Listen in as Stuart, Rachel, and their varied and frequent guests talk about the most pertinent and critical leadership ideas and practices for TODAY's Organizational Leaders! Through insightful discussions with a variety of organizational leaders and experts, deep and wide-ranging analyses of the most critical leadership and management methods in use, and book and article reviews, hosts Stuart and Rachel take a deep-dive into the ideas and practices that will help you become a more effectiv ...
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ENCORE: Natalie Catin: Imposter Syndrome and WOC in Leadership
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*THIS IS AN ENCORE PRESENTATION FROM MAY 2023* Rachel and Stuart have an engaging, insightful, and entertaining conversation with Ms. Natalie Catin, who has spent the last 20+ years in education as a teacher, a principal, and now as an executive coach for Pennsylvania educational leaders. We discuss: Imposter Syndrome and how and why it manifests i…
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*THIS IS AN ENCORE PRESENTATION FROM 2022* In the first episode of “The Essentials of Management” series, Rachel and Stuart’s discussion builds off of the major themes of the book, The First-Time Manager, 7th Edition, by Loren B. Belker, Jim McCormick, and Gary S. Topchik. Key Moments: • Stuart explains why he has been recommending The First-Time M…
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Imagine it is the 1970’s and you are a young woman just beginning her journey as a minister within a protestant denomination that is comprised of at least some members and leaders who oppose your ministry because of your gender. In fact, imagine that you, as this young woman, had heard a radio minister of the same domination declare that the ‘pulpi…
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Hello everyone! This is Rachel and welcome to The Introspective Leader Podcast and to another addition of our Profile of a Leader series, where some of today’s top leaders and leadership experts take us through their personal leadership journeys; highlighting their greatest influences, successes, setbacks, and personal struggles. As an organization…
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Welcome to another addition of our Profile of a Leader series, where some of today’s top leaders and leadership experts take us through their personal leadership journeys, highlighting their greatest influences, successes, setbacks, and personal struggles. There is a minority of people who see our world in a much different way than the rest of us d…
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We at The Introspective Leader Podcast know that there have been times in our lives when we have desired something big, something well beyond our current realities, but were hesitant to push beyond our self-imposed limitations to achieve it. Can you relate? We bet you can, because staying within our comfort zones, and avoiding pushing through the i…
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Have you ever worked for a leader who had a high need for control? You know, the type of leader who holds all the power and is reluctant to share it? Perhaps even, you are that type of leader. Well, whether it be your style or the style of someone you worked for, it is what Kurt Lewin identified in the 1930’s as the autocratic style of leadership; …
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Having been diagnosed with ADHD, Dez Rock is a neurodivergent leader who knows that having ADHD has been anything but a detriment to her career because her ability to see the world as a puzzle—and manage all of the pieces to that puzzle—has made her an exceptional leader. To help support our show, visit: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2017272/support F…
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The Agile Methodology of Process Management and Why you Should be Aware of it, w/Daniel Gagnon
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At the risk of sounding like a brag, I have to say that by now there are few management and leadership concepts about which I don’t have at least a cursory knowledge. However, an exception is the Agile methodology of project management. Agile began in the IT field, but the success it has helped create through the years has propelled it beyond IT an…
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We suspect that most of you are familiar with some version of the phrase, “As an employee, it is important to be able to separate home from work.” But just how accurate is that statement? Is it truly the standard for company professionalism that we think it is? And what if we told you that there is now a strong contingent of organizational and lead…
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One of the more intriguing and relevant motivation theories we have come across is Deci and Ryan's Self-Determination Theory. We can very much relate to its wholistic approach and its emphasis on an individual's fundamental need for autonomy and I suspect that you will too. LINKS Management Works Article Professor Deci Video Management Courses Vide…
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To motivate our teams, we as leaders sometimes employ numerous and highly involved schemes. However, lack of motivation can often come down to something as fundamental to human existence as a sense of fairness. Luckily for us, we have the equity theory of motivation, which, as today's topic, Rachel and Stuart delve into to discover why employees ca…
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One of the most sure and organic means by which an organizational leader can motivate their team is through the setting and achievement of goals. And through goal-setting theory--our topic for the day--we can learn the best practices associated with setting and achieving those goals. LINKS Management Works Article Management Courses Video EPM VIDEO…
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While a multitude of employee incentives are by now well entrenched within the U.S. workplace, not all incentives are created equal. Sometimes they do help increase performance and sometimes they do not. And through today's discussion of the incentive theory of motivation, Rachel and I--and you--uncover the reasons for such variability. LINKS: Mana…
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While I suspect most of you are familiar with Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs theory, I am willing to bet that less of you are familiar with ERG theory, which, as a model built off of Maslow’s theory, is, we think, an even more accurate representation of how motivation works for most of us. However, fortunate for you, ERG is our topic for today…
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As an organizational leader attempting to motivate your team members, it is critical that you have a clear understanding of the internal process they go through when determining if what they get out of that performance personally is worth the effort that that reward requires. And we think today’s discussion of the expectancy theory of motivation ge…
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And as an industry, esports is experiencing significant growth, and that growth is not expected to subside any time soon. In the U.S. market alone, 2022 saw esports grow to almost 30 million spectators, with that number expected to reach 34 million by 2026; and, globally, the esports market value is expected reach as high as $6.75 billion by 2030, …
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The 4 Ps of Delegation, Why Women Struggle with Saying "No," and the Easter Bunny, w/ Kelli Thompson
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Kelli Thompson is a keynote speaker, writer, and award-winning leadership coach, who has been featured in Forbes, MarketWatch, HuffPost, Parents, and elsewhere. She has over 10 years of leadership experience for financial services and technology organizations and her newly-released book, Closing the Confidence Gap, was chosen as a Next Big Idea Clu…
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Mr. Vin Infante is a psychotherapist, former firefighter, and master mindset coach who combines his own personal mental health struggles with his experience as a mental health professional to help people achieve mastery over their mindsets to live a more aligned and powerful life. He specializes in, and speaks on, the deeper psychological aspects o…
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I am sure most of us would agree that when a product or service has such a high level of quality for an extended period of time, it’s a manifestation of clear, well-thought-out design. Afterall, exceptional quality rarely happens by accident, but is instead the result of carefully considered effort. However, if we acknowledge this is case with the …
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Referred to as a “future leader” and “strategic capability hire”, Ms. Minal Joshi Jaeckli commenced her professional life as a chemist in the pharmaceutical industry before transitioning to corporate roles including project manager for a product-line with complex software and hardware in Silicon Valley, and investor relations expert for a listed we…
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Today’s guest—Dan Freehling—is a coach and the author of the new book, The Career Design Map, and he specializes in working with fellow purpose-driven Millennial leaders who know that the old school, step-by-step career advice they're surrounded by isn’t just limiting and unfulfilling—it’s clearly no longer working. LINK Guest's Website To help sup…
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Change, the Hero's Story, and the Science Behind Leading with the Heart, Gut, and Mind, w/ Brian Gorman
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Since first trying to convince Syracuse University to change its mascot from that of a Native American stereotype, the common thread in Brian’s journey has been change. At the personal level, he has gone from an introverted Eagle Scout as a college freshman, to a public speaker (including TEDx), author, podcast host, and podcast guest. At the organ…
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Modernizing the Construction Industry Through Digitization, Diversification, and Dialogue, w/ April Moss
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For whatever reason, I have for many years had an outsider’s fascination with the construction industry, although I know very little about it. However, with today’s guest I hope to lessen my ignorance at least a smidge. April Moss is the COO and Co-founder of DigiBuild, a construction software company that streamlines and removes approximately 30% …
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Today’s guest is Denise Blanc, a Senior Organizational Development Consultant, Mediator, and Emotional Intelligence Coach. With over two decades contributing to the field of Organizational Development as an Executive Coach, Facilitator, and internal Senior Leader, Denise teaches that leadership is about the ability to manage relationships, navigate…
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Today’s guest is Mack Story, a long-established and highly respected leadership coach and a co-founder of Blue-Collar Leadership. Mack has an intriguing backstory and his insights into personal development and transformation are not something you want to miss. LINKS: Blue-Collar Leadership: Leading From the Front Lines (Book) The Blue-Collar Leader…
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Mark Hayes is a sales coach and the author of Sales Coaching Essentials, described by Matt Dixon (Author of Challenger Sale) as “A Must-Read for any Sales Leader” and shortlisted as a Finalist at the 2023 UK Business Book Awards. Today, Mark and I will be discussing the difference between training and coaching, what happens when sales teams are not…
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David Lyndsay's Five Steps to Improve Vitality: Snap Nap Tap Clap Recap LINKS: Linked In Website To help support our show, visit: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2017272/support For additional management resources and information, please visit us at: https://managementworksmedia.com You can email us at: managementworks@managementworksmedia.com Support t…
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Natalie Catin: Imposter Syndrome, Women who Lead, and the Challenges Facing Educational Leaders
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Rachel and Stuart have an engaging, insightful, and entertaining conversation with Ms. Natalie Catin, who has spent the last 20+ years in education as a teacher, a principal, and now as an executive coach for Pennsylvania educational leaders. We discuss: Imposter Syndrome and how and why it manifests in black women Leadership presence And the value…
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Stuart receives valuable expert advice on the process of getting a job (or a promotion) from Ms. Fatemah Mirza, CEO of Career Tuners. Fatemah and her company have helped over 2,000 job candidates be better equipped to land a rewarding position. and, today, she shares some of her expertise with us! LINKS: Career Tuners Website LinkedIn To help suppo…
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Stuart interviews Rick Elmore, who went from playing Division I college football to the NFL to corporate sales to founding Simply Noted, a company that leverages sophisticated technology (i.e., a writing robot) to create individualized handwritten notes for businesses. Rick's story is one of constant forward momentum, regardless of the setbacks he …
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In this episode, Rachel and Stuart have an informative conversation with Mr. Kevin Herring, who is a recognized expert in team and business unit turnarounds and creator of the 90-day Turnaround, a unique program for building great leaders and turning any workgroup into a highly engaged, high performing team in just 90 days. Links: Ascent Management…
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In this episode, Rachel and Stuart have an enlightening conversation with Mr. Glade Holman, who introduces them to the art of "Feedback Ju Jitsu." Adherers to this approach can transform even the most ill-intended feedback into something that is not only constructive, but that can give them a type of power they did not have before. We think you wil…
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In this episode, Ms. Jeannie Moravits Smith discusses building a culture of trust, what she thinks can contribute to the divide between HR and management, and much more! Jeannie is an HR and organizational development expert with over 30 years of experience and is the CEO of Dynamism Leadership, a leadership mindset and organization development con…
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You want to be a HERO? Well, if you do, click the play button, because today we are discussing the concept of Psychological Capital and its four components, hope, efficacy, resilience, and optimism–aka HERO. Source: PositivePsychology.com For additional management resources and information, please visit us at: https://managementworksmedia.com You c…
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In this episode, Stuart sits down with Mr. Jeremy Doran--leadership coach, author, and engineer--to discuss the role of a leader, employee empowerment, delegation, and much more. Stuart gained invaluable insight through Jermey's experiences and expertise and we believe you will too! LINKS: The Little Kid: Life Lessons From our Perspective LinkedIn …
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In this episode, Rachel and Stuart Review and Riff off of L. David Marquet's 2012 book, Turn the Ship Around: A True Story of Turning Followers into Leaders. Mr. Marquet tells of his story as the Captain of the USS Santa Fe and how he and his crew used a Leader-Leader approach to turn the submarine from worst to first. This is an outstanding book a…
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CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE LIVE LEADERSHIP WEBINAR SCHEDULED FOR NEXT THURSDAY, 30 MARCH, FROM 12 TO 1 PM EDT. TOPIC: 3 WAYS TO SUPERCHARGE YOUR TEAM. In this episode, Stuart has the pleasure of sitting down with Ms. Emily Sander, a dual-hatted Chief of Staff and Leadership Coach, to discuss the importance of adaptability, the advantage of fail…
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CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE LIVE LEADERSHIP WEBINAR SCHEDULED FOR NEXT THURSDAY, 30 MARCH, FROM 12 TO 1 PM EDT. TOPIC: 3 WAYS TO SUPERCHARGE YOUR TEAM. Support the Show.Stuart Chappell & Rachel Dyal
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CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE LIVE LEADERSHIP WEBINAR SCHEDULED FOR NEXT THURSDAY, 30 MARCH, FROM 12 TO 1 PM EDT. TOPIC: 3 WAYS TO SUPERCHARGE YOUR TEAM. In 2012, Stanley Silverman and colleagues released the results of a study that confirmed what a lot of us know intuitively–arrogant employees are like daily doses of poison that, left unchecked, …
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CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE LIVE LEADERSHIP WEBINAR SCHEDULED FOR NEXT THURSDAY, 30 MARCH, FROM 12 TO 1 PM EDT. TOPIC: 3 WAYS TO SUPERCHARGE YOUR TEAM. This week, Rachel and Stuart welcome Ms. Terre Short to the show. Terre is an accomplished executive, leadership coach, and the author of The Words we Choose: Your guide to How and Why Words Matt…
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In this episode, Stuart gets the opportunity to engage in a conversation about two of his greatest passions: education and leadership. Dr. Toby Travis joins our show to discuss how trust, safety, and vulnerability are the keys to great leadership in not only schools but in all organizations. Dr. Travis is a long-time leader in education, the develo…
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From Servant to transformational to transactional to leadership by objectives, there is a seemingly endless array of leadership styles, each with a cadre of champions making their case for why their particular style is the most preferred. Well, today we discuss Ken Blanchard’s Situational Leadership II Model, which makes the argument that instead o…
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In this "Retro Management Series" release, Stuart and Rachel discuss Fiedler's Contingency Theory of Leadership. Components of the Theory: Effective leadership depends on matching the right style with the right situation The two type of leadership styles are the task-oriented style and the relationship-oriented style The three workplace situation f…
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In this episode, Rachel and Stuart review and riff off of the Wall Street Journal article, "The War to Define What Work Looks Like." Has the last three years ushered in a new work paradigm or are conditions shifting back toward the 'norm'? Listen to this episode to hear our thoughts on the matter. LINK TO ARTICLE For additional management resources…
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In this episode, Rachel and Stuart have an amazingly engaging and informative conversation with Dr. Merrylue Martin, a Fortune 50 senior executive, educational administrator, management consultant, business owner, and the author of The Big Quit Survival Guide. Merrylue brought an expert level of insight into such workplace quandaries as: how a lead…
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In this episode, Rachel and Stuart welcome Canadian Brigadier General (Ret.) and the President of Forrest & Company, Julian Chapman, to the show to discuss his new book, The Managerial Leadership Journey: An Unconventional Business Pursuit. Both in his book and on this episode, Julian touches on concepts and notions that are not mentioned enough in…
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In this episode, Rachel and Stuart review and riff off of The Managerial Leadership Journey: An Unconventional Business Pursuit, written by Julian Chapman. Julian is a retired Canadian Brigadier General and the President of Forrest & Company, and in his book, Julian touches on ideas and concepts that are not stressed or expressed with such emphasis…
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Stuart had a fascinating and enlightening conversation with Dr. Patricia Suggs, a leadership coach, ordained minister, and advocate for women in the workplace. They discussed how conflict can present unique challenges for women, the competitive advantage of demonstrating vulnerability, how to stop being a"Yes Person," and much more. Patricia was a …
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In this "Retro Management Series" release, Rachel and Stuart take a deep-dive into McClelland's Three Needs Theory of Motivation, which emphasizes motivation at an individual level. The Three Needs (according to McClelland): Power Achievement Affiliation For additional management resources and information, please visit us at: https://managementwork…
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