Advice For Transforming Leadership, Culture, Curiosity, And Communication From Beth Wonson

My Appearance on The Transformative Leader Podcast

It was my pleasure to be a guest on the most recent episode of The Transformative Leader Podcast hosted by Amir Ghannad. You can listen on the Ghannad Group website, and the episode is also available on iTunes and Stitcher.

In this episode of The Transformative Leader Podcast, I’m excited to bring you a discussion with leadership expert, speaker, and consultant, Beth Wonson. And yes, in case you’re wondering, I definitely consider Beth another kindred spirit! She really “gets it” when it comes to leadership, culture, and the role that self-awareness, insight, and emotional intelligence play in bringing them together. Beth understands that often traditional leadership training is absent for those moving into leadership positions, leaving them to ill-prepared for the challenges they will face. And even when training is present, it usually falls fall short of equipping people with the skills and mindset they need to thrive and succeed, both in terms of results and satisfaction. It is this gap specifically that Beth and her team work to address, through her Navigating Challenge Dialogue workshops and related training aimed at guiding leaders in developing the inter- and intra-personal skills necessary for them and their organizations thrive. All in all, it was a great conversation with great leader doing the hard work of creating more leaders, and I hope you give this episode a listen!

Read the full post at the The Ghannad Group website. I’d love to hear what you think of this episode!

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