EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 18 MIN
The Power of Oatmeal Cookies with Tom Hartman
from Authentic Conversations · host Deanna Brown
Deanna Brown welcomes executive coach and former media sales executive Tom Hartman for a thoughtful conversation about authenticity, courage, leadership, and personal reinvention.After decades leading sales teams at companies including Condé Nast, American Express, Disney, and DoubleClick, Tom made the bold decision to leave the corporate world and rebuild his career around executive coaching and human development.Together, Deanna and Tom explore:What authenticity really means in leadership and lifeThe courage required to make meaningful changeFear, resistance, and personal growthHow service shapes leadershipDaily practices for staying grounded during stressThe importance of human connection in a divided worldThe conversation is reflective, practical, and deeply human - exactly the kind of dialogue Authentic Conversations was created to have.ABOUT THE GUESTTom Hartman is an executive coach who helps leaders navigate growth, pressure, performance, and the human side of leadership. With a background spanning companies like Disney, Condé Nast, Google/DoubleClick, and other high-growth organizations, Tom brings both corporate experience and grounded perspective to the conversation.CONNECT WITH TOMEmail: [email protected]: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-hartman/ABOUT THE PODCASTAuthentic Conversations with Deanna Brown explores the real stories behind success, healing, leadership, creativity, and personal growth through honest, human conversations.INTERESTED IN BEING A GUEST?Have a story, perspective, or life experience that could spark meaningful conversation? We’d love to hear from you.Topics in this episode include leadership, stress management, grounding practices, executive coaching, movement, and personal resilience.
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