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Episodes: 100
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
jimtherrington@gmail.com
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Trisha - Host (co-presenter) focused on leadership development and emotionally healthy leadership practices, teaching leaders to lead from conviction and reduce anxiety-driven reactivity within systems.
Mac - Host (co-presenter) focused on leadership development and emotionally grounded leadership, emphasizing integrity, boundaries, and guiding principles during tension and change.
Nate Pyle - Host on The Leader's Journey Podcast who discusses leadership growth topics such as coaching effectiveness and how leaders can become more coachable through active participation and better questions.
Steve Cuss - Leadership Anxiety, Sabotage In Leadership/change, Group Dynamics, Emotional Management, Systems Theory Concepts (e.g., Triangles/double Binds)
Strengthening Your Leadership Immune System
May 23, 2026
In this episode, Trisha and Mac begin their series on leadership responses to build health by exploring two foundational practices for leadership: focusing on self rather than others, and choosing integrity over unity. Together, they unpack how anxiety pushes leaders to become reactive, emotionally fused, and overly focused on managing other people's responses. They discuss the hard work of clarifying guiding principles, staying grounded in moments of tension, and leading from conviction inst...
Steve Cuss: Leadership, Anxiety and Sabotage
May 09, 2026
Do we love people by tolerating their terrible behavior? How do we stop demonizing people who get in our way? What about when I am the one who is sabotaging change? In our conversation with Steve Cuss, author of Managing Leadership Anxiety: Yours and Theirs, we look at the reality of sabotage in the process of leading change. Because anxiety spreads in a group and because typically the most anxious person in the room holds the most power, managing ourselves in the face of sabotage is always t...
Getting the Most Out of Coaching
April 25, 2026
In this episode, Trisha and Nate talk about how to get the most out of a coaching relationship. They explore what makes coaching effective, why it requires active participation, and how clients can show up in ways that lead to real growth. From setting the agenda to asking better questions, they offer practical insights for both new and experienced coaching clients. Conversation Overview Coaching Requires Active Participation Curiosity Over Expertise Focus on Your Own Actions Coachi...
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