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Executive Shaman
by Dr Krystal White
Welcome to The Executive Shaman Podcast. Here, Executive Shaman Dr. Krystal White and other Thought Leaders chat for 30-minute about all things related to transformational leadership.Listen in to be entertained, educated and engaged by the real-life (often imperfect) application of leadership models, evidence-based research, and innovative ideas.This is a time in human history that demands more of us. We need to bring more of our true selves into every aspect of our lives. In particular, our professions need our souls present. We're on a journey, and invite you along.
Episodes
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Episode 60: Start to Consciously Check In
When something works for you, when it feels good and aligned with your goals and values, you need to name it, claim it and sustain it. One of those things in my life is Check In. I not only tell people about the process (name it), I reap benefits when I do the process (claim it), and I do the...
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Episode 59: Start to Retreat
"Let's be honest about our modern-day social lives. Busyness, overstimulation, automation, pressure to produce and disconnection run rampant in our adult routines. We are saturated in experiences of being partially present, moderately engaged, or half-heartedly committed. We are so focused on...
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Episode 58: Start To Think for Yourself
What or who has the most influence on how you think -about your money -about your looks -about your health -about your intimate relationship -about your future Maybe you don't think about yourself as much as you consider your children, your partner, other family members or your colleagues or...
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Episode 57: Stop faking it
We've all faked something, at some point, in a relationship, social setting or work. Mostly, a lot of us have faked things to ourselves. Stacey and I aren't talking about doing something you're committed to but don't really get/like at the beginning. We're talking about the level of deception…
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Be Present, Slow Down, & Grow Up
We are a culture always on the go. Many of us have resisted slowness and being at home for a long time. The average person in the US commutes 26 mins each way to work each day. That comprises NINE full days each year. For myself, I've chosen mobility and multi-focus for the better part of the…
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Episode 56: Start to Stand Up for Something
We can create wellness and growth in this season of a LOT OF CHAOS! Our thoughts are just as contagious as our germs are...and so are the beliefs of what we stand for. Where do you want to see change the most right now? What needs to be dismantled, re-modeled, or re-committed to? We all will be...
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Episode 55: Start to Help Others Take Risks
The adult brain has a lot of built in systems to reduce and avoid risk taking. Our beautiful emotional systems go on high alert when we sense risk and activate our controlled logic system. Simply: our minds "talk us out of" risky behaviors. Our higher mind, however, understands that we get better...
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Episode 54: Stop Trying to Balance it All
The myth that we can "achieve balance" leads to burn out, inauthentic posturing and perfectionistic individualism. Leaders, especially senior and executive leaders, must stop passing along the message that staff need to "balance their work with their lives." Given that many people willfully and...
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Episode 53: Start Using Words Powerfully
On Average, an adult uses over 7000 words a day. When is the last time someone said something to you at work and your attention peaked, your heart clapped or your body leaned forward? I'm sure you can easily think of a meeting where nothing one person shared was memorable. The discipline we'd…
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Episode 51: What's it all about? Start & Stop in Season 2
We are in a season of great opportunity, and also uncertainty. Most of us function out of survival, success or transformation. In the course of a single day, we move in and out of each state. We are defensive or overly appeasing, we work to earn recognition or stability, or we guide ourselves and...
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Episode 50: (Only a Few) Lessons from Season 1
50 episodes in a year. While there are too many individuals to name here, each cohost contributed insight, heart, meaning and partnership to this work. Tune into hear a few highlights, lessons, and reflections from the first season of Season 1. Bekah (awesome ESP editor) you are the best. This...
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Episode 49: Tricks of Transformation
Security and stability are essential needs, driving many beliefs, emotions and behaviors. We expect things to stay the same, and yet also live in a very uncertain world. Change occurs naturally. Whether we want it, are ready for it, or understand it---things change. Transformation, however,...
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Episode 52: Getting Rid of Gossip
Many of us like to interact and exchange. We like to give and receive. Information (typically in the form of words or images) is the main thing we exchange at work. Often, teams and individuals meet their needs for exchange in unhelpful ways through slander or gossip. COL Farrell and Krystal...
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Episode 48: Leadership Ego
We all have "egos," or our standard self operating system. We often go about our tasks so quickly, or when want something to work so much, that we fail to see ourselves fully. We interact without having awareness of the impact we have on others---both beneficial and unhelpful. COL (retired)…
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Episode 47: Make your Training Stick
Is your training effective at building, sustaining and enhancing new skills? How you "teach an old dog new tricks" requires repetitive experience. Educators, instructors, trainers, and those in healing professions want their information to make a difference in the student's real life. Yet many of...
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Episode 46: Serving those who Serve
Awesome work cultures engender amazing customer service. What is the difference between contexts where the customer is catered to (often at the expense of the employee) versus those where the customer actively participates (often for mutual benefit)? What do on the ground, customer service staff...
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Episode 45: Fostering Intellectual Curiosity
You can be analytical and curious as the same time. And yet, the impact of your analysis is amplified by curisoity (rather than the other way around!). Curiosity requires a state of open observation. This trait, which spans from explorers to scientists, social progressive movements to toddlers,...
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Episode 44: High Performing Teams
HIgh performing teams don't happen naturally. Like gardening, they require the correct soil (culture) and the correct gardening (leadership). Sometimes they need good fertilization as well. Which is where consultation comes in. Having a group of talented, successful individuals is not sufficient...
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Episode 43: Leading with your Best Brain
Reflecting on the last month, name the percentage of time that you performed at your best at work? in your personal life? How good do we feel day in and day out? In the last decade, prominent evidence has emerged indicating that our brains operate in different "states." A useful simplification of...
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Episode 42: Promoting the next level of diversity
We all SAY we want diversity, but many of us don't know HOW to engender it. And MOST of us aren't willing to examine how our (real) biases, proclivity to conform, and self-interests show up in day to day life. We have biological, social and psychological impulses to see ourselves as "good" and to...
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Episode 41: What kind of followers are you leading?
High performing leaders are conscious followers. COL Newland and Krystal discuss a simple model to understand how much support leaders provide when giving a task/project/order. It sets clear and energy saving expectations for the leader to be aware of what the follower needs. And it provides a...
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Episode 40: Asking Good Questions
Here at the Executive Shaman we are devoted to asking deliberate, change-driven questions. We often ask clients more questions than expected, inspiring their own insight and empowerment. The questions others ask of us can either shut us down, making us feel defensive and protective, or open us…
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Episode 39: Inspirational Leadership
Inspired followers are the force behind fulfilling, effective and self-sustaining results. And yet, the skill of inspiring others is perhaps the most elusive to develop. Leaders naturally struggle to learn this skill, or re-employ it in new cultures, new organizational seasons, or in new working...
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Taking a Few Weeks Off!
Resting feels dangerous to many of us in a fast paced culture. Although non-standard for me, it yeilds incredible results. Thanks for your patience during this down-time!
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Episode 38: The Millenial Culture
Most thought leaders have asked about, studied about, or received support about successfully integrating millenials as engaged employees into their organization. Jonathan and I discuss how to listen to them, empower them and leverage their global strengths. This discussion is about diversity....
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Episode 37: Compromise, Collaboration and Competition
True Collaboration is not doing something together. It is both a shared mindset and a shared behavior. It requires both deliberate definition and a strategic training plan to be achieved. It takes practice and often external support to help teams create cultures where the collective need out...
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Episode 36: The Energy behind Your Relationship with Money
This is a podcast for adults who are financially secure, and yet continue to have thoughts, emotions and feelings about "money" that aren't helpful (maybe 80% of us???). Although we know that the most rewarding things about life can't be bought, we still often equate "success" with how much "we...
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Episode 35: Enchancing Personal Courage
What was the last thing that you did that required personal courage in a professional setting? Research shows that more than HALF of managers feel uncomfortable in their role. It's not the discomfort that creates leadership failures, it's the lack of personal courage employed either…
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Episode 34: Just Say No
In a time of "yes" saying "no" often is a courageous step in the direction of productivity, energy management, and conscious growth. Today Julie and Krystal talk about how to say no in a way that inspires team optimization and how to handle a no in a way that manages your own ego.
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Episode 33: How an A Works
The Letter Code is a book that guides people to discover their real needs in love. Many professionals love their work, and therefore their code is expressed in many of their automatic behaviors, common conflicts and ways of communicating. Today we discuss how As nautrally seek their teams to be...
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Episode 32: Unconscious Roles We Play
It is a common experience for others to type-cast you. Sometimes that works to our advantage, but in seasons where you need to transition or grow, it often hinders us. We also unconsciously put ourselves in a position to play certain "roles" in relationships. Understanding the common ways you are...
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Episode 30: Noise
Good Managers give great answers. Amazing leaders give good questions. This podcast uses great questions to provoke enhanced performance and effective improvement. What noise are YOU ignoring in your life? What is so loud you can't deny? What needs more volume or more filtering? Tune into this...
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Episode 31: Employee or Manager? Who owns professional development process
Organizations that function well set professional development goals for their managers. This is a strategic way to achieve greater productivity and quantifiable results. Organizations that THRIVE have managers that help their employees ACHIEVE professional development goals for themselves. Adam…
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Episode 29: Acting/Resting, Giving/Taking, Speaking/Listening
Two ends of a spectrum. Ying and Yang. These forces are known as POLARITY, and we all express them. We all want balance. The first step is to be aware of where you're off balance. The easiest way to do it is to quickly assess your own tendency to lean, and implement realtionships, daily routines...
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Sept 5-8 2019 Engaged and Empowered Leadership Symposium
Fuel Yourself and Inspire Others. Learn to be powerful and collaborative. Uncover your blindspots and build a strategy to get you and your team winning. Join leadership psychologist and team performance conultant Dr. Krystal White and like-minded growth oriented leaders this early fall, September...
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Episode 28: Conscious Use of Self
You can develop someone by giving them new skills, habits and disciplines. Or you develop somone by giving them new insights and responsibilities. I tend to work first by giving people more awareness into who they are, increase their capacity to lead (aka take responsibility) and THEN give them...
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Episode 27: Chaos!
All of us experience moments of uncertainty, stress, and chaos. Most of us have a season that are characteristically "chaotic." If you're a leader where you are faced with "dramas on the daily" developing skills to RESPOND in the moment that leads to growth rather than survival. Today we discuss...
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Episode 26: How a H Works
If you read the book or take The Letter Code test, you'll learn why you love the way you love. Most of also want to love our work, and Hs are no different. Hs want to be self-reliant, independent thinkers and also fundamentally connected to the mission of their profession. Tune in today to…
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Episode 25: Having it All
People who appear to "have it all" annoy me, because I compare my insides to their outsides. AND YET: I ABSOLUTELY BELIEVE IT IS POSSIBLE FOR US TO BE COMPLETELY FULFILLED. Are you suffering from a job, a relationship, a health issue that is just short of having it all? The stylish Melissa Rubini...
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Episode 24: Passion Isn't PRETTY
It's contagious. Following your passion. And it isn't always rainbows and unicorns. Figuring it out doesn't often happen in a light-bulb moment, and often it requires support from others along the way. Entreprenuer Jeff Bradford of Beer Wine and Spirits and I converse about the sacrifice and...
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Episode 22: Emotional Exhaustion
We've all had days when we've left work exhausted. We still feel good, though, when we feel like our efforts are worthy, productive and beneficial. Too often, there's just too much taking our energy and not enough inputs. Dr. Maiysha Clairborne, of StressFree MD, empowers the full health of her...
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Episode 21: Behave Smart
Self-awareness is the foundation of transformational leadership. It is the pre-requisite to learning new behaviors that are more helpful and goal-oriented. There are many concepts available to aid us to BEHAVE SMART. Michael Frisina and I chat about some "equations" and ideas that we utilize in…
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Episode 20: Unleash your Voice
Our integrity relies on our ability to listen. We've been so socialized to listen to others, that listening to our own "voice/gut/heart" requires practice. Developmental editor and publishing consultant Stephanie Gunning is a 34-year veteran of the mainstream publishing industry, often…
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Episode 19: Expectations in Relationships
Expectations. We all have them, and yet we often don't explicitly identify and/or consciously question them. Very few of us concretely, explicitly and completely verbalize them with others. Shaun and Krystal discuss how to do just that. Shaun is the leader and host of The Love Drive. He believes...
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Episode 23: Parent Your Culture
Culture is a direct result of a leader's capacity to inspire others to adopt values, standards, aspirations. And yes, it takes time to shift, and intentional talent. Today, Daniella and I discuss how changing organizational culture is quite similar to lessons learned while parenting. Daniella is…
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Episode 18: How A W Works
Julie turns the tables on Krystal and queries her to describe life as a W. If you don't know what that means, check out thelettercode.com. Krystal functions as a W professionally, not only romantically. Always pushing for growth benefits others, and has some trigger points. Learn more by…
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The Inspirational Leader Conference
he Inspirational Leader Conference is designed for transformational, thought leaders from diverse industries. Participants will practice the critical skills necessary to inspire followership, spark positive energy and quelch conflicts. Be guided to TRULY discover your passion, move with more...
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Episode 17: How to follow Your Truth
Following your truth almost always confronts our status quo. It involves an inner knowing that sometimes is hard to define, explain, and honor. THEN it requires choosing to act in ways that align, express and empower that truth. Jason spent nearly 15 years in corporate America to discover his…
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Episode 16: What's your Story
Thought leaders transform their teams by transforming their stories---individually and communally. Your competitive advantage often involves being aware of, mastering and then choosing your story. Tune into to be inspired, challenged and guided to choose your narrative. Is your story serving or...
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Episode 15: When Helping is Unhelpful
We've all experienced a time where someone helped us and it caused us more stress. I myself have unconsciously "rescued" others in ways that made me feel better about myself, but didn't lead to a boost in the other person's growth or long-term well being. Social worker, entrepreneur and...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to The Executive Shaman Podcast. Here, Executive Shaman Dr. Krystal White and other Thought Leaders chat for 30-minute about all things related to transformational leadership.Listen in to be entertained, educated and engaged by the real-life (often imperfect) application of leadership models, evidence-based research, and innovative ideas.This is a time in human history that demands more of us. We need to bring more of our true selves into every aspect of our lives. In particular, our professions need our souls present. We're on a journey, and invite you along.
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