The Stoic Edge for Managers

Send us Fan MailHow a manager thinks today can be a stifling block to progress, or a breath of fresh air for the future. This podcast analyses three areas where stoic thought leadership can be applied in our business world.Thank you for listening. The Stoic Edge is available for all managers and others who feel it would be beneficial to them. Find out more about the company that produces them at www.mymanagementcoach.org

Send us Fan MailThis episode looks at how female managers can make a real impact in today's business world, while still upholding the Stoic principlesThank you for listening. The Stoic Edge is available for all managers and others who feel it would be beneficial to them. Find out more about the company that produces them at www.mymanagementcoach.org

Send us Fan MailHere, we examine how the stoics would have viewed time management, and how it applies now in our day, for the modern managerThank you for listening. The Stoic Edge is available for all managers and others who feel it would be beneficial to them. Find out more about the company that produces them at www.mymanagementcoach.org

Send us Fan MailThis episode builds the stoic skillsets a manager needs to be an expert meeting manager. When meetings should be held (and when not), how to ensure everyone gets the best from business meetings, and what to do afterwards, are all covered. Thank you for listening. The Stoic Edge is available for all managers and others who feel it would be beneficial to them. Find out more about the company that produces them at www.mymanagementcoach.org

Send us Fan MailWe discuss here one of the most endearing skills for managers in the 2020s...the skill of resilience, and its application in the business worldThank you for listening. The Stoic Edge is available for all managers and others who feel it would be beneficial to them. Find out more about the company that produces them at www.mymanagementcoach.org

Send us Fan MailThe four pillars of successful management.Today's manager can still show stoic resolve and resilience, but first has to establish their own power in themselves. We discuss the four pillars that support that power, enabling today's manager to be effective and purposeful, in the stoic way.Thank you for listening. The Stoic Edge is available for all managers and others who feel it would be beneficial to them. Find out more about the company that produces them at www.mymanagementcoach.org

Send us Fan MailWhat actually separates the managers who come through those periods — who not only survive them but genuinely grow through them — from the ones who don't?It isn't talent. It isn't experience. It isn't even intelligence.It's resilience.This episode helps us as managers to build resilience. It isn't about trying to resist or get rid of what's going on around us....it's about displaying the virtues needed to cope with, and expand into, the challenges that we face every dayThank you for listening. The Stoic Edge is available for all managers and others who feel it would be beneficial to them. Find out more about the company that produces them at www.mymanagementcoach.org

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we discuss how the RADICAL model can assist managers in applying stoic principles in every facet of management. We'll learn how the very essence of management can be enhanced in every conversation, in every email and in every interaction you have. Thank you for listening. The Stoic Edge is available for all managers and others who feel it would be beneficial to them. Find out more about the company that produces them at www.mymanagementcoach.org

Send us Fan MailThe hardest part of leadership is not strategy, KPIs, or the perfect framework. It is the split-second where pressure hits and you have to manage your own reactions before you can manage anyone else. That is the starting point for The Stoic Edge, a leadership and management podcast built for people who want to stay calm, clear, and effective when the clock is ticking and the stakes are high.We trace that “unshakable” quality back to Stoicism, the ancient philosophy designed for real life rather than theory. From Marcus Aurelius to Seneca to Epictetus, these were people navigating power, conflict, uncertainty, and responsibility. Their ideas still map cleanly onto modern business leadership because they focus on the inside-out work that most leadership programmes avoid: identity under pressure, emotional regulation, and disciplined thinking.We unpack practical Stoic tools you can use immediately at work. You will hear how the dichotomy of control sharpens focus and reduces stress, how premeditatio malorum helps you prepare for setbacks without spiralling into anxiety, and how executive objectivity improves decision making by separating facts from emotional narrative. We also set the direction for what is coming next across the series: performance reviews, leading through change, managing conflict, the loneliness of seniority, and staying grounded when the organisation around you is anything but.If you want stoicism for managers, resilient leadership habits, and a steady edge you can practise daily, follow along. Subscribe wherever you listen, share it with a leader who needs it, and leave a review so more people can find the calmest way forward.Thank you for listening. The Stoic Edge is available for all managers and others who feel it would be beneficial to them. Find out more about the company that produces them at www.mymanagementcoach.org

Send us Fan MailThe application of stoic principles in today's management world can be tricky. We discuss the practical ways we can introduce stoicism into businesses. The podcast covers many opportunities to enhance your legacy in leadership through examples and applicationsThank you for listening. The Stoic Edge is available for all managers and others who feel it would be beneficial to them. Find out more about the company that produces them at www.mymanagementcoach.org