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Hosted by Work Heartily · business · EN · 20 episodes
Real Talk with Nashville Business Leaders is a Work Heartily podcast featuring quick, honest conversations with the founders and executives building and leading some of Nashville’s most exciting businesses. Hosted by Work Heartily Founder Jonathan Barnes, each episode spends just 15 focused minutes asking one big question, giving listeners real-world insights on leadership, growth, and the challenges behind building successful businesses. Whether you’re a founder, executive, or business leader yourself, you’ll walk away with practical perspectives from the people shaping Nashville’s business community.
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Episode #20
Samantha Lane is a TEDx speaker and time management coach who helps high-performing teams become more present in life and productive in their days. The conversation covers the myth of hustle culture, the value of time as a finite resource, the importance of mindset and habits, the significance of prioritizing, planning, and protecting time, and the role of long-term vision and consistency in time management.
Real Talk With Nashville Business Leaders
Kris Kelso discusses the pitfalls of the 'fake it till you make it' advice, highlighting the pressure and consequences of faking expertise. He also emphasizes the power of asking good questions and the freedom that comes with being honest about one's knowledge and experience. Takeaways The 'fake it till you make it' advice can lead to pressure and erode confidence. Honesty and vulnerability in asking questions can lead to freedom and better leadership.
Episode #18
The conversation covers leadership challenges, decision-making, and adapting to change in the context of athletics and business. Scott Corley shares insights on the impact of mistakes, the importance of making difficult decisions, and the seismic shift in athletics. Both speakers emphasize the significance of core values and staying true to one's North Star. Scott Corley serves as Belmont University's Vice President and Director of Athletics.
Real Talk With Nashville Business Leaders
Spencer Tenney, CEO of the Tenney Group, shares the pivotal conversation that transformed his business and family dynamics, emphasizing the importance of open communication, facilitating difficult conversations, and encouraging others to engage in challenging dialogues.
Episode #15
The conversation covers the world of employee benefits consulting, the challenges of the RFP process and partner selection, and the importance of building trusted partnerships with clients. The speakers emphasize the personal and cultural impact of employee benefits and the need for a thoughtful and proactive benefit strategy.
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