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The Brave Next Step

Business · EN

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About this Podcast:

Real leadership doesn’t come with a manual. It comes from bold decisions, uncomfortable truths, and the courage to lead when the path ahead isn’t clear. Join Emma Canter - leadership development expert and curious human - as she hosts honest conversations with business leaders, innovators, and experts who are navigating ambiguity and pushing past comfort zones to create meaningful change. Each episode delivers real stories, practical insights, and expert advice to help you grow personally and professionally, no matter where you lead—from the boardroom to the frontlines of innovation. This isn’t about quick fixes or one-size-fits-all answers. It’s about doing what’s right, not what’s easy. Because leadership is nuanced, messy, and deeply human. If you're ready to stretch, grow, and take your brave next step, this podcast is for you.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

32%

Guest openness

Selective

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What is The Brave Next Step about?

Real leadership doesn’t come with a manual. It comes from bold decisions, uncomfortable truths, and the courage to lead when the path ahead isn’t clear. Join Emma Canter - leadership development expert and curious human - as she hosts honest conversations with business leaders, innovators, and experts who are navigating ambiguity and pushing past comfort zones to create meaningful change.

What has The Brave Next Step covered recently?

Recent episodes include "You Said It Clearly, But Did They Hear What You Meant?" (26 October 2026, 9 minutes), "Who’s Carrying the Thinking Work?" (19 October 2026, 9 minutes), and "Why Understanding Isn’t the Same as Commitment" (4 October 2026, 11 minutes).

How often does The Brave Next Step publish?

The Brave Next Step publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes.

How hard is it to get booked on The Brave Next Step?

Booking probability for The Brave Next Step is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Brave Next Step requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Brave Next Step's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch The Brave Next Step?

The strongest fits for The Brave Next Step are Business & Management Consulting. The Brave Next Step has a business audience.

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The Brave Next Step is a business podcast.

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Recent episodes

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  • Aug 23, 20269 min

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  • Aug 2, 202611 min

    I’m reflecting on one of the hardest questions in leadership: what do you do when there is no obvious right answer? After a decision in my own business did not work out as planned, I found myself asking not what I...

  • Jul 26, 20269 min

    Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been doing more things alone, from attending a wedding solo to driving across Germany and exploring Munich by myself. None of it felt completely comfortable, but that was exactly the...

  • Jul 19, 20269 min

    In this episode, I’m exploring self-authorisation, what it really means, and why it matters so much in leadership and life. I share one of the hardest decisions I made as a teenager, when I chose to protect my own...

  • Jul 12, 202639 min

    What if the thing holding your message back is not what you are saying, but how you are breathing while you say it? In this episode, I’m joined by Melissa Thom, founder of Brava, to explore what leaders can learn from...

  • Jul 5, 202615 min

    Why do people resist change, even when the change is positive? In this episode, I’m exploring how the brain’s bias towards threat detection can shape behaviour at work, and why resistance, disengagement or conflict may...

  • Jun 28, 20268 min

    When we talk about breaking a habit, we often make change feel like a battle. In this episode, I’m exploring why words such as stopping, removing and giving something up can create resistance before we have even begun...

  • Jun 21, 202626 min

    In this episode, I’m continuing what has accidentally become a three-part mini series on psychological safety, trust, and what leaders can do when something in the team feels off. I talk through why it is so important...

  • Jun 14, 202615 min

    In this episode, I’m talking about trust, and honestly, how have we got to episode 60 without giving it its own moment? After last week’s reflections on psychological safety, I wanted to pull apart the difference...

  • Jun 7, 202617 min

    In this episode, I’m sharing a reflective learning moment from one of my most extreme leadership testing grounds, supporting my son in his ambitions as an athlete. It has had me thinking deeply about psychological...

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Melissa Thom

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Jenny Burns

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Gabe Winn

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