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Episode 62: From the Bronx to Business: The Inspiring Sean Martin Story (snippet) In this episode of the Throttle Up Leadership Podcast, Dr. John Dentico interviews healthcare entrepreneur and commercial real estate investor Sean Martin. Sean recounts his inspiring journey from the Bronx housing projects to business success, highlighting the critical role of belief, work ethic, and love imparted by his single mother. His time in prison was a turning point for self-reinvention, shedding light on the qualities that shape effective leadership. The discussion expands to explore the essence of great leadership, emphasizing the necessity of enduring struggles, personal sacrifices, and empathy. Using real-life examples, including Tom Brady's marriage and the metaphor of Michelangelo's sculpting, the episode underscores the balance between traditional values and contemporary leadership needs. Concluding with an appeal for personal growth and self-improvement, the hosts underline the importance of encouraging employees to strive for their best selves, illustrating that true success stems from overcoming life's challenges. 00:00?Introduction to the Podcast 00:09?Meet Sean Martin: From Adversity to Success 02:16?Sean's Early Life and Lessons Learned 06:05?The Importance of Belief, Work Ethic, and Love 07:50?Reflections on Growing Up in New York 09:25?Defining Leadership in Today's World 15:02?The Cost of Leadership 17:49?The Pain and Sacrifice of Leadership 20:52?The Cleansing Journey of True Leaders 22:39?Empathy in Today's Workplace 25:32?The Evolution of Work Culture 28:48?The Power of Self-Responsibility 32:34?The Hard That Makes It Great If you enjoy our podcasts please like, share and subscribe we genuinely appreciate your support. Full Episode Apple: https://lnkd.in/eAa4rncM Full Episode YouTube: https://lnkd.in/ebddSidV Sean Martin

New Podcast Episode Alert: "Spotting Red Flags in Business" ?? In this episode of ?????? ??????????????????????????, I dive into the essential skill of recognizing early warning signs in professional relationships. Learn how subtle cues in discussions about past collaborations can offer valuable forecasts about potential future challenges. I combine biblical wisdom with my own experiences to provide you with actionable strategies for setting boundaries and cultivating mutual respect in your professional relationships. Discover the art of exiting relationships gracefully and making discerning business decisions, guided by insights from 1st Corinthians 15:33, Matthew 5:37, Proverbs 10:12, and 1st Kings 3:9. ?? Tune in to gain practical wisdom that can help steer your professional journey towards integrity and success. Perfect for business owners, managers, and anyone looking to enhance their relational acumen in the workplace. Link to full episode in comments ?? #BusinessWisdom #ProfessionalGrowth #TheEstherpreneur #Podcast #Entrepreneurs

New Episode! "It's Not What You're Capable Of, It's What You're Willing To Do" Let's keep the convo going, share some FABBO and send me a text In episode 98 of the Be Fabbo Podcast, host Bobbi Brinkman discusses the true essence of success for creative entrepreneurs. This empowering episode emphasizes t...

?? 375+ episodes - here's an encore from the On the Schmooze podcast's archives! ?? In this episode, Arel Moodie shares his journey from inner-city Brooklyn to becoming a renowned speaker and strategist, blending humor with deep insights on leadership and human development. In this episode we discuss: ?? Human Development Strategy: Arel leverages Adult Development Theory to transform connections, deepen self-understanding, and positively influence others, making him a renowned "human development investigator." ?? Inspirational Speaking: With engagements in 48 states and 5 countries, he has impacted over 750,000 individuals, emphasizing the power of storytelling and his dedication to student success. ?? Entrepreneurial Spirit: Starting with his first business venture and later becoming a best-selling author and Disney+ show host, Arel embodies resilience and innovation in his entrepreneurial journey. ?? Network Building and Humor: Known for his wit and love for dad jokes, Arel emphasizes the importance of curiosity, deepening connections, and finding humor in unexpected situations, making every encounter memorable. Tune in to discover how Arel Moodie turns "dad jokes" into leadership gold, offering insights that'll make you laugh and lead with purpose! On the Schmooze is a podcast that features interviews with talented professionals who have overcome challenges to achieve success. I ask probing questions, and guests share untold stories about their leadership journey and how they built and sustained their professional network. Available wherever you listen to podcasts or https://lnkd.in/d6BKGXgk #entrepreneurship #leadership #marketing #management #networking Photo Description: Arel is a black man with a bald head. He is in a black and white image looking to the side and smiling. The text is the show name, On the Schmooze, and the podcast episode title, "Reflection of YOU."

HIGHLY RELATIONAL - S03 E01 - OUT NOW! We’re back for Season 3! 12 brand-new episodes of the go-to business podcast about creating terrific teams at work. Highly Relational Season 3 - Episode 1 The Calling - Inspirational Leadership with Nick Williams ??? Our guest this week is NICK WILLIAMS - coach, speaker, entrepreneur and best-selling author of 19 books, including ‘The Work We Were Born To Do’, ‘How To Be Inspired’ and ‘Powerful Beyond Measure’. ?? Nick has been at the forefront of the personal growth movement for over 30 years and has enabled people all around the world to find their inner calling and creativity. In this first episode of Season 3, we explore a new definition for LEADERSHIP and how you could embrace it. In our conversation today NICK reveals: - why leadership is any act of love or creativity - the things we’re most called to do are the things we initially have the most resistance to, and - that leaders need to cultivate the conditions for ideas and inspiration to grow ?? Highly Relational is the new, business podcast about creating, leading and developing great teams at work. So whether you’re a leader, manager, HR professional, coach, consultant or trainer we’re here to help you excel in the art of human collaboration. ?? Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube. ?? Simply search for HIGHLY RELATIONAL. Upcoming guests: Karen Edwards, Penny Mallory, Will Glendinning, Dr Nia D Thomas, Dr Graham Curtis and Anise Bullimore ?? Seasons 1 and 2: - We’ve already explored topics from Psychoanalysis at Work and the Power of Listening to Applied Creativity and the Myth of Fixability - Expert guests with something important to say about teams and their success - Insights, ideas and practical tips you can use straight away - 24 episodes +4 bonuses available on catch-up ?? Credit:?Ella Halsall #highlyrelational?#podcast?#business?#teamdevelopment #teamcoaching #teamwork #leadership #leadershipdevelopment #consultancy

Ready to work smarter, not harder as we go into Q2? Hear the strategies that are working well right now from the incredible Q1 guests on the Lean Out Your Business Podcast. Swipe through for their insights into how they work smarter, not harder, and keep things lean. ?? In Episode 158, Lisa Jones and Lindsay Hammond, CPA, CA, CHRP, CCPC, @therelationshipcoaches , talk about better relationship dynamics. ?? Episode 160 features Jessica Sato, a TEDx speaker coach. She helps entrepreneurs make a difference with their businesses. ?? Karen Fagan Karen Fagan shares her expertise on using videos for more visibility in Episode 162. She's an International Women’s Empowerment Expert. ?? Michelle Glogovac, founder of the MLG Collective and an author, gives podcasting tips in Episode 164. ?? Dom Farnan, who blends mindfulness with business, talks about being genuine at work in Episode 166. ??Marcia Riner, a business strategist, discusses doubling your revenue in Episode 168. ??And in Episode 170, Abby M. Herman @thecontentexperiment, a marketing director and content strategist, offers ways to get noticed with great content. I'd love to hear which strategy resonated most for you? Be sure to subscribe at www.leanoutpodcast.com for more insights into working smarter not harder and keeping things lean each week.

Empowerment is often talked about—but what if we’ve been looking at it the wrong way? ?? In this week’s episode of The Empowered and Embodied Show, our guest, Alesia Galati, shared a new way to look at empowerment. She said: "If we looked at empowering differently, it would be like how I want to empower my kids—that they don't need me to make decisions, that they don't need me to guide them on what is right or wrong for them. My legacy is not in them. My own legacy is the people I touch, the people I interact with—they have their own legacy... It's not a reflection of me. It's not a, 'I'm empowering you to be this thing.' No, you have the power to be whatever it is that you want to do or be; that is your legacy." This approach challenges us to rethink traditional definitions of empowerment—whether as leaders, parents, mentors, or colleagues. It's about truly equipping others to step into their power and legacy, without expecting them to carry our goals or paths forward. Alesia reminds us that real empowerment means recognizing that each person has their own journey, their own story, their own legacy to shape. So, how are you empowering those around you? Are you truly enabling independence and self-discovery, or do you unintentionally make it about your own expectations? This powerful perspective is just one of the many thought-provoking moments in this week’s conversation. We’d love to hear your thoughts: What does real empowerment mean to you? How do you bring this approach into your work and life? ?? Listen to Episode 135 wherever you listen to podcasts. #Empowerment #Leadership #PersonalGrowth #Legacy #EmpoweredAndEmbodied #AlesiaGalati #SelfDiscovery

?? Inspiration at Your Fingertips! ?? We’re thrilled to share a compilation of the top insights from our first ten episodes of the How2-Change Words of Wisdom podcast! Our founder, Dan, has distilled the most powerful advice from our incredible guests, and you can scroll through them all in one post on his profile. From resilience and innovation to navigating change, these quotes capture the wisdom that drives transformation and leadership in today’s complex world. ?? Dive in, be inspired, and let these quotes spark your own journey of change! ?? What’s the best piece of advice you've received in your career? Let’s keep the conversation going! Drop your thoughts below or engage directly in the discussion on Dan's post. Follow #How2ChangePodcast (links in comments) for more transformative insights, and don't miss our latest episodes on leadership and change! #BusinessWisdom #LeadershipAdvice #PodcastHighlights #ChangeManagement #ProfessionalGrowth

Got 4mins to learn a bit more about Quality of Mind, and Before?Psychology? Have a listen to this and ask me any questions that arise... This is an excerpt from the Spirit of Enquiry podcast, where I was interviewed by Suzie Yeulett you can find the full episode on her podcast Love to hear what you think or just share.... Thoughts? ?????????????? Like the message? ???????????? --------------------- Liked this post? Want to see more? Ring the ??on my Profile --------------------- ?????? ?????????? ?????? ?????????? ???? ''???????????? ????????????????????' ?????? ?? ???????? ???????????? ???????????? ???? ??????????????????????, ??????????, ?????? ?????????????????? ?? If you want to know more. Please reach out #qualityofmind #beforepsychology #humanpotential ?#consciousleadership #nonduality #retreat #entrepreneurs #secretsource #coaching #leadership

Are you a CEO with limited time? ? ? If so, you'll love the CEO on the Go podcast with Gayle Lantz. ? ? I was a guest on her show recently, and in 30 minutes, I shared many actionable strategies for doing strategic planning differently. ? ? I shared how to make dreaming and strategizing more fun and energizing so you can move goals forward without burning out yourself or your team.? ? In this episode, we cover:? ? ? Understanding the cycle of fear and exhaustion in hustle culture? ? ? Practical tips for leading from the inside out? ? ? Conducting Energy Audits to optimize time, money, and energy? ? ? Strategies for self-care and nourishment in business planning? ? ? Embracing different seasons (push, pivot, pause) in your journey? ? ? Actionable steps to balance responsibilities and self-care? ? Whether you're an entrepreneur or a company leader, I think you'll gain a lot of value in a very short amount of time. ? ? Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts. And if you listen, let me know what was your biggest takeaway. ??? How often do you do strategic planning for your business? Once a year, every quarter, monthly? Let me know in the comments below ????