FranklinCovey On Leadership – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Resilience comes alive in this conversation with Tamron Hall. Tamron joins On Leadership to share her story of perseverance, emphasizing the importance of leading yourself first, finding new ways to adapt to your core skills, and not allowing moving goal posts to defeat you.

• Building Exceptional Leaders in Uncertain Times: During uncertain times, people look to their leaders to reassure and realign them toward their most important goals. These four critical behaviors help leaders motivate and focus their people on what really matters, even amid uncertainty, stress, and burnout.

Major life shifts don’t always happen in a single “aha” moment, but can sometimes reveal themselves to us over time. That’s one of several meaningful takeaways to garner from bestselling author Tara Schuster, who joins On Leadership to share how she pivoted from a successful corporate role at Comedy Central to becoming a bestselling self-care author, despite initially feeling insecure about pursuing her passion for writing. Tara openly reflects on the identity crisis she faced when she was unexpectedly laid off, and how she ultimately embraced her newfound career as an author.

• 5 Ways to Multiply Your Team's Natural Genius: Download our guide to help your leaders get the most from their team.

Slow down and live with intention and mindfulness. That is one of several thoughtful insights offered in this conversation with Robin Sharma that will leave you with a fresh perspective on life, leadership, and the pursuit of true wealth. Robin joins On Leadership for a second time to discuss his latest book, The Wealth Money Can’t Buy, which aims to redefine success by showing others how they can create truly abundant and fulfilling lives.

• Manage Your Time Like a Pro: 7 Tips for Doing What Matters Most – Hard-working professionals should be spending more time on their long-term goals. We can help.

Episode 295 | According to Alan Murray, the CEO of Fortune Media, there is plenty to be optimistic about in the ever-changing world of business. His new book, Tomorrow’s Capitalist, explores the changing nature of leadership and the way leaders are looking at their responsibilities to society. Alan emphasizes the need for responsible use of AI and the ethical considerations surrounding intellectual property. He also addresses the evolving role of companies in social issues and the importance of companies having a clear sense of purpose, expressing his hope in the potential for companies to make a positive impact on society.

• The Energy of Change—5 Leadership Behaviors to Drive Collective Action in a Fluid Landscape: Help your leaders prepare their teams to move through change and transform your organization’s approach to change by downloading and sharing this guide.

Episode 294 | Some things just need to be talked about more. To ABC journalist and author Matt Gutman, one of those things is the prevalence of panic attacks. Matt shares his personal journey and discusses the importance of shining a spotlight on mental health issues. He emphasizes the value of being open about one's struggles and seeking support from others, highlighting the need for more awareness and resources for those dealing with panic attacks and anxiety.

• Thriving Through Tough Times: Download our guide and explore four tactics you can use to navigate the negative mindsets that creep in during times of stress.

Episode 293 | Your goal is achievable with the right systems in place. NYT bestselling author Jon Acuff returns to On Leadership to elaborate on this idea, sharing insights on the overall construction and measurement of your goals over time. Jon discusses how to effectively and efficiently navigate the three performance zones he identifies as comfort zone, potential zone, and chaos zone, emphasizing the need to find sustainable fuels for motivation, such as impact, craft, community, and stories.

• Manage Your Time Like a Pro: 7 Tips for Doing What Matters Most – Hard-working professionals should be spending more time on their long-term goals. We can help.

Episode 292 | You belong here. That is one of many messages author and suicide survivor Kevin Hines wants to share with anyone who will listen. Kevin shares his personal story of surviving a suicide attempt off the Golden Gate Bridge and discusses the importance of mental health and suicide prevention. He emphasizes the need for open conversations about suicide, asking direct questions to those who may be struggling, and providing support and resources for individuals in crisis. Kevin also addresses parents, urging them to have ongoing discussions about mental health with their children and to be aware of signs of distress.

• The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: A Brief Guide – Download our guide for a summary of principles and practices that can help you cope with change in resilient, creative ways.

Episode 291 | Join serial entrepreneur and author David Meltzer as he shares his journey from a mindset of scarcity to one of abundance, discussing the highs and lows he experienced along the way. David also provides insights on sales leadership and the importance of treating sales producers well.

• 8 Techniques to Get Beyond the Gatekeeper: Gatekeepers are typically in their role because they are good at it. After all, their job is to protect their leader's time and attention. But this doesn't need to be an adversarial relationship. With a few techniques—and honest communication—we've found that gatekeepers will admit nearly anyone.

Episode 290 | Intentional disruption and constant reinvention are among the mindsets renowned entertainer Donny Osmond says have set him up for success. Donny shares insights on the importance of disrupting yourself, making strategic decisions, and surrounding yourself with smart people. He also discusses his meticulous preparation process and the importance of being adaptable and spontaneous in the face of unexpected situations.

• Thriving Through Tough Times: Download our guide and explore four tactics you can use to navigate the negative mindsets that creep in during times of stress.

Episode 289 | Knowing and understanding the triggers that can hinder inclusivity is more important than ever before. Sally Helgesen, an expert on women in leadership and building inclusive cultures, joins us to discuss her new book Rising Together: How We Can Bridge Divides and Create a More Inclusive Workplace. Sally emphasizes the importance of professionalism and the need for leaders to focus on specific actions to create a more inclusive workplace.

• Inclusive Leadership: Three Keys to Build an Authentic, High-Trust Organizational Culture