057: Karen Kimsey-House: How Recognizing and Honoring Your Values Transforms Your LIfe and Work

11/10/16 • 40 min

Living and working in ways that clash against our core values generates pain, suffering, and a sense of alienation, from ourselves and others around us. On the other hand, recognizing what you value deeply, and shaping your life, work and relationships to support those essential values, is key to our happiness and well-being. Karen Kimsey-House shares how to identify your core values and honor them, and at the same time, build positive, collaborative, “co-active” relationships that nurture all involved.

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056: Why Stretching Past Your Comfort Zone Is Critical To Your Success

Most of us resist change fiercely, and experience deep discomfort and even paralyzing fear when we contemplate launching into new territory or taking a new direction, even if it’s something we think we want. But it’s that very resistance that holds us back from living life full-out, and experiencing our deepest potential and happiest lives. Listen in as Mo and Kathy share candidly about the experiences that stretched them the most in their lives, and the dramatic realizations and growth that they gained from stretching far beyond their comfort.

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058: Lee Ellis: What My Vietnam POW Experience Taught Me About Leadership, Accountability and Engaging With Honor

Held in Vietnam as a prisoner of war for 5 years, Lee Ellis learned so many deep truths about leadership, courage, honor and accountability. He joins us to share his amazing lessons learned, experiencing being beaten and tortured, and watching his colleagues rise above unbearable treatment to lead with honor. Retired Air Force Colonel Lee Ellis describes his most powerful leadership lessons which inspired him to write his riveting book, “Engage With Honor”.