Bregman Leadership Podcast

What are the qualities that make people extremely successful? Sarah Robb O’Hagan would know; she has been named one of Forbes’ “Most Powerful Women In Sports”.

Are you afraid telling your employees the hard truth will make you seem like a jerk? Both praise and criticism should show you care, says Kim Scott.

Are you sucking the intelligence out of your team? According to Liz Wiseman, there are two kinds of leaders, and the latter only get about half of their team’s intelligence.

Are you confusing comfort with happiness? Emily Esfahani Smith furthers our discussion on happiness.

Should you have a warm-up routine for work? According to Dan McGinn, what you do before a performance makes all the difference to that performance.

Are you stuck in a rut? You can’t just think your way to a better future, say Bill Burnett and Dave Evans, you have to design it.

What is the secret to building a world-class team? Sam Walker boiled down the success of the world's greatest sports teams to a single factor: a great captain.

Can you live happier and be a better leader? According to Tal Ben-Shahar, happiness is the key to successful leadership--but just pursuing it isn’t going to get you there.

How can you develop employees who care? Discover how much your company stands to gain by developing caring mindsets.

Are meaning and happiness part of your career? Marshall Goldsmith, world renowned business educator and coach, returns to the podcast.

How do you talk someone out of believing in a lie? There’s a better way than just spouting the facts, says Daniel Levitin.

How can we have productive conversations around sensitive issues? Bestselling author Mark Murphy offers a solution in his newest book.

Can a little bit of rest actually make us far more productive? Discover why even an hour of rest a week can increase your productivity.

How do you "show love" in your professional life? It sounds like a crazy question, but being genuinely selfless is actually the best thing you can do for your career.

What makes a successful mentorship? It’s not about having a mentee who listens and a mentor who teaches well--it’s all about values compatibility.

How does a company grow its revenue from less than $400M to over $1 billion? That’s the growth trajectory Don Kania led when he became CEO of FEI.

Can you give a speech that actually inspires action? According to expert communicator Sean D’Souza, that’s exactly what every speech should do.

Through a series of fascinating experiments, behavioral economist Dan Ariely has begun to decipher the relationship between meaning, money and motivation.

Voice and public speaking coach Tracy Goodwin, author of Captivate the Room, says the most important thing isn't what you say, it's how you say it.

Do you have a dream you’ve been waiting to make good on? Bernie lays out his formula for following through on your most ambitious goals and dreams.