than we control them. Whether it’s a craving, stress response, or the constant pull of habitual emotions, the body can feel like an unstoppable force keeping us tethered to the past. But here’s the empowering news: your body is not the boss...

Episode 272: Be Your Own Commander In Chief: An Interview with Yuri Kruman 16.12.2024

In the latest episode of the Lessons in Leadership Podcast, I had the pleasure of hosting a profound conversation with Yuri Kruman, the author of Be Your Own Commander-in-Chief. As an executive leadership coach, Yuri brings a wealth of wisdom from a life that has spanned multiple careers, countries, and industries. Our discussion revolved around the key themes of his book, his unique perspectives...

Episode 271: Decode Your Inner Language: A Surprising Twist to My Interview with Lauren Lovett 14.12.2024

Leadership begins with self-awareness. This was the cornerstone of a powerful conversation I recently had with Lauren Lovett on the Lessons in Leadership podcast. Lauren, an artist, executive coach, and visionary behind Speak Well Corporation, has a unique approach to coaching that merges the mind, body, and what she calls the "observer" or essence. Her perspective on leadership challenges traditi...

Episode 270: Leadership Has Changed, and We Need to Change with It: An Interview with Daniel Pennington 13.12.2024

As leaders, we’ve all been there, thrust into a position of responsibility with little to no training yet expected to lead teams, solve problems, and deliver results. In my recent conversation with Daniel Pennington, an international keynote speaker, speaking coach, and master storyteller, we explored the ever-changing landscape of leadership and why adapting to it is no longer optional. What stoo...

Episode 269: How to Build a Dream Team of Enterprise Leaders: Lessons from Mario Krivokapic 12.12.2024

Leadership in today’s fast-paced, ever-evolving corporate landscape demands a fresh perspective. Gone are the days when the “executive” archetype—powerful, decisive, and often solitary—was the gold standard. As Mario Krivokapic, aka the “CEO Whisperer,” eloquently shared during our recent conversation on the Lessons in Leadership podcast, organizations today need enterprise leaders—a dynamic breed...

Episode 268: The Lonely Leader: An Interview with Judy Hoberman 11.12.2024

As we approach the end of 2024, it’s the perfect time to reflect on our leadership journey. In a recent Lessons and Leadership Podcast episode, I had the privilege of interviewing Judy Hoberman, an executive coach specializing in working with Women Trailblazers. Our conversation delved deep into an often-overlooked topic: the loneliness of leadership. This discussion wasn’t just theoretical—it was...

Episode 267: Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself: Chapter 2 Overcoming Your Environment 10.12.2024

In Chapter 2 of Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, Dr. Joe Dispenza challenges us to rethink how much of our lives are dictated by external circumstances. From the people we interact with to the routines we follow, our environment often shapes our thoughts, emotions, and, ultimately, our identity. But here’s the empowering truth: you don’t have to let your environment define you. Dr. Dispenza t...

Episode 266: Rewriting the Stories We Tell Ourselves: Lesson in Leadership with Meredith Gadoury 09.12.2024

As leaders, we’re often hyper-focused on the stories we tell others—our team’s vision, our progress reports to stakeholders, or the strategic narrative we craft to inspire. Yet, as Meredith Gadoury, leadership coach in the tech industry, so insightfully pointed out in our recent conversation on the Lessons in Leadership podcast, there’s a more profound story we need to examine: the story we tell o...

Episode 265: Getting Unstuck: The Power of Faith, Fear, and Finding Your Path with Michael Stinnett 07.12.2024

As the host of Lessons in Leadership, I’ve been fortunate to speak with inspiring leaders who bring unique perspectives to the challenges we all face. Recently, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Michael Stinnett, also known as “The Unstuck Coach.” Michael’s insights into overcoming fear, embracing faith, and leveraging our unique gifts to move forward were nothing short of transformative. He...

Episode 264: Reinventing Yourself: An Interview with Jim Fielding 06.12.2024

When I sat down to host Jim Fielding on the Lessons in Leadership Podcast, I expected wisdom from his 30-plus years of leading brands like Disney Stores, Gap, Claire’s, DreamWorks, and 20th Century Fox. What I didn’t anticipate was the profound resonance of his personal reinvention story—a story of courage, fear, and transformation that speaks to leaders at every stage of their journey. Jim's care...

Episode 263: Prioritize with Precision: An Interview with Juli Shulem 05.12.2024

When I had the chance to host Juli Shulem on the Lessons in Leadership podcast, the conversation left me inspired and reflective. Juli, a productivity coach who specializes in helping entrepreneurs find “calm in the chaos,” shared practical insights that resonated deeply—not only with my audience but with me personally. As leaders, it’s easy to confuse being busy with being productive. For someone...

Episode 262: When Life Throws You a Curveball: Lessons from the Mound with Stephen Jarrett 04.12.2024

Life loves to throw a curveball even when you’re still tying your cleats. It’s in those unexpected moments that resilience and determination are truly tested. I had the privilege of sitting down with Stephen Jarrett, CEO of Jarrett Solutions, on the Lessons in Leadership Podcast. Our conversation was a masterclass in resilience, discipline, and how adversity can transform leaders into better versi...

Episode 261: Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself Chapter 1 The Quantum You 03.12.2024

In today’s fast-paced world, the concept of personal transformation has become a buzzword, but how many of us truly understand what it means to change? Chapter 1 of Dr. Joe Dispenza's Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself invites us to see the world—and ourselves—through the lens of quantum physics. This isn’t about memorizing equations or diving into complex science; instead, it’s about realizing...

Episode 260: The Neuroscience of Better Decision-Making: An Interview with Michael Walker 02.12.2024

As the host of the Lessons and Leadership Podcast, I’ve had the privilege of speaking with many remarkable leaders. However, my recent conversation with Michael Walker, executive coach and founder of Dynamic Decisions Coaching and Consulting, left me especially inspired. With his extensive background in educational leadership and deep knowledge of neuroscience, Michael provides transformative insi...

Episode 259: Why "Everybody Matters" and How to Build Better Teams: An Interview with Jan Cardona 29.11.2024

In today’s fast-paced and high-pressure work environment, it’s easy for leaders to focus exclusively on results and processes, overlooking the fundamental truth: every person on a team matters. This was the central theme of my recent conversation with Jana Cardona, a seasoned coach specializing in team development, on the Lessons and Leadership podcast. If you like today's message, here are four w...

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