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Hosted by Mirasee FM · business · EN
In this podcast, executive coach Sharon Richmond interviews successful leaders who have applied their professional and personal growth to produce tangible business outcomes. They discuss challenges, lessons learned, and what has helped them guide their organizations to success. Sharon helps listeners supercharge their own leadership with coaching tips on how to apply the lessons learned from our guests.
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn this podcast, executive coach Sharon Richmond interviews successful leaders who have applied their professional and personal growth to produce tangible business outcomes. They discuss challenges, lessons learned, and what has helped them guide their organizations to success. Sharon helps listeners supercharge their own leadership with coaching tips on how to apply the lessons learned from our guests.
Recent episodes include "Anniversary Replay: Building a Community Around a Common Purpose (Vandana Kumar)" (4 February 2026, 46 minutes), "What Today’s Teams Need Most from Their Leaders (Sharon Richmond)" (21 January 2026, 9 minutes), and "2026 Kickoff Replay: How Smart Leaders Stay Resilient in Uncertain Times (Sharon Richmond)" (7 January 2026, 12 minutes).
To Lead Is Human publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 78 episodes.
Booking probability for To Lead Is Human is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. To Lead Is Human requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. To Lead Is Human's contact route on record: verified email.
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To Lead Is Human is a business podcast with 78 episodes published.
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Just over a year ago, we published an episode worth presenting again. It's a story of how Vandana Kumar transformed a community’s shared needs into a mission-driven organization, while navigating challenges of change...

Leadership is harder today—not because leaders are weaker, but because conditions have changed. In this solo episode, Sharon Richmond explores three leadership dynamics shaping teams now: psychological safety, emotional...

Episode #75
Re-center your thinking for 2026 with Sharon ‘s five essential practices for leadership during ongoing volatility and change. Blending real-world examples with actionable insights, she reveals how intentional pauses...

In this combined Parts 1 & 2 conversation, Jane Chen , co-founder of Embrace, shares how creating a lifesaving incubator company shaped her leadership. She reflects on values over outcomes, the toll of burnout, and why...

In this retrospective, we hear 17 past guests answering host Sharon Richmond ’s question, “What does ‘To Lead Is Human’ mean to you?” In their own words, these accomplished executives from across the leadership spectrum...

In this Thanksgiving replay, host Sharon Richmond highlights the importance of gratitude in leadership. We then hear a prime example of this in her conversation with Tim Lupinacci, CEO of a top-100 U.S. law firm, whose...

A technology leader at a large university, Eve Raymond shares practical ways leaders can transform change and conflict into connection. She explains how curiosity, emotional intelligence, and deep listening help teams...

In this must-listen episode, DocuSign CEO Allan Thygesen shares how curiosity, empathy, and communication shape his leadership. He discusses balancing performance and people, leading through change, and why trust and...

CEO Tim Brackney of Springline Advisory shares how to scale with soul —balancing growth, purpose, and people-first leadership. Hear how transparency, trust, and humanity shape his approach to building a high-performing...

In Part 2 of 2, Jane Chen , co-founder of Embrace, shares how creating a lifesaving incubator company shaped her leadership. She reflects on values over outcomes, the toll of burnout, the power of vulnerability, and why...

In Part 1 of 2, Jane Chen , co-founder of Embrace, shares how creating a lifesaving incubator company shaped her leadership. She reflects on values over outcomes, the toll of burnout, the power of vulnerability, and why...

As a preview of our upcoming special compilation called Small Moments, Big Transformations , we’re replaying Spencer Sherman ’s remarkable story of losing everything in a fire, discovering Buddhist practices, and...

Host Sharon Richmond tackles the art of giving feedback. She explores why it’s vital for employee engagement and mentorship — and growth for both parties. Bonus: Sharon provides top tips that she coaches leaders to use...

Episode #64
Behind the bohemian image of the famous Burning Man festival is a well-oiled, well-run international organization. Learn from its Director of Government Affairs, Marnee Benson , how they maintain their internal ethos...

In this solo episode, Sharon digs into the core principles of human-centered leadership based on clarity, feedback, and vulnerability. She explores how leaders build trust, empower teams, and foster a culture of...

Sharon returns with a new preface to this hidden gem featuring Brian Danzis , President of North America at Seedtag. He shares how joy, consistency, and team accountability drive leadership—and how he builds trust and...

In this special replay from two years ago, Dr. Maureen O'Connor talks about her academic leadership, dealing with imposter syndrome, and the role of shared governance. She also explores the balance between being liked...

Blending creativity and finance, Jonathan Ankney went from solo entrepreneur to leading a small business by blending grace, accountability, and faith-based principles. He explores leadership challenges and scaling with...

Revisiting her show’s most popular episode, Sharon adds new context to start. We then hear Arvind KC as he explores the evolving landscape of leadership in the AI era — blending technology, empathy, and service. He...

Len Forkas is now among the elite few who have summited the highest peak on every continent. In this re-release with a new preface by host Sharon Richmond, hear Len’s fascinating mix of business, nonprofit, athletics...
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