EPISODE · May 14, 2026 · 30 MIN
Sally Henderson with Nicky Bullard on what two of the hardest calls of her career taught her about how you make high stakes decisions
from The How of High Performance
Nicky Bullard is a Chief Creative Officer, creative activist and founder of Elevator, the UK's only creatively led intermediary for creative pitches. She was also one of the first female creative leaders in the UK to take on full P&L responsibility when she stepped into the chairwoman role at MRM. In this episode of The How of High Performance, she shares what it was like to weigh up the risk of proving that creative people could be credible business leaders against the possibility of getting it wrong and closing that door for others. Nicky talks about why she believes you don't need to be brilliant at everything as long as you fill the gaps with people who are, and the simple habit she comes back to every time someone pulls the rug from under her. About the ShowThe How of High Performance is a podcast hosted by Sally Henderson, High Stakes Leadership Mentor, Author, TEDx and Keynote Speaker with 26 years of experience mentoring senior leaders.Why you lead gets all the attention, but it's HOW you lead that makes the real difference, especially when the stakes are high and the pressure is permanent.Every episode, Sally talks with a leader who has been tested in leadership and in life, with guests spanning C-suite business, Olympic sport, academia and the military, and asks them to share what they learned about their HOW under pressure.Please follow or subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts - it helps other senior leaders find the show.Sally's book The How of High Performance is available at amazon.co.uk and from all good bookshops.Visit sallyhenderson.co.uk or connect with Sally on LinkedIn.
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