Bregman Leadership Podcast

What if leadership maturity wasn’t about age, but effort and experience? This week, I’m joined by Keith Eigel and Karl Kuhnert, who wrote The Map.…

How do we overcome the fear of taking risks? Herminia explains how managers can step up to bigger leadership positions, without relying on introspection.

Discover the most important words a leader can say, the benefits of a two-line email, and why culture isn’t a soft skill.

Are you afraid of taking a risk? You might just be afraid of feeling. If you are willing to feel everything, you can do anything—which is the premise of my new book.

Why do talented people face career derailment? If you know your faults, you can find the type of work environment right for you, says Carter…

What does it mean to be a five-star communicator? Carmine Gallo says the power of persuasion and the impact of compelling stories can set us apart from the rest.

How can you elevate a moment—and can every moment be truly powerful?

In a fast-paced, technological world, what is the best kind of leader? Discover the merits of autocratic leadership versus democratic leadership.

How can we encourage creative problem-solving in our teams? By creating safe spaces that activate the “seeking system” part of our brains.

Has your team plateaued? Once you reach the top, you either innovate or atrophy.

How can you inspire trust in others? Start by trusting yourself.

In a world of change, how do we launch new ideas, careers, and projects?

How do you get a diverse, multigenerational team to work well together? The answer is kindness.

Are we at the mercy of our emotions? As it turns out, we can control them more than we think.

Have you tried meditation and thought it wasn’t for you? It actually might not have been meditation.

How can we understand the people with whom we disagree? By learning to differentiate opinions from facts.

When is it time to leave your career for something totally new? Daron K. Roberts tells the story of his own amazing career change.

You have a vast professional network, but are you using it the right way? According to Erica Dhawan, real power comes from the ability to leverage your network for answers.

What does it take to write a killer joke for the President of the United States? About thirty bad ones, first, says David Litt, former speechwriter for President Obama and writer/producer for Funny or Die.

What if you had a special sense that allowed you to perceive change happening right now? The Seventh Sense explores the idea of connected systems and how they change the very nature of how we do business.