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A Leader’s Purpose is the go-to podcast for faith-driven leaders, mission-minded entrepreneurs, and high-achieving professionals who are ready to lead with clarity, confidence, and authenticity.Hosted by International Speaker and Executive Coach Tami Imlay, this show is your space to get honest about success, identity, and the deeper purpose you can’t ignore anymore. Whether you’re pivoting, stepping into your next season, or wondering “What now?” after reaching your goals—this podcast will meet you in the middle of that tension and help you find your next aligned step forward.Tami brings over 20 years of leadership experience, including military service, a background in therapy and behavioral psychology, and certifications as a Master Enneagram Coach and NeuroCoach. She helps leaders like you understand what drives them, what’s getting in their way, and how to move forward in a way that aligns with who they really are—not just what they’ve achieved.Expect soul-deep clarity and prac
Clarity hosts A Leader’s Purpose: Navigating Career and Life-Defining Moments with Clarity, Confidence, and Purpose for High-Level Leaders Ready to Lead with Purpose over Pressure, a business show with 354 episodes published.
Your team is capable. You know that better than anyone. So when everything keeps routing back through you, the instinct is to look at them. More delegation. Better processes. Clearer expectations. None of that is the rea
Show notesThis one is personal. This is not a leadership framework episode. This is my story -- and I shared it because I think it belongs here. Fifteen years of Memorial Days. Fifteen years of going back to DC with my kids. Walki
Show notesYou've run it through every filter. Looked at it from every angle. Sat with it at 3 am. The decision settled. And THEN you opened it back up. Not because something changed. Because trusting your own read is harder than m
Show notesLeadership gets harder at senior levels not because the role gets worse, but because the weight accumulates without a system for what to put down. Experience increases visibility and stakes but does not reduce the load.
Show notesThe most capable leaders in the room are sometimes the most exhausted ones. Not because the role is too much — because they are performing something they already have. Tami names the myth that keeps senior leaders workin
Show notesYour team is not disengaged. They are responding. And there is a difference that changes everything about where you look. Tami names the myth that keeps senior leaders investing in the wrong solutions — and reframes what
Show notesStrong leaders trust their gut. That is what you have been told your whole career. And it is not wrong. But at the level you are operating at right now — with more people pulling on you, more stakes visible, more eyes on
Show notesYou know exactly what the right call is. You have known for three days. And you still have not made it. That is not a clarity problem. Most senior leaders have plenty of clarity. What they are missing is something the le
Show notesThere is a meeting happening in almost every organization right now. Everyone is in the room. Everyone contributes. Everyone feels heard. And three weeks later nothing has moved. If that sounds familiar, you are not deal
Show notesThere's a grief that comes with leadership nobody warns you about. Not the kind that comes from loss — the kind that comes from success. The relationships that quietly shifted. The version of yourself you left somewhere
Show notesYou've spent years earning your seat at this table. The expertise is there. The track record is there. And somewhere along the way, you started waiting for the room to confirm what you already know before you move. This
Show notesMost people don’t become leaders because they crave authority. They become leaders because they care. They care about people. They care about doing things well. They care about building environments where others succeed.
Show notes“You just need clarity.” Leaders hear this everywhere. In meetings. In coaching advice. In LinkedIn posts. In leadership books. It sounds wise. It sounds helpful. But no one ever explains what clarity actually means. So
Show notesYou didn't get to this level by accident. But something has shifted — and you feel it, even if you can't name it yet. Leadership feels heavier than it used to. And this episode isn't a framework or a fix. It's the story
Show notesYou made the right call. So why are you still rehearsing it three days later? If you’re replaying sound decisions, pressure-testing them after the meeting ends, or quietly reopening threads you already closed, this episo
Show notesIf decisions feel heavier than they should — not hard, just heavier — this episode is for you. You’re not burned out. You’re not broken. And you’re not lacking skill. In this conversation, Tami names a pattern she sees i
Show notesIf you keep re-explaining decisions you thought were already made, this episode is for you. In this conversation, Tami names a leadership pattern she sees repeatedly on high-performing teams: decisions that never fully l
Show notesOkay, friend, this one came out of nowhere. I just got back from a cruise—senior trip with seven high schoolers—and somewhere between Mexico and deep conversations about critical thinking, something clicked. I spent days
Show notesEvery January, leaders build goals that look logical, defensible, and impressive on paper—yet feel hollow in practice. In this episode, Tami unpacks why that disconnect happens and what it costs leaders over time. Drawin
Show notesEvery January brings a flood of leadership trends, predictions, and skills to master—but most of them miss the point. In this episode, Tami shares what she knows after decades of leading teams and coaching executives: re
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