The H2 Leadership Podcast

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341 - Alan Briggs ”Non Negotiable Practices for Healthy Leaders” Jan 12, 2023

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Organizations don't get healthier on accident. Healthy leaders intentionally lead them there. That also means leaders don't get healthy on accident, their practices get them there.

On today's episode, Alan unpacks several non negotiable practices for healthy leaders to become more effective, and impactful no matter where they lead.

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What got you here won't get you to the end of this year. These practices are a great start to help you take a practical next step. BUT, if you want to make a lasting investment in your leadership or your teams leadership then join Alan for EFFECTIVE: Quarterly Leadership Cohort. You'll learn new skills, disciplines, and new concepts to help you lead more effectively, more confidently, with greater clarity, increased health, and long-term impact.

340 - Alan Briggs ”The best opportunities for leaders in 2023” Jan 05, 2023

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We're back!

On today's episode, Alan unpacks some of the absolute best opportunities you have as a leader in 2023.

If you're like most people you're most likely running after your goals and plans for this year. If you're serious about your leadership development (and we know you are) Join Alan for EFFECTIVE: Quarterly Leadership Development Cohort.

You can find all of the details right here.

https://effective.stayforthcoaching.com

339 - Alan and Jonathan ”Ending well (Look back and look ahead)” Dec 22, 2022

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As the year is quickly winding down you're probably already looking well into 2023 mapping out where you want to go. You're forward focused, that's great! However, if you want to find yourself on an effective, sustainable leadership trajectory you MUST do more than simply look ahead...

On today's episode, Alan and Jonathan have a conversation about the importance of looking back to look ahead. They discuss the tension between the two and WHY understanding where we came from is vital for creating a solid course forward.

We have a tool called The Innovation Triangle that walks you through this process. Click the link above or at the bottom of the show notes to get your free copy.

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338 - Alan and Jonathan ”2022 Highlights” Dec 15, 2022

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On today's episode, Alan and Jonathan each share 4 of their favorite episode clips from this past year. Highlights include:

Episode 330: Ruth Haley Barton
Episode 281: Brian Sanders episode
Episode 277: Nancy Ortberg
Episode 327 Jim Burgen and Jesse DeYoung
Episode 332 - Alexandra Kuykendall "Where is the good with all this bad?"
Episode 326 - Chris Bruno "Midlife crisis or midlife opportunity?"
Episode 325 - Dr. Mark Mayfield " Gauging your mental health and those you lead"
Episode 309 - Alan and Jonathan "Reinvent; The tension between the past and the future

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337 - Alan Briggs ”Accessibility versus Availability” Dec 13, 2022

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As you look toward 2023 we want to remind you that for every new thing you want to do next year you need to be aware of how accessible you will be and how available you will be.

If you want to increase your effectiveness in 2023 you need to make sure you are readily accessible but not always available. There's a BIG difference.

On today's episode, we're going to bring back a session from our Dozen Axioms series where Alan digs deep with the topic of being accessible versus available. Want more? Head over to Rightsideupcollective.com and take advantage of 12 Secrets to more effective leadership, A self guided masterclass where Alan walks you through essential axioms or secrets that any leader MUST apply to get healthier, more effective, and reach long-term sustainable impact.

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337 - Alan Briggs ”Accessibility versus Availability” Dec 09, 2022

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As you look toward 2023 we want to remind you that for every new thing you want to do next year you need to be aware of how accessible you will be and how available you will be.

If you want to increase your effectiveness in 2023 you need to make sure you are readily accessible but not always available. There's a BIG difference.

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336 - Alan Briggs ”Goal Planning that ACTUALLY works” Dec 01, 2022

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On today's episode, Alan talks about goal planning, what most leaders get wrong, why most of us fail to reach our goals and how to effectively plan your goals around things that actually matter.

This will set you up for wise and effective goal planning for 2023. Be sure to check out more from our episode sponsor Full Strength Network in the show notes below.

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335 - Jordan Raynor ”Why our work matters” Nov 24, 2022

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!

On today's episode, entreprenuer, author and work researcher Jordan Raynor talks with Alan about how we've gotten work wrong, why we must recover a theology of work and why he wrote his new book The Word Before Work... and don't miss the fun lightning round. Also, be sure to check out more from our episode sponsor Full Strength Network in the show notes below.

About Jordan

Jordan Raynor helps Christians respond to the radical, biblical truth that their work matters for eternity. He does this through his bestselling books (The Creator in You, Redeeming Your Time, Master of One, and Called to Create), podcast (Mere Christians), and weekly devotional (The Word Before Work)—content that has served millions of Christ-followers in every country on earth.

In addition to his writing, Jordan serves as the Executive Chairman of Threshold 360, a venture-backed tech startup which Jordan previously ran as CEO following a string of successful ventures of his own. Jordan has twice been selected as a Google Fellow and served in The White House under President George W. Bush.

A sixth-generation Floridian, Jordan lives in Tampa with his wife and their three young daughters. The Raynors are proud members of The Church at Odessa.

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The Word Before Work

Website: https://jordanraynor.com/

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334 - Robert Jordan ”What type of leader are you?” Nov 17, 2022

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On today's episode, Business leader and author Robert Jordan and Alan discuss 4 types of leaders, why it's helpful to know who you are and how our organizations can become more resilient.

About Robert

Robert Jordan created Online Access, the first Internet-coverage magazine worldwide, landing on Inc’s 500 fastest-growing company list. After the sale of the magazine, he launched InterimExecs RED Team (Rapid Executive Deployment), matching rock star leadership with companies seeking to achieve extraordinary results. Jordan is co-author of Right Leader Right Time: Discover Your Leadership Style for a Winning Career and Company, author of How They Did It: Billion Dollar Insights from the Heart of America, and publishing partner for Start With No, Jim Camp’s bestseller on negotiation. A lifelong Chicagoan, husband & father, he shares an Instagram account with his dog Norman @Norman.clature.

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333 - Susan Salenger ”How women sideline themselves” Nov 10, 2022

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Alan has a fascinating conversation with author and researcher Susan Salenger about how women's health is suffering and why women are more likely to take care of everyone else before themselves. Women even tend to view their health issues mch differently than men do. This is a huge issue that is impacting SO many families and workplaces, because it's impacting the women we love. This is a crucial listen for both men and women.

About Susan

I'm a non-fiction writer, an avid reader and a foodie, especially dark chocolate. For more than 25 years, my husband and I owned Salenger Films, which produced and distributed corporate training films all around the world. My new book, Sidelined: How Women Manage and Mismanage Their Health, will be published by She Writes Press in April 12th, 2022.

It explores the barriers women face in getting the best medical care. It’s sometimes so difficult for women to get an accurate diagnosis and the medical community often treats women differently from men. Even in 2021, gender bias still persists. But some barriers come from women themselves. Women often put their own health last, behind the needs of their families. And illness often makes some women feel guilty for becoming ill in the first place which can lead them to make decisions they later regret. My research revealed how conflicted many women are about the medical decisions they make. After extensive interviews and research, the book highlights my findings.

Sidelined includes a valuable resource directory that offers a variety of services to help women decide the best path to follow.

I was born in Los Angeles and, although I loved living there (except for the traffic and the smog), I moved up to Northern California to be with my grandchildren.

I have two fabulous daughters, four incredible grandchildren, a dog named JD (Salenger), a cat named Max and, because I live in the wine country, a tiny vineyard that produces pinot noir.

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Website: https://www.susansalenger.com/

Sidelined: https://www.susansalenger.com/excerpt

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