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The Failure GapA Conversation With Michelle Prince, CEO/Founder, Performance Publishing GroupIn this conversation, Michelle Prince shares her journey from a corporate career to becoming a bestselling author and the CEO of Performance Publishing Group. She discusses the common barriers people face when trying to write a book, emphasizing the importance of overcoming the 'failure gap' between intention and action. Michelle explains her unique approach to partner publishing, where collaboration with authors is key. She highlights the significance of aligning goals and understanding the true value of writing a book as a platform for serving others. Through personal anecdotes and success stories, she inspires aspiring authors to take the first...2025-07-2931 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Harvey Johnson, CEO, PBMaresIn this conversation, Harvey Johnson, CEO of PBMares, shares his journey to leadership, emphasizing the importance of alignment between personal and professional goals. He discusses the challenges of empowerment and accountability within leadership, the necessity of creating a culture where team members feel safe, seen, and valued, and innovative strategies for client targeting. The conversation culminates in a call to action regarding the environmental impact of ocean trawling, highlighting the need for awareness and change.TakeawaysHarvey's journey to leadership was not initially plannedSelf-reflection is crucial for personal and professional growthCourageous authenticity is key to effective...2025-07-1641 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Matthew Pine, CEO, XylemIn this conversation, Matthew Pine, CEO of Xylem, shares his insights on leadership, alignment, and the challenges of organizational transformation. He emphasizes the importance of creating a culture of trust, accountability, and empowerment within teams. Matthew discusses his journey to leadership, the significance of diverse experiences, and the need for leaders to engage deeply in the alignment process. He highlights the role of structure in fostering accountability and the necessity of having quality conversations to navigate mindset shifts. Ultimately, he advocates for a global alignment around trust and mutual respect as essential for driving meaningful change.Takeaways2025-07-0136 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With April Whitson, Global VP of HR, ABBIn this episode of The Failure Gap, Julie Williamson, Ph.D. speaks with April Whitson, VP of HR for ABB and author of The Stay Challenge. They discuss the critical role of leadership in shaping workplace culture, the challenges of employee retention, and the importance of effective one-on-one meetings. April emphasizes that culture is built at the team level and that leaders must prioritize engagement and alignment to create an irresistible workplace. They also explore the concept of regrettable retention and how it affects team dynamics, urging leaders to reflect on their purpose and the impact of their decisions...2025-06-1838 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Dr. Jandel Allen-Davis, CEO, Craig HospitalIn this conversation, Dr. Jandel Allen-Davis shares her journey from being an obstetrician-gynecologist to the CEO of Craig Hospital, emphasizing the importance of saying yes to opportunities and navigating change. She discusses the significance of data-driven decision-making, building commitment over compliance, and fostering a culture of inclusion. Dr. Davis also reflects on the challenges of leadership in healthcare and her vision for a better future, advocating for a collaborative approach to problem-solving.TakeawaysDr. Jandell Allen Davis transitioned from clinical care to leadership.Saying yes to opportunities can lead to unexpected paths.Navigating change requires patience...2025-05-2043 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Cyril Peupion, CEO of Work Smarter Live Better (WSLB)In this conversation, Cyril Peupion shares his journey from a corporate leader to the founder of Work Smarter Live Better (WSLB), emphasizing the importance of learning effective work habits. He discusses the challenges he faced in writing his book and the significance of giving back to others. Cyril highlights the power of team alignment and setting clear priorities for success, while also advocating for personal growth through reflection and planning. His philosophy revolves around living fully, giving generously, and continuously growing, encouraging listeners to cherish every moment and focus on what truly matters.TakeawaysCyril's journey...2025-05-1347 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Richard Giles, Group Finance Director of Parkdean ResortsIn this episode of the Failure Gap, Richard Giles shares his unique journey from studying English literature to becoming a group finance director. He emphasizes the importance of passion in leadership, the need for effective communication, and the role of people in driving transformation. Richard discusses the challenges of navigating change, the significance of creating a supportive culture, and the necessity of psychological safety in teams. He also highlights the importance of understanding different perspectives and fostering collaboration to achieve alignment and success in organizations.TakeawaysRichard's journey from English literature to finance was unintentional but...2025-04-2239 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Jon Marcus, President of Rose Sisters ChipsIn this episode of the Failure Gap, Jon Marcus shares his journey from a successful corporate career to launching Rose Sisters Chips, a family business centered around a cherished tortilla recipe. He discusses the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, the importance of community support, and the dynamics of working with family. Jon emphasizes the need for clear roles, the value of feedback, and the courage to pivot and innovate, especially in the face of adversity like the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation highlights the significance of aligning personal and professional goals, and the joy of creating something meaningful with loved...2025-04-1549 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Dr. Martine Canal, Founder of Self-Care GeniusIn this episode of The Failure Gap, Dr. Martine Cannell shares her journey from being a nurse to becoming a self-care strategist, emphasizing the importance of self-care for women over 40. She discusses the challenges of aligning personal goals with daily responsibilities, the necessity of setting boundaries, and practical strategies for self-care. Dr. Cannell highlights the role of community support and cultural practices in enhancing self-care, encouraging listeners to prioritize their well-being and take actionable steps towards a healthier lifestyle.TakeawaysSelf-care is essential, not a luxury.Women over 40 often neglect their own needs.Setting boundaries is...2025-03-2536 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Sonya Weisshappel, Founder of SeriatimIn this episode of the Failure Gap, Sonya Weisshappel shares her journey as a professional organizer and author of 'Confessions of a Chaos Whisperer.' She discusses the importance of moving from agreement to alignment in personal organization, the power of conversation, and the emotional aspects of decluttering. Sonya emphasizes the need for preparation during life transitions and the role of trusted advisors in helping individuals navigate these changes. The conversation highlights the disconnect many people experience in organizing their lives and the impact of life events on personal organization. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the importance of...2025-03-1846 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Monica Radulescu, Learning Consultant at TELUSIn this episode of the Failure Gap podcast, Julie Williamson, Ph.D. speaks with Monica Radulescu, a Learning Consultant at TELUS, about her journey to leadership, the importance of overcoming fears, particularly in public speaking, and the role of senior leadership support in organizational development. They discuss the significance of creating meaningful connections in the workplace and the need for simplification to foster alignment and collaboration. Monica shares her insights on navigating the space between agreement and alignment, emphasizing the importance of curiosity, playfulness, and psychological safety in fostering a thriving organizational culture.TakeawaysMonica's journey...2025-02-2443 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Jo Aidroos, Transformation LeaderIn this conversation, Julie Williamson and Jo Aidroos explore the journey of leadership, the challenges faced in navigating personal and professional growth, and the importance of moving from mere agreement to true alignment in organizations. Jo shares her personal experiences, including her struggles with mental health and the need for better mental health education in schools. They discuss the significance of communication, trust, and vulnerability in leadership, and how these elements contribute to successful transformation within organizations.Takeaways:Jo Aidroos emphasizes the importance of self-awareness in leadership.Resilience is built through experience, especially during challenging times...2025-02-1249 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Ken Wilkinson, Founder & CEO of Layer 10In this episode, Julie Williamson speaks with Ken Wilkinson, founder and CEO of Layer 10, about his leadership journey, the importance of alignment in business, and the intersection of technology and property development. They discuss the challenges of executing ideas, the role of AI in the built environment, and the need for affordable housing solutions. Ken shares insights on how to move from agreement to alignment in personal and professional contexts, emphasizing the importance of intentionality and mentorship. The conversation also highlights the work being done by Trailhead Community to support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.Takeaways2025-01-2743 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Katie Jarek, Consulting Director & Global Business StrategistIn this episode of the Failure Gap, Julie Williamson speaks with Katie Jarek, a Global Business Strategist and Consulting Director, about her career journey, the challenges of swimming the English Channel, and the parallels between personal challenges and leading organizational transformations. They discuss the importance of embracing opportunities, building trust, and creating a safe space for difficult conversations in leadership. Katie shares insights on navigating the messiness of transformation, connecting in a hybrid work environment, and the significance of normalizing tough discussions to foster transparency and collaboration.TakeawaysEmbrace opportunities as they arise and be willing...2025-01-1432 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Rob Ripp, Founder of FintelligentIn this episode of the Failure Gap podcast, Julie Williamson speaks with Rob Ripp, founder of Fintelligent, about the importance of financial clarity for entrepreneurs. Rob shares his journey from corporate jobs to founding his own company, emphasizing the need for business owners to understand their finances and the value of community support. The conversation explores themes of learning from failure, embracing vulnerability, and the balance between revenue and profit. Rob highlights the emotional aspects of business ownership and the importance of making informed decisions while managing risks. The episode concludes with a call for unity and understanding in...2024-12-2041 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Dana Sednek, Chief ConsultantIn this episode of the Failure Gap podcast, Julie Williamson speaks with Dana Sednek, an expert in digital transformation. They discuss Dana's journey in leadership, the importance of a learning mindset, and the impact of generative AI on business. The conversation emphasizes the need for permission, potential, and possibility in organizational change, as well as the critical roles of direction, commitment, and capability. They explore the concepts of readiness and ripeness for transformation, the significance of focusing on people and processes, and the necessity of unlearning outdated mindsets to foster growth and innovation.Takeaways:A...2024-12-1138 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Dallas Olson, Chief Commercial Officer of NetAppIn this conversation, Julie Williamson, Ph.D. speaks with Dallas Olson, Chief Commercial Officer at NetApp, about his journey to leadership and the importance of navigating the gap between agreement and alignment in both personal and professional contexts. They discuss the significance of creating safe spaces for conversations, the role of curiosity in engagement, and the necessity of consistency in team alignment. Dallas shares personal anecdotes, particularly about coaching soccer, to illustrate the challenges and rewards of pursuing goals and the importance of process in strategy execution. The discussion emphasizes the need for leaders to foster an environment where...2024-11-2642 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Hilary Blair, CEO of ARTiculate: Real & ClearIn this episode of the Failure Gap podcast, Julie speaks with Hilary Blair, CEO and co-founder of Articulate, Real and Clear. They discuss the journey of navigating the space between agreement and alignment in leadership and communication. Hilary shares her background in theater and how it shaped her approach to helping leaders communicate effectively. The conversation explores the importance of being available as a leader, the dynamics of power in communication, and the need for self-awareness and mindset shifts to foster better collaboration and innovation within teams. They emphasize the value of fruitful friction in discussions and the necessity...2024-11-1448 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With David Prager, Chief Brand OfficerIn this conversation, Julie Williamson and David Prager discuss the challenges of prioritization, building trust, and creating shared meaning within teams. David shares personal anecdotes about his leadership journey, emphasizing the need for vulnerability, accountability, and the power of making intentions visible. The discussion highlights how effective leadership can bridge gaps in understanding and foster collaboration across diverse teams.Takeaways:Alignment is a learned skill that leaders can develop.Prioritization is often a struggle for organizations despite agreement on its importance.Building trust and accountability is essential for effective teamwork.Creating shared meaning helps unify...2024-11-0153 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Bruce Siegel, Managing Partner at Karrikins GroupIn this conversation, Bruce Siegel shares his journey through various leadership roles and the importance of navigating the space between agreement and alignment in organizations. He discusses the significance of a beginner's mindset, the challenges of business development, and the trade-offs leaders face in decision-making. Bruce emphasizes the need for alignment in organizations, overcoming ego, and the value of followership. He provides strategies for moving from agreement to alignment and highlights the importance of creating deeper connections within communities.TakeawaysMindset shifts are crucial for personal and professional development.Business development is essential for success in...2024-11-0132 min
The Failure GapA Conversation With Miles Kailburn, CEO of OTMIn this conversation, Miles Kailburn, CEO of OTM, shares his leadership journey, emphasizing the importance of adaptability, service design, and fostering a culture of trust and curiosity within his team. He discusses the challenges of moving from agreement to alignment, the significance of micro-actions in maintaining that alignment, and the role of open communication in building trust. Miles highlights the need for leaders to stay curious and engage their teams in meaningful discussions to drive innovation and growth.TakeawaysAnswering the call of leadership is a worthwhile journey, even if you don't expect it.Pay attention...2024-10-2240 min
The ET projectQuarterly Wisdom: A look at 12 global leadership gurus for Q2, 2024Today, it’s the end of another quarter. Can you believe Quarter 2 for 2024. This not only means we are officially at the halfway point of the year, but also that it’s my turn once again to fly solo as we review the previous 12 guests who graciously shared their time and insights with all of us in the past 3 months - April through June. And as is always the case when I’m doing these recaps, I’m sitting in my studio here in Shanghai and reflecting very briefly on the journey with each guest. ...2024-06-2552 min
Hard to MarketReferrals and Transformation: A B2B Marketing ChatDive into the world of B2B marketing, where strategy meets social science. Join our guest, Julie Williamson, as she unveils the secrets behind effective leadership, channel partnerships, and the art of aligning teams. Get ready for insights that could transform your organization!Here are a few topics we’ll discuss on this episode of Hard to Market Podcast.Powerful marketing meets social science.Referrals bridge client expectation gaps.Targeting new leaders for growth opportunities.Nurturing the channel partner ecosystem.Aligning leaders for organizational change.Resources:...2024-04-0226 min
Kyle Malnati's Calibrate Real EstateMindset Shifts for Brokers: Your “HOW” MattersIf you’ve done any reading in the business space, you’ve heard the famous phrase “know your why”. This advice is stemmed in the idea that your “why” you do you work is foundational and brings true alignment. But if that were all you needed to be a successful entrepreneur, everyone would do it. In order to be successful in business you have to be oriented toward taking action. This week on the Calibrate Real Estate Podcast we are joined by Julie Williamson, PhD, and Kate Huckabay of Karrikins Business Solutions. Karrinkins is a consulting firm that focuses...2021-06-1142 min
READ PodcastNavigating the Linguistic Landscape: A Path to Equity and AccessJulie Washington, PhD, and Windward’s Head of School, Jamie Williamson discuss the impact of race and culture on the Linguistic Landscape of American schools. Dr. Washington’s research focuses on the linguistic differences in students speaking African American English and the implications on identification, literacy, and support in the classroom. Dr. Washington and Mr. Williamson discuss why teacher competence in cultural and linguistic differences is a critical element of effective reading instruction. Drawing from her expertise and experience working in a variety of research and school contexts, Dr. Washington advocates for equity and access for all students.2020-08-2642 min
The You-est You® PodcastAccessing Your Clairvoyance with Caroline Diana BobartCaroline Diana Bobart is a professionally trained clairvoyant and spiritual mentor. Caroline helps super smart, soul driven women (and some soul driven men) with successful businesses create deep resolution and healing around the personal issues affecting their productivity and happiness levels during the day and keeping them up at night. Caroline has been working closely with clients in private practice since 2002 and is based in the Mediterranean on the island of Mallorca (Balearic Islands, Spain) where she runs a highly bespoke, high-touch boutique style business with a global clientele.You can find Caroline at carolinediana.com Caroline has spent years t...2019-12-1134 min
The Philippe Matthews ShowHow Successful Companies Use Disruption to Matter and Win with Peter SheahanThe big idea: A Fortune 500 company's lifespan has plummeted from an average of 50 years to a mere fifteen. Companies that achieve longevity have discovered that leaning into the constant disruption of today's high-velocity, volatile economy is essential, according to the research revealed by top-tier consultants and researchers Peter Sheahan and Julie Williamson, PhD.
Why It Matters: In an overcrowded market where new competitors are born every day, staying on top means mattering more than your rivals. Using more than 30 case studies, including Adobe, Zara, GHX and Deloitte Canada, the authors show how boldly embracing disruptions that impede business-as-usual leads to lo...2017-02-1600 min
Julie Williamson, Jennifer BrineyJulie Williamson, PhD Chief Growth Enabler of Karrikins Group, responsible for strategy and research. She is a leading voice in how organizations create sustainable growth by linking communication, design, strategy, sales, marketing, and service. Julie is a grounded theory researcher, and she uses traditional and progressive resources in her strategy and transformation work. She focuses on helping clients arrive at solutions that are informed by data and inspired by creativity. Julie has a passion for working with clients on customer and employee engagement, as well as building strategies focused on growth
Jennifer Briney young entrepreneur who is doing incredible things! Sh...2016-12-1458 min