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Join me, Amy Lynn Durham, as I talk with the multi-hyphenate, incomparable Sandra Bargman about the importance of knowing thyself in leadership, recognizing the gifts anger can reveal, and how women are on the leading edge of a leadership paradigm shift. We also discuss impactful communication and storytelling, offering insights into anger, grief, and the power of reflection.

We cast a vision where hierarchical leadership is replaced by a more inclusive, courageous approach.

Here's what to anticipate:

▪ Learn about the evolving nature of leadership in the 21st century.
▪ Discover ways to tap into courage, self-awareness, and vulnerability in leadership.
▪ Get advice on dealing with toxic work environments and learn how to reframe challenges as gifts.
▪ Explore Sandra's insights on the "angry woman" and how you can embrace your anger.
▪ Find ways to connect with your spirituality, and purpose, and uncover the reason WHY you are here on Earth.

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"Leadership is the ability to model courage and to inspire people... Everything begins with a sense of the courage to look within." - Sandra Bargman

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Join me, Amy Lynn Durham, with Christopher Good, the Chief Creative Officer at One Workplace, the West Coast leader in workplace design solutions. Christopher shares his journey from interior design to shaping organizational beliefs and behaviors in this episode. He emphasizes the power of design to impact human experiences at work positively. A key takeaway from our discussion is the concept of propinquity—the physical and virtual closeness, frequency of connection, and shared values—that play a crucial role in fostering meaningful workplace connections. Christopher envisions a future of work where individuals take control of their work experiences, leaders prioritize human connections, and organizations embrace meaningful change.

Key Discussion Points:

• Christopher's background in design and shift to shaping organizational culture
• The impact of design on human experiences at work
• Discussion on propinquity: closeness, connection frequency, and shared values
• Envisioning a future where individuals control work experiences
• Encouragement to foster positive ripples in the workplace
• Information on connecting with Christopher and exploring his work

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"We should all get that intrinsic value of just feeling like I contributed to something today. I did it with great people and can't wait to do it again tomorrow." - Christopher Good

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• www.oneculture.works
• www.powerofpropinquity.com

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Join me, Amy Lynn Durham, with Newton Cheng, the Director of Health + Performance at Google. We have a candid conversation about mental health at work.

Newton's insights offer a refreshing, no-BS perspective on aligning personal values with professional responsibilities, ultimately inspiring listeners to embrace authenticity and prioritize well-being in their leadership journeys.

What To Anticipate:

• Newton's raw and honest moment when he chose to remove his "mask" at work, sharing his true self with colleagues.
• The circumstances that led Newton to take a mental health leave, and how he bravely discussed it with others.
• Tips and advice for managing mental health struggles at work and finding support.
• Effective strategies for reducing burnout and creating a more supportive work culture.
• How to lead by example by prioritizing well-being and fostering a healthier workplace.

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"So the mask is completely off. I have smashed it into bits, swept it up, and thrown it in the garbage. So it's completely out there.” - Newton Cheng

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