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The very best leaders lean into their own inner work in times of disruption. But this is often hidden work, work we do with a trusted few. Through conversations with Christian leaders across industries, we want to bring this hidden work to the surface and give you some inspiration, questions, and practices.This podcast is made available by the Max De Pree Center for Leadership at Fuller Theological Seminary.
Unknown Host hosts The Hidden Work of Leadership, a religion show with 15 episodes published.
Are you listening? If not, there may be more at stake than you realize. For Rhonda Butler—professor, executive leadership coach, and director of Women's L.I.F.T. Fellowship—failing to listen can do real harm, leading to
In the world of mental health care, wellness is often reduced to a lowering of symptoms. While fewer symptoms are vital to health and healing, it doesn't always lead to a thriving life. So then, how does one view mental
Take a moment and think of some of the best wisdom or advice you've heard from the top businesspeople. What did you hear? Chances are you didn't hear things like, "Discussing failure is outdated." Or "I have never practi
Agency is a word we hear a lot these days. But what does it mean to live, work, and lead out of it? Particularly, what does it mean to act with agency in moments of crisis? For wellness coach and management consultant Gu
So much of life seems to be uncharted. From the rise of AI and its still unknown impact on work to global crises that stir anxiety, to the shifting seasons in our personal lives involving family, relationships, and healt
In a time of increased isolation, finding ourselves within a community feels more important than ever. We ache for wisdom—wisdom that is embodied and drawn from shared experiences. But what happens when entire histories
Too often, we assume our desires are bad or sinful—something to suppress or eliminate. But what if our desires were actually a pathway into knowing more deeply who God created us to be and our unique purpose in the world
If the old adage is true that wisdom is "caught, not taught," how do we live and lead wisely amid deepening social fractures and growing isolation? In this conversation, Uli Chi, author of The Wise Leader, joins Michaela
Season 1 has been a blast! We have loved having Lisa be our co-host and interviewing business leaders, authors, and therapists about how they were formed as leaders in the midst of disruption. In this final episode for t
On this episode, Michaela and Lisa welcome Tod Bolsinger. Tod is the Senior Congregational Strategist for the Church Leadership Institute, Affiliate Professor of Leadership Formation at Fuller Theological Seminary, and c
In this episode, Michaela and Lisa speak with Steve Sawyer. Steve's story is an example of The uncommon posture of knowing yourself deeply and working out of that knowledge; Staying in your headlights as a leader; Buildi
It is a rare experience to feel fully known, especially for leaders. But what if the version of us that others expect us to be doesn't line up with what feels most authentic? In this episode, Michaela and Lisa welcome Dr
On this episode of The Hidden Work of Leadership, Michaela and Lisa welcome Jasmine Bellamy. Jasmine describes herself as a love scholar-practitioner who is a catalyst for business and culture transformation. She is the
On this episode of the podcast, Michaela welcomes Lisa Pratt Slayton, Founding Partner and CEO of Tamim Partners, LLC and co-author of their new book Life in Flux. Lisa unpacks lessons she's learned the hard way that hav
Welcome to the first episode of The Hidden Work of Leadership podcast! In this episode, host Michaela O'Donnell talks about How frequently we're headed into, in the middle of, or emerging from life transitions; The need
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