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the word is leadership

Emmanuel Gobillot

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Frequency: 1 episode/7d. Total Eps: 49

Delve into the heart of leadership with "The Word is Leadership" podcast!

Join us on an exciting journey as global speaker and best-selling author, Emmanuel Gobillot, looks at the world of leadership through a unique lens. Each week, he embarks on a thought-provoking exploration, commencing with a random word.

Armed only with a dictionary, a compelling narrative, and a dose of humour, Emmanuel draws upon more than two decades of expertise to reveal leadership insights through real-life stories.

Are you ready to lead better? Join us, subscribe now, and embark on a transformative journey, turning ordinary words into extraordinary leadership insights.

For more information and to connect with Emmanuel visit thewordisleadership.com

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episode 49 - the word is fulminate

Season 1 · Episode 49

Sunday, December 8, 2024 • Duration 18:38

Welcome to our penultimate episode of "The Word is Leadership." As we approach the end of our first season, I am filled with gratitude for your continued support. Producing this podcast has been more work than I anticipated, but it’s also been incredibly rewarding. This week’s random word ‘fulminate,’ (to make criticisms or explode with violence) which provides an interesting lens for examining leadership. It raises a number of questions. Why do some leaders fulminate? Does it achieve anything, and is it ever acceptable? To answer these, I consider scenarios to see appropriate either or both elements of our definition - the message (criticism or denunciation) and the delivery (explosive and noisy) – are to support your desired impact. I point out how the effectiveness of fulminating will depend on both the cultural context as well as the leader’s versatility in using numerous styles. I conclude that different situations call for different tones and styles. Fulminating can establish standards, but it should be used sparingly and complemented with other forms of communication. As we close this episode, consider this: In avoiding strong emotions, are you at risk of becoming too monotone? Balancing emotion and message is the key to effective leadership communication.

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episode 48 - the word is ironman

Season 1 · Episode 48

Sunday, December 1, 2024 • Duration 18:05

Welcome to Episode 48 of "The Word is Leadership." As we near the end of our season, I want to thank you for your continued support. Whether you're a regular listener or new to our podcast, your engagement means the world to me. This week’s random word is ‘ironman’ and this gives us a perfect metaphor for leadership. Both an ironman competition and leadership require versatility, endurance, and discipline. In this episode we discuss the need for Leaders must have a comprehensive view of their organization and understand various functions beyond their primary expertise. We look at the importance of self-care. Leaders must take care of their mental and physical health to maintain their stamina. Just as athletes train, leaders must also prepare and maintain their resilience to lead effectively. We tackle the need for leaders to find outlets for their drive to achieve. Engaging in individual sports like running or cycling can help leaders satisfy their personal achievement needs without interfering with their team’s development. The lessons from the ironman metaphor are clear: leadership requires versatility, proper training, self-care, and finding a balance between personal achievement and team success. As we conclude this episode, consider this question: Have you thought about what setting yourself a leadership target could look like?

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