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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2026 · 41 MIN

Colin Davis: Better Meetings, Better Leaders; How Real Change Happens in Organizations

from The Coherent Business Podcast · host Aram DiGennaro

In this episode, Aram DiGennaro sits down with executive coach Colin Davis to explore why most meetings fail — and why fixing meetings ultimately requires leaders to change how they think, decide, and show up.Rather than focusing on surface-level meeting tactics, this conversation digs into the deeper systems at work: leadership identity, productive conflict, habit formation, and how real organizational change actually happens.You’ll learn how to:Design weekly management meetings that drive clarity and executionSeparate metrics review from real problem-solvingRun a “solution session” that produces clear owners, actions, and prioritiesDistinguish between obstacle problems and opportunity problemsBuild trust and productive conflict without command-and-control leadershipHelp managers think like owners, not just employeesUnderstand why leadership bottlenecks are usually personal, not technicalAram and Colin also explore why leaders often get stuck, how fear of conflict undermines teams, and why meaningful growth usually requires a shift in habits — and sometimes identity — not just better tools or frameworks.This episode is especially valuable for founders, CEOs, and leadership teams who feel like their meetings should be working — but aren’t — and who sense that the real constraint may be leadership itself.Resources:Protentional https://protentional.comProtentional guides leaders to integrate compelling priorities into coherent strategy. First Principles Coachinghttps://firstprinciplescoaching.comTailored coaching to help you live a full life, find what drives you and become the best version of yourselfColin's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colin-davis-1stprinciplesAram’s LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/aram-digennaro/Topics in this episode:What makes a meeting effectiveWeekly management meeting designMetrics vs. problem-solving agendasThe five-step “solution session” frameworkProductive conflict and trustLeadership bottlenecks and team dynamicsHabit formation and identity changeWhy coaching accelerates real changeMini Summary:Aram DiGennaro and Colin Davis explore why most leadership teams struggle with ineffective meetings — and why the root problem is rarely the agenda. This episode breaks down how great meetings combine metrics, problem-solving, and trust, while showing how lasting organizational improvement often requires leaders to confront habits, conflict avoidance, and identity-level change. If your meetings feel stuck, this conversation explains why — and what actually moves things forward.

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In this episode, Aram DiGennaro sits down with executive coach Colin Davis to explore why most meetings fail — and why fixing meetings ultimately requires leaders to change how they think, decide, and show up. Rather than focusing on surface-level meeting tactics, this conversation digs into the deeper systems at work: leadership identity, productive conflict, habit formation, and how real organizational change actually happens. You’ll learn how to: Design weekly management meetings that driv...

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