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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2025 · 31 MIN

73 | Resilient Leadership: Building Trust & Preventing Burnout with Dr. Barb Thompson

from The Executive Exhale Podcast · host Tammy Delaney-Plugowsky

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Executive Exhale Podcast, I had the honor of sitting down with Dr. Barb Thompson—a board-certified organizational and business consulting psychologist and former U.S. Army operational psychologist.Barb shared powerful insights from her leadership journey and military experience, and we dug into what truly drives high-performing teams. We talked about the importance of trust, transparency, vulnerability in leadership, and why those qualities matter more than ever.We also explored:✅ What it takes to build trust on a team and why it's foundational✅ Barb’s research on burnout in elite military communities✅ Practical strategies for preventing burnout and staying well✅ Why celebrating wins and maintaining purpose are non-negotiable✅ The personal wellness practices that keep Barb grounded: faith, sleep, CrossFit, and meaningful connectionWe wrapped the episode with a rapid-fire round where Barb shared her honest take on leadership, resilience, and the habits that support her success.You can reach Barb at the following link: https://drbarbthompson.com/ or https://counterculturesolutions.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Educational Note: In this episode, you may notice the use of the term "blackballed". While commonly used, this term originates from a historical context where the colour "black" was often negatively associated with rejection, exclusion, or punishment, whereas "white" was linked to acceptance or approval. To support inclusive and conscious language, preferred alternatives include terms like "excluded," "banned," "ostracized," or "rejected." By intentionally choosing our words, we contribute to fostering more inclusive and respectful environments. For more information on the roots of this words, and other words like it, go to: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/words-and-phrases-commonly-used-offensive-english-language-1.6252274 or to https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/06/us/racism-words-phrases-slavery-trnd/index.html Support the showCurious about working with me? Book a confidential call and let’s talk about what’s weighing on you and what’s next!Want to find out where your energy is being drained.Get your Leadership Energy & Stress Resilience Score™ today.High-performance doesn’t have to mean high stress and you do NOT have to go at this alone.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Channel Disclaimer: Please note that this audio is for informational use only and is not intended to be considered a substitute for consultation with a formal business consultant, personal coach or mental health or health professional. Specific business or personal issues always requires the advice of a certified, licensed or trained professional. Listening to this channel will not establish a coaching or business relationship and therefore, messages containing personal or professionally sensitive information should not be sent to the creator. For any/all business-related inquiries, please contact [email protected] 

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Executive Exhale Podcast, I had the honor of sitting down with Dr. Barb Thompson—a board-certified organizational and business consulting psychologist and former U.S. Army operational psychologist. Barb shared powerful insights from her leadership journey and military experience, and we dug into what truly drives high-performing teams. We talked about the importance of trust, transparency, vulnerability in leadership, and why those qualities matter more...

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