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Mastermind Mastery: Business Strategies for SuccessBusiness Breakthroughs with Nexus 86: Peer Groups ReimaginedHello everyone, and welcome to another enlightening episode of Mastermind Mastery. I'm Tina, your host, and today we have a dynamic duo joining us: Stan Collesano and Inga Hebdeon from Nexus 86. In this episode, we dive deep into the art of running mastermind groups with a twist. Stan and Inga reveal the unique format they use, which includes meeting eight members every six weeks. They share the inspiration behind their group's name, Nexus 86, and the distinct benefits of their approach. We'll explore everything from the critical aspect of member commitment to the nuances of facilitating virtually. Listen in as...2024-11-1925 min
Professionals UnpluggedProfessionals Unplugged with Leadership Powered by Common Sense
In this episode I'm a guest myself of Doug Thorpe's podcast "Leadership Powered by Common Sense". I share a bit of my journey into coaching and emphasize that executive presence is a skill that can be developed through self-awareness, confidence, and effective communication. Doug and I delve into the concept of executive presence, explore its components, the challenges leaders face, and actionable strategies to develop this critical quality. But our conversation also addresses common challenges like imposter syndrome and the dynamics between introverts and extroverts in leadership roles, advocating for adaptability while maintaining one's true self.
Doug has a...2024-10-2235 min
Leadership Archives | Leadership Powered by Common SenseThe Greatest Secrets to Developing Authentic Executive Presence | Ep 324
Cultivating Executive Presence In the latest episode of “Leadership Powered by Common Sense,” host Doug Thorpe engages in a compelling conversation with Inga Hebdon, an accomplished executive coach with an ...
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Cultivating Executive Presence In the latest episode of “Leadership Powered by Common Sense,” host Doug Thorpe engages in a compelling conversation with Inga Hebdon, an accomplished executive coach with an ...
The post The Greatest Secrets to Developing Authentic Executive Presence | Ep 324 appeared first on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.2024-09-1900 minManagement Archives | Leadership Powered by Common SenseThe Greatest Secrets to Developing Authentic Executive Presence | Ep 324
Cultivating Executive Presence In the latest episode of “Leadership Powered by Common Sense,” host Doug Thorpe engages in a compelling conversation with Inga Hebdon, an accomplished executive coach with an ...
The post The Greatest Secrets to Developing Authentic Executive Presence | Ep 324 appeared first on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.2024-09-1900 minExecutive leadership Archives | Leadership Powered by Common SenseThe Greatest Secrets to Developing Authentic Executive Presence | Ep 324
Cultivating Executive Presence In the latest episode of “Leadership Powered by Common Sense,” host Doug Thorpe engages in a compelling conversation with Inga Hebdon, an accomplished executive coach with an ...
The post The Greatest Secrets to Developing Authentic Executive Presence | Ep 324 appeared first on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.2024-09-1900 minLeadership Training Archives | Leadership Powered by Common SenseThe Greatest Secrets to Developing Authentic Executive Presence | Ep 324
Cultivating Executive Presence In the latest episode of “Leadership Powered by Common Sense,” host Doug Thorpe engages in a compelling conversation with Inga Hebdon, an accomplished executive coach with an ...
The post The Greatest Secrets to Developing Authentic Executive Presence | Ep 324 appeared first on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.2024-09-1900 minLeadership Powered by Common SenseThe Greatest Secrets to Developing Authentic Executive Presence | Ep 324
Cultivating Executive Presence In the latest episode of “Leadership Powered by Common Sense,” host Doug Thorpe engages in a compelling conversation with Inga Hebdon, an accomplished executive coach with an ...
The post The Greatest Secrets to Developing Authentic Executive Presence | Ep 324 appeared first on Leadership Powered by Common Sense.2024-09-1900 minProfessionals UnpluggedBuilding TrustWhen I first planned this conversation, I thought we'd be discussing 'building trust' as a leadership cornerstone in 2024. With the rise of AI, hybrid work, and shifting company cultures, trust is more vital than ever for retaining talent and driving success. But what unfolded was a candid discussion on 'Building Trust in Leadership: Lessons from Military and Business.' Joined by Jake Clendenning, Jeremy Ransom, and Stephen Morris, we explored how military principles like servant leadership, active listening, and relationship-building can transform leadership in the corporate world. Tune in for practical insights on cultivating authentic trust and leadership in...2024-09-1025 minProfessionals UnpluggedAligning your talent to the company visionIn this episode of 'Professionals Unplugged' I had a fantastic discussion with Bill Haase, Michael Buzinski, and Bob Williams. Our conversation delved into the importance of aligning talent with company vision and creating value. Michael shared his experience of transitioning from a traditional brick-and-mortar marketing firm to a virtual one, highlighting the realignment of core values to match a flexible, independent workforce. Bill and Bob discussed the significance of a mission-driven approach, emphasizing military leadership principles and the need for purpose-driven employee engagement. But we also touches on societal shifts towards values in business, the role of leaders in...2024-08-2736 minProfessionals UnpluggedThe Importance of Company CultureIn this episode of Professionals Unplugged, I'm joined by Jan Barlow from Better Job Fit, Matt Luensmann from MJL Recruiting and Consulting, and Dave Nordel, a military transition coach. We had a fabulous conversation on the importance of company culture and how it can be perceived, nurtured, and evolved. Dave created a fascinating picture of culture as a living entity that needs the right environment to thrive, discussing the impact of hiring on culture and the consequences of misaligned values within an organization. We also explored the challenges faced by companies in maintaining a cohesive culture during growth and...2024-08-1333 minProfessionals UnpluggedReducing the Stigma of Substance Use Disorder in the WorkplaceIn this episode of 'Professionals Unplugged,' I chatted with Kevin Hyer, the founder and CEO of the Heyer Calling Foundation. Kevin's organization is all about breaking down the stigma around substance use disorder at work and offering second chances to those in recovery. Kevin opens up about his own journey through addiction and recovery, and how it led him to help others get their careers back on track. We talk about the stigma and challenges of substance use disorders, the need for supportive and recovery-friendly workplaces, and the legal things companies should know. This episode highlights the incredible...2024-07-3032 minProfessionals UnpluggedWhy kindness at work matters and can one be too kind?Sometime one needs to just make do and be kind to oneself when technology chooses not to be one's friend by just getting on with things and enjoying a conversation a conversation about the importance of kindness in professional settings with guests Steve Thornton and David Wolfskehl. We've explore how kindness impacts work culture, relationships, and business growth. The discussion highlights strategies to cultivate kindness, the potential downsides of excessive kindness, and emphasizes the need for authenticity and constructive feedback. The conversation underscores the benefits of a kind work environment for fostering community, trust, and overall success.
2024-07-1621 minProfessionals UnpluggedWhy is it important to celebrate, life events and successes?It was my birthday recently which made me think about celebrating life events and work successes, why celebrating these is important and why we often actually don't make time for it. And so I was intrigued what others had to say and I got together with Jan Barlow and Dave Nordel and we had a fabulous conversation! It ranged from sharing stories of how taking time to celebrate can boost team spirit and keep employees happy to stipulating that companies should make celebration a key part of their culture, starting from the top down. And we also talked about...2024-06-2133 minProfessionals UnpluggedLeading yourself so that you can lead others successfullyLeading others successfully starts with leading yourself, and this lively discussion served up some juicy insights on how to do just that. I got together with Bill Haase, Susan and Steven Eklin to chat about the importance of self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and the ability to inspire and empower teams while fostering a positive vibe in the workplace. With a nod to previous conversations, we also emphasized the need for leaders to strike a healthy work-life balance, be open to feedback, and never stop learning and growing. And let's not forget the importance of embracing change and adapting leadership styles...2024-06-0624 minProfessionals UnpluggedDeutsche Fassung_Episode 2 - Was ist gute Mitarbeiterführung?Das Abenteuer mit der deutschen Fassung geht in die zweite Runde! In dieser Podcastfolge beleuchten wir was gute Mitarbeiterführung eigentlich bedeutet. Dabei gehen wir näher auf konkrete Fragen ein wie:
• Was ist die Definition von guter Mitarbeiterführung?
• Was ist das Ziel guter Mitarbeiterführung?
• Was spielt Psychologische Sicherheit für eine Rolle?
Für dieses Gespräch haben wir diesmal Leif-Birger Hundt und Kathrin Lamm eingeladen.
Leif beschäftigt sich als Gründer der Firma EnjoyingWork vertieft mit der Frage wie man motivierende Arbeitsbedingungen durch datenbasierte Organisationsen...2024-05-1729 minProfessionals UnpluggedWell-being and its impact on (work) performanceLet's be real, we've all come to appreciate how crucial well-being is for peak performance, whether we're talking work or play. The whole 'recharge your batteries' spiel makes sense in theory, but how often do we actually walk the walk? Not too long ago, workaholism was practically a badge of honor in many workforces around the globe. Of course, well-being isn't just about taking a few extra vacation days and slacking off. Oh no, it's a whole lot more nuanced than that, my friends. And that's precisely what we're unpacking in this episode. I was joined by my good...2024-05-1624 minProfessionals UnpluggedSustainable change in communicationCommunication is such a crucial tool and skill in our everyday lives as well as at work! Why? Well, because that's how we convey our messages, express our thoughts, and interpret the world. So getting it 'right' is so important if we don't want to get our wires crossed. Although we all communicate from birth, we all think we're experts. But is that really the case? Think about it - how many times have you ended up frustrated because someone said something which rubbed you the wrong way, and it turns out it was meant completely different but simply...2024-05-1027 minProfessionals UnpluggedDie erste deutsche Episode_Thema: remote arbeitenJetzt auch in deutsch!
Zusammen mit einer guten Freundin, Stephanie Apel, habe ich beschlossen einen deutschen Ableger von Professionals Unplugged zu starten. Aber Stephanie ist nicht nur meine Freundin, sondern sie ist auch eine HR - Managerin und hat somit berufsbedingt mit allen Facetten des Berufsalltags zu tun, denn bei HR landen fast alle positiven und negativen Geschichten des beruflichen Lebens auf dem Tisch.
In dieser Pilotfolge tauchen wir in das Thema "remote working“ ein und beleuchten insbesondere Deutschland und die Entwicklung von remote working seit Corona und danach.
Zu Gast sind Jonas Ja...2024-03-3026 minProfessionals UnpluggedIn the mind of a CEOIn this episode of Professionals Unplugged, I delved into the mind of a seasoned CEO, fortunately having the opportunity to pick the brain of Max Lambright, a remarkable individual who has served as a serial CEO for medium-sized businesses a staggering seven times. Currently, Max mentors aspiring CEOs, preparing them for the challenges and responsibilities of occupying the corner office.
With a career spanning over five decades, Max generously shared invaluable lessons he has learned along the way. He shared with me captivating anecdotes that shed light on the potential pitfalls and unforeseen obstacles that can arise...2024-03-2527 minProfessionals UnpluggedLeadership trends, personal brand & their synergiesI had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Robin Odegaard, a fellow coach whom I greatly admire. We discussed various leadership trends and the importance of authenticity when building one's personal brand. We concluded that effective leadership requires the ability to lead oneself, along with genuine care for others and authenticity. I also shared a humorous anecdote from my past to illustrate the concept of a poor leader/manager. Transitioning from authenticity, we highlighted its significance for personal branding, emphasizing the need to avoid creating a facade or trying to mould oneself into someone they're not.
2024-03-1923 minProfessionals UnpluggedHow to create trust and rapport in a team?Building trust and rapport in a team is easier said than done as Katja, Jason, Calvin and I agreed. One fundamental thing is that one must care enough about fellow human beings in the first place. Because if we fake interest, people easily spot it and the chance of ever creating some form of trusted relationships goes out of the window. And so sincere interest in the people around us goes hand in hand with caring about them hence being interested in them as a person, what drives them, what do they want to achieve , what environment do they...2024-03-1022 minProfessionals UnpluggedWhat are the most important skills someone needs to succeed in business?Erin Spencer, Jennifer Jones, Andrew Lamb, and I got together to talk about what we think are the most important skills one needs in order to succeed in business. Googling the topic as part of my own reflection and preparation, the skills I found were very different from what we ended up discussing and agreeing on as the most important ones. In a nutshell, we think that being passionate about the type of work we do is critical, but also having a good level of awareness when it comes to understanding what we're good at and what we should...2024-03-0118 minProfessionals UnpluggedWorkplace RomancesAs it was Valentine's Day when Mikey Newton, Bill Haase, Jorge Pilay, and I got together for another candid conversation about work, we thought it would be fun to chat about workplace romances. We have all experienced them in one way or another, either by meeting our spouses or simply having awkward moments after dates didn't work out. But we also discussed some of the more serious implications, such as the impact on work performance, or laughed about some stories of when things got too far at work parties.
Connect with the three brave...2024-02-2220 minProfessionals UnpluggedLiving and working abroad
Catching up and reconnecting with former colleagues can be so much fun, especially when they are as great conversationalists as Melissa Warren.
Melissa is a Director and Head of Client Engagement at JLL and a passionate ocean sailor. Like me, she left the UK and is now living Melbourne, Australia. So we ended up having a 2.5hr conversation about what it's like to live and work abroad. The main parts of our conversation are here in this 20min-ish podcast episode where we reminiscing about how much the experience has transformed us and what it took to make it work...2024-02-1623 minProfessionals UnpluggedThe Power Of WhyIn this episode I talked with Clayton Hicks, Andrew Lamb and Simon Hebdon about the idea of knowing our "why" at work (inspired by Simon Sinek). Understanding why you do what you do is crucial for motivation and happiness.
Andrew pointed out that companies like Apple and Nike have a clear "why" which helps them build strong communities. We touched on personal experiences and the challenge of making your personal "why" match up with a company's goals.
Clay shared his "why" of valuing others whilst lifting them up is the foundation of his business. It takes time to figure...2024-01-2418 minProfessionals UnpluggedHow did you find your passion and purpose?I loved my conversation about finding passion and purpose, Mikey Newton, Simon Hebdon and Jennifer Johnson.
All of us discovered that we all had more or less a trial-and-error approach to finding our passion and purpose.
Simon stumbled into learning and development after a long stint in sales, Mikey found satisfaction in educating stakeholders during his medical sales career, and Jennifer transitioned from real estate to her passion for networking.
The advice for our younger selves includes exploring, prioritizing personal happiness, and leveraging networks. But we also looked at valuing purpose and family...2024-01-2418 min
Professionals UnpluggedProfessionals Unplugged_TrailerA sneak preview of what this podcast is all about - it's mission, concept and execution. And a little bit about me, Inga Hebdon, your host.2024-01-2403 min
Quick HitsHow do you keep a conversation flowing with a stranger without talking about yourself?The easy answer to this is “ask questions.” But about what? I’m pretty extroverted and can carry both sides of a conversation if I need to. But I wondered how other people keep a conversation flowing. Enter my wonderful panel:
First off, we learned that Kevin Wash has a game he plays (yes really!) to see how much he can learn about someone without telling them so much as his name. (Side note – I find the last thing people ask me is my name.)
His tip – start with an interesting question tha...2023-09-2510 minQuick HitsHow do you get over not anticipating an “obvious” problem before it happened?Hindsight is 20/20. Monday morning quarterbacking. It’s easy to look in the rear-view mirror and “know” things were going to turn out like they did.
I share a story during this conversation about doing something “stupid” and breaking something that was important to me. I was SO angry at myself because I know better.
Philip Tate started this conversation by saying you have to give yourself some grace and allow yourself to learn from your mistakes. Later in the conversation he brought up self-compassion.
Stewart Wiggins talked about Mike Ty...2023-09-1209 minQuick HitsHow do you address a problem with a conflict avoidant person?This was an interesting discussion to have with three people who don’t mind conflict and will jump right into or even invite a challenging conversation.
Gary Fredericks tries to start by finding common ground, something that can be agreed upon, to show he is as interested in their success as they are.
Inga Hebdon added that it depends on what you are trying to address. It is different if you have to deal directly with them versus helping them deal with a conflict within their team. But regardless, people who want...2023-07-1910 minQuick HitsHow do you see people for who they really are?Brandon Mahoney started us off by saying time. There real is no shortcut to learning about someone.
Jim Tam looks at how someone treats people who can’t do anything for them as a signal to who someone is.
Inga Hebdon countered that someone might just have a bad day so you need to give them a second chance (which aligns with the time aspect).
Are first impressions permanent? Brandon thinks not.
Another question we asked – how do you decide when you’ve given some...2023-07-0609 min
Succeed Through SpeakingWhy Impact And Presence Matter To Leadership Success - With Inga HebdonTom Bailey, founder of Succeed Through Speaking, interviews Inga Hebdon.
Inga Hebdon is a pursuit strategist and professional impact coach and member of the International Coaching Federation as well as the Founder of Medea International. Inga has a track record of strategic and operational leadership on multinational sales opportunities. She has over 15 years’ experience in business development and also extensive expertise in developing win-win solutions for her clients.
Why you've got to check out Inga's episode:
- Discover how Inga supports senior leaders, executives or partners who are newly appointed to their roles.
- Understand the challenges that senior leaders ha...2021-08-0410 min