Move Mountains Podcast

Josh Lieberman works for the Fire Department for the City of Reno and today on the podcast, he dives into his leadership style as a Captain. Josh dispels the belief that you need to have work/life separation as Fire Departments endure 48+ hour shifts where meals are shared and down time can be inevitable. Fortunately, Josh has created a culture where open conversations happen around the ladder tru...

Today on the podcast the head coach for the Washington State Cougars Football Team, Nick Rolovich, joins us. Nick shares his humbling journey of straying from his path and returning to his "why". From that journey, Nick shares the lessons he now imparts on his individual athletes to mold a team dynamic that keeps everyone aligned and focused on the task at hand. Nick reminds us that within a team,...

Amy Berry, the CEO of Tahoe Fund, a non-profit organization that stewards environmental projects around the Lake Tahoe Basin, joins us on the Podcast. Amy discusses her transition from the bustling corporate world to the slow-paced, "plate-juggling" non-profit space. Amy gets vulnerable and shares her journey of learning her shortcomings as a leader through DISC Assessment, the importance of colla...

Sue Purvis is back to discuss the messiness of Mindful Leadership. Like many, Sue has never really identified with the leader title. We all may not lead Fortune 500 companies or even manage a small team of 50 in a "designated leadership" role, but each and every day we must practice "self-leadership" and "active followership". Charlie and Sue discuss their own journeys of getting in the muck, know...

Molly Dahl is the author of Youth Positive as well as motivational speaker. Molly discusses her own journey of discovering mindfulness as a teacher and gives practical advice on how we can all work towards eradicating those regrettable emotional episodes through simple steps. Through all of the messiness and mucky water we can find along the way, Molly firmly believes the path to mindfulness is al...

Long-life adventurer and owner of Zion Guru, Jonathan Zambella, joins us to share his wisdom on how we can all apply sound decision making and mindfulness practices whether you're canyoneering or headed into the board room. Charlie and Jonathan discuss the messiness of leadership, and how those failures and imperfections are exactly what we need in order to handle and thrive in every type of scena...

Licensed marriage and family therapist and mindfulness and meditation teacher, Joree Rose from the Bay Area Mindfulness Center, joins us on the podcast today to discuss the importance of discovering your own mindfulness practice and flow. Whether you're dealing with cancer, sitting in traffic or now dealing with self-quarantine during a pandemic, mindfulness is now more important than ever. Mindfu...

Today on the podcast we have the lovely Sara Schairer on who is the Founder of Compassion It - an organization on a mission to inspire compassionate actions and attitudes. Sara discuses how everyone benefits from compassion and how you can easily put this into action in 3 simple steps. Now that parents are home with their kids more, Sara offers tips on parenting with compassion amidst our new norm...

Colin Supko, a US Navy Seal and entrepreneur, joins us for episode 7. Like most conversations these days, we dive into our new current realities amidst the pandemic. Colin and Charlie discuss sitting with the ugliness, but not letting it take over and the importance of letting compassion shine through. Focusing on service to others, tactics for coping with stress and prioritizing where your energy...

An educator, explorer and author, Sue Purvis has been traveling the world educating people on wilderness medicine and avalanche courses for 25 years. Sue and Charlie discuss the power of sitting in reflection and living simply so that joy doesn't come from an abundance of stuff, but comes from within. Hear Sue's incredible adventures from around the globe and how those experiences have helped her...

Tony Lillios is a serial (and recovering) entrepreneur now turned Executive Coach and he joins us on the podcast for episode 5. Tony discusses his own journey of compartmentalization with work, personal life and athletics and how he ended up shifting towards a "work life integration" approach that he uses daily and with his clients.   "You will always have limited effectiveness if you're holding b...

Brian Williams started Think Kindness, a non-profit organization that inspires measurable acts of kindness at schools and communities around the world. Founded in 2007, they are actively working with 180 schools nationwide to inspire kindness and combat the unfortunate effects of bullying that is prevalent in our schools today. Charlie and Brian discuss the challenges of leadership, discovering yo...

A self proclaimed Steward of Enthusiasm, Rosie Hackett, is a professor who leads the Outdoor Leadership Program at Sierra Nevada University in Incline Village, NV. Rosie discusses how you take self awareness, team awareness and environmental awareness (elements of her curriculum) and tie that into outdoor education and adventure. Rosie teaches us we don't have to summit Everest to gain the values...

Greg Skidmore is the Founder and President of Belpointe Asset Management. Within the company, his role includes leading and developing portfolio managers and wealth advisors with mindfulness practices deeply ingrained in his proprietary process. Greg discusses his principles of training your mind through a simple 3 step process of clearing your mind, resetting your brain chemistry and self soothin...

Nick Visconti, professional snowboarder turned entrepreneur, joins us on our first ever Mindful Leadership podcast. Nick discusses why confidence, grit and tenacity are the keys to entrepreneurship. Hear Nick's personal journey of how leaning into mindfulness, facing unpleasant truths and really taking care of himself has helped him become a better leader for his team.   "The only way I can lead o...