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Tiffany Dufu on The Myth of Doing It All Jul 27, 2017

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Once the poster girl for doing it all, Tiffany Dufu is now sharing a powerful message to women: Drop The Ball. As Chief Leadership Officer of Levo and part of Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In launch team, Tiffany's life work is to advance women and girls. If we can learn to let go of perfectionism, Tiffany says, we can achieve more by doing less and achieve better work-life integration. On this episode, Tiffany shares the power in shrinking your to-do list, how to delegate with joy, and what happens when we focus on our most meaningful work. Her new book, Drop The Ball, is out now.

Jon Gordon on Positive Leadership Jul 13, 2017

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Jon Gordon's passion is developing positive leaders and inspiring winning team cultures. The author of the international bestseller The Energy Bus, Jon is a sought after speaker on leadership, culture, sales and teamwork. On today's episode, Jon shares what he's learned about building thriving team cultures, why positive leadership inspires high performance, and what to do when energy vampires threaten your workplace culture. Get his latest book, The Power of Positive Leadership, available now.

Billy Horschel on Mental Toughness Jun 29, 2017

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PGA Tour golfer Billy Horschel is one of golf's brightest young stars. On this episode, Billy talks about recovering from adversity, developing mental toughness, how to handle pressure, and the piece of advice he received from Tiger Woods that changed his mental approach.

Tom Glavine on Peak Performance Jun 29, 2017

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A Hall of Fame pitcher, Tom Glavine etched his name in history as one of the game's great as he led the Braves to five World Series appearances in the 1990s. On this episode, Tom shares what it takes to compete at the highest level and the ingredients to build a winning culture.

Jim Loehr on the Power of Full Engagement Jun 29, 2017

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World-renowned performance psychologist Dr. Jim Loehr is well known for his work with top athletes and Olympians. As co-founder of the Human Performance Institute, he applies his research to the business world with Corporate Athlete training on performance and resilience. The author of 16 books, including the national bestseller The Power of Full Engagement, Jim's ground-breaking science-based energy management training system has been featured everywhere from the Harvard Business Review to the Oprah Winfrey Show. On today's episode, Jim shares how to find fulfillment at work, ways to maximize energy for peak performance, and how to re-wire our mental script.

Tom Izzo on Maximizing Your Team's Potential Jun 15, 2017

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One of the greatest coaches in college basketball history, Michigan State men's basketball coach Tom Izzo has carved out a Hall of Fame career. But beyond the championships, Coach of the Year accolades, and 500+ career wins, Izzo has shaped the lives of countless players and coaches who have come through his program. On this episode, Izzo talks about what's shaped his sports leadership philosophy, the difference between good teams and great teams, and the legacy he wants to leave behind.

Alison Levine on Leadership Lessons from Mount Everest Jun 01, 2017

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Imagine yourself on the highest peak in the world, surviving sub-zero temperatures, battering winds, and sudden avalanches. Adventurer Alison Levine has been there. She's served as team captain of the first American Women's Everest Expedition, climbed the highest peak on every continent, and skied to both Poles. There's no better training ground for leaders than environments where uncertainty reigns, teamwork is essential, and people are pushed beyond their perceived limits. On this episode, Alison talks about what she's learned about leading through adversity, teamwork, and risk taking by taking on the world's highest peaks. If you want more, be sure to check out her New York Times bestseller On The Edge.

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Chipper Jones on What Baseball Taught Me About Failure May 18, 2017

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During his 19-year career with the Atlanta Braves, Chipper Jones was a World Series Champion, 1999 National League MVP and 8x All-Star. But baseball also forced him to fail time and time again, and in that he found his most valuable lessons. On this episode, the former #1 pick and future Hall of Famer discusses the highs and lows of being a professional athlete, opens up about his personal struggles, and talks about the mental toughness and perseverance required to become one of the game's greatest switch-hitters. His new book, Ballplayer, is in stores now.

Kat Cole on Authentic Leadership May 11, 2017

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From her start as a hostess at Hooters to leading some of the world's best-known food brands, Kat Cole shares the leadership lessons she's learned through her accelerated rise up the corporate ladder. On this episode, the current group president of FOCUS Brands talks about her personal leadership philosophy, how to help people embrace change, her advice to young leaders, and what it takes to lead successful teams with hustle and heart.

Laura Gentile on Building A Winning Brand at ESPN May 04, 2017

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Laura Gentile turned her passion and purpose into a vision, leading the launch of the espnW platform for ESPN. On this episode, the former college field hockey standout takes us behind the scenes to talk about the hard-driving culture at ESPN, her vision for espnW, and what it takes to launch a new brand.

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