She’s demonstrated her leadership ability throughout her career, advancing to some of the most senior leadership roles. But her C-suite peers haven’t always valued what she brings to the table.
Host Muriel Wilkins coaches this leader through how to demonstrate her value as an executive as she joins a new organization.
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May 11
Ask Muriel Anything: Productivity, Layoffs, and Visibility
Are you worried that you have developed a habit of quitting when times get tough?Do you struggle with finding authentic ways to be seen by senior leadership?Are you trying to find the time and energy to develop your team?In this episode, Muriel is joined by her producer Mary to t ... Show More
35m 50s
Apr 27
How Do I Help My Boss Without Doing Their Job For Them?
She's energized by her company and the possibilities of her role, but keeps running into tension with her boss around how they work together. Host Muriel Wilkins coaches her through examining her approach, understanding what her boss actually needs from her, and deciding what she ... Show More
51m 29s
Mar 2024
Leadership Lessons from Navy SEALs, Fortune CEOs & Top Executives
In today’s episode, we dive deep into the essence of leadership and personal transformation with a stellar lineup of guests. Brad Lomenick brings his expertise on impactful leadership and personal growth, drawing from his experience as a consultant and author of influential books ... Show More
59m 38s
Apr 2022
1950: The Tech Bringing Leadership Into the 21st Century
<p><br /> Leadership is a strange word. For some, it conjures up images of the "old" world of work, with strict hierarchies, stuffy titles, and (predominantly) ageing men in suits with inflated salaries. For others, it's a fluffy concept filled mostly with hot air.</p> <p>However ... Show More
41m 51s
<p class="p1"><span class="s1">Much of my life has been a devotion to a simple expression: <em>you can lead without a title.</em></span></p> <p class="p1"><span class="s1">The old model of leadership taught us that to lead meant the need to have a formal position, high authority ... Show More
