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Grow Strong Leaders Podcast

Grow Strong Leaders Podcast

著者: Meredith Bell
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In the Grow Strong Leaders Podcast, host Meredith Bell interviews business leaders who are committed to their own growth and the development of their people.© 2025 Grow Strong Leaders Podcast マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 出世 就職活動 経済学
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  • 357: Clarifying Leadership Expectations for Stronger Teams
    2025/12/22

    Are your team members clear about what you really expect from them? In this compelling conversation, you’ll hear Megan Robinson share how confusion and unspoken assumptions can erode trust and productivity—and what leaders can do to prevent that.

    You’ll hear how Megan helps leaders transform vague expectations into specific, teachable behaviors that drive growth. She also reveals why “professional guilt” often holds leaders back and how to replace it with curiosity and compassion. If you’ve ever wondered how to give feedback that builds confidence instead of defensiveness, this episode will give you practical insights and stories you’ll want to remember.

    Megan is the Founder at E Leader Experience and works with individuals and teams to develop self-leadership skills that grow companies. She started her career in marketing and climbed her way through the corporate ladder at advertising agencies and Fortune 500 companies. Then she caught the entrepreneur bug and started her own marketing company.

    After yet another “Business Therapy” session, Megan discovered her true passion was in coaching. Inspired by her own successful career in corporate and entrepreneurial environments, she makes leadership approachable for everyone, regardless of title, position, or experience. Megan is also the host of the Culture Connections Podcast and the Past President of ATD Chicago, the leading learning and development organization in Chicagoland.

    You’ll discover:

    • Why feedback fails when leaders assume understanding
    • How to turn performance gaps into learning opportunities
    • The role of clarity and language in setting expectations
    • Simple ways to test assumptions and create shared meaning
    • How self-awareness and intention make feedback transformative

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    47 分
  • 356: Love As the Ultimate Leadership Action
    2025/12/16

    What if love—not control—was the driving force behind your leadership? In this thought-provoking conversation, Trevor Timbeck invites you to explore leadership through the lens of “loving as a verb.” Co-author of The Power of Love with Steve Chandler, Trevor explains how viewing love as an action, rather than a static feeling, can transform the way you lead, parent, and connect with others. He shares how a simple question—“What would love do?”—can shift your mindset in moments of frustration, helping you respond with awareness and compassion instead of reaction or control.

    You’ll hear Trevor and Meredith discuss what he calls “emotioning,” a way of understanding emotion as a domain of action rather than a feeling to be managed. Through personal stories of parenting and coaching leaders, Trevor reveals how genuine leadership emerges from acceptance and presence, not authority or demand. His insights challenge conventional thinking about power, control, and influence, offering a refreshing and deeply human perspective on what it means to lead with love.

    You’ll discover:

    • Why love is a powerful verb—not just a feeling
    • How to shift from controlling to allowing in leadership
    • What “emotioning” means and how it shapes your actions
    • How asking “What would love do?” can change any situation
    • Why true leadership begins with awareness and acceptance

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    50 分
  • 355: How to Master Executive Transitions
    2025/12/09

    Did you know that 40% of executives fail in their new roles within the first 18 months…and it’s rarely due to lack of technical skills? In this insightful conversation, you’ll hear from Navid Nazemian, an executive transition coach and author of Mastering Executive Transitions. He shares the real reasons leaders derail during role changes and what can be done to dramatically improve their odds of success.

    Navid describes the cultural, political, and interpersonal challenges that make or break new leaders. You’ll learn why transitions take far longer than the often-cited 90 days, and how his “Double Diamond Framework” helps executives cut derailment risk and accelerate productivity by more than half. Whether you’re moving into a new role or coaching others who are, this episode gives you a practical roadmap to make your next transition a true success.

    Navid has been ranked as the #1 Executive Coach for 3 years by CEO Today. He’s a leading authority on executive transitions and leadership impact. Navid is the author of the international bestseller Mastering Executive Transitions: The Definitive Guide. His focus is on supporting senior leaders as they transition into new roles, and he’s a trusted advisor to C-level leaders worldwide. He brings to his work 20 years of HR leadership across five countries and six industries.

    You’ll discover:

    • Why 40% of executives fail in new roles—and how to avoid it
    • The critical difference between executive coaching and transition coaching
    • How the Double Diamond Framework shortens time to impact
    • The five C’s every executive should master before day one
    • Why pre-boarding is the secret weapon of successful leaders

    Check out all the episodes
    Leave a review on Apple Podcasts
    Connect with Meredith on LinkedIn
    Follow Meredith on Twitter
    Download the free ebook Listen Like a Pro

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    44 分
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