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Hosted by Elynndí · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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One big question, asked at the start and end of the show—with the last answer being much deeper than the first.
Elynndí hosts Ask It Like You Mean It, with Aaron Barlin, a society show with 10 episodes published.
That's a wrap on Season 1! Many thanks to our wonderful guests this season: together, they offer a robust range of different and in-depth expertise. We asked them hard questions like we meant it -- and they all answered
Sarah Kagan, grief coach and consultant at Keriah Grief Coaching & Consulting, helps people and organizations rebuild the capacity to grieve together—openly, skillfully, and with ritual. Sarah examines what our loss of c
Maria Morukian, founder and CEO of MSM Global Consulting, has spent over 18 years guiding leaders and organizations through culture change, intercultural competence, and leadership development. Maria reframes leadership
Wallis Mills—Founder & Principal Advisor at Modern Enterprise—helps C-suites separate real modernity from trend-chasing. Drawing on executive roles at AMD and NVIDIA, she advises on AI readiness, go-to-market, and narrat
Ellen Raim, founder of People Matter LLC, is a "generational interpreter" in the workplace, helping companies and young professionals bridge the divide between Gen Z, Gen X, and all in-between. In this episode, Ellen inv
Rachael G describes herself as a “Big Law refugee,” and she joins us to pull back the veil on some of the most toxic workplaces in her industry (while keeping the most sensitive details confidential along the way). Our c
Charlotte Safran, Program Manager at Vermont Department of Health, has built her career around transforming healthcare into a system of genuine partnership. Her work bridges hospitals, families, and communities—grounded
Lani Matsumura, Director of Social Services Training & Development at The Salvation Army, brings her background as a teacher, instructional designer, and believer in lifelong learning to this conversation. In this episod
Business and executive coach Ianna Raim, MBA, PCC of Ianna Raim Coaching helps leaders and professionals stop sabotaging themselves and build careers that feel authentic, resilient, and fulfilling. In this episode, she b
Think of the show “Hot Ones,” but instead of pop icons, we’re putting industry leaders in the hot seat to ask them spicy questions about their expertise—from consultants, to educators, to healthcare professionals, and mo
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Ask It Like You Mean It, with Aaron Barlin is hosted by Elynndí. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 10 episodes.
Ask It Like You Mean It, with Aaron Barlin has published 10 episodes.
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