Booking Overview
Metrics
Episodes: 36
Frequency: Every two weeks
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Listener location: USA
Instagram: 2.3k followers
Page updated: Oct 28, 2026 · How we check this data
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Publicly listed emails
michael@michaeldauphinee.com
info@thedauphineegroup.com
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Host
Mike Dauphinee - Mike Dauphinee hosts conversations about leadership, CliftonStrengths, purpose, and finding a way forward when familiar plans no longer work.
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Recent Guest Discussions
Ross Blankenship - Friction In Leadership, Emotional Dynamics At Work, Strengths, And The Role Of AI In Decision-making
Jacques Spitzer - Agency Leadership, Positioning, Adapting To Industry Change, And Guiding Teams Through AI Adoption
Aref Dostyar - Navigating Upheaval, Leadership In Crisis, Peacebuilding, And Building A Future For Afghanistan
Danny Kim - Career Transitions, Relationships As A Guide, Leadership, And Finding Purpose Through Change
Joseph Pietrocini - Decision-making Without A Roadmap, Execution, Entrepreneurship, And Finding Direction Amid Uncertainty
Recent Topics
Episodes
From Blind Optimist to Productive Positivity - with Bobby Bitton
October 27, 2026
SummaryBobby Bitton started OPositive at 23, in a category most companies avoided. The early wins came fast and the lessons came after. Mike sits down with the co-founder and CEO to ask what stays on the compass once a company has something to lose. They get into what positivity looks like when it faces the problem, how fast to ship, and what a founder lets go of.About Bobby BittonPositivity Futuristic Activator Strategic IndividualizationBobby Bitton is the CEO and Co-Founder of O Positiv He...
What Is Friction in Leadership? - with Ross Blankenship
October 13, 2026
SummaryYou made the plan, the numbers are right, and something still feels off. Mike talks with his friend Ross Blankenship, PhD, an organizational psychologist and executive coach, about Friction, the book he wrote with Dr. Maggie Sass, and the word they use for what sits underneath work and leadership. They get into how to tell what kind of hard thing you’re facing, how your strengths show up in a room, and where AI fits when the thinking is the work.About Ross Blankenship, PhDRoss Blankens...
The Question Every Buyer Is Asking: with Jacques Spitzer
September 29, 2026
SummaryJacques Spitzer started Raindrop as a one-person shop and grew it into a creative agency of about a hundred people. He and Mike get into what it takes to keep your footing when the work, the tools, and the industry keep shifting under you. Jacques makes the case that people buy for only two reasons, that being "anti-niche" is a strength rather than a liability, and that the hard part of AI is not the tool, it's leading a hundred people who all feel differently about it. A...
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