Love & Leadership with Rhonda Williams

02/05/21 • 60 min

Rhonda Y. Williams is a master coach, international speaker and author. With over two decades of leadership experience, Rhonda now uses the principles of emotional intelligence to help leaders define an action-oriented path to well-being, happiness, productivity and success. Rhonda believes hope is not a strategy and the desired manifestations show up in our lives when we gain clarity, courage and consistency. Rhonda holds a double master’s degree in nursing and business administration and her professional experience includes executive level roles as Chief Nursing Officer and hospital Chief Executive Officer. Having served at the C-Suite level, Rhonda is now committed to helping women of color ascend to executive, c-suite and board-level roles. As a transparent and authentic leader, Rhonda is known as “The Stress-Free Leader” and some call her the “Dream Life Coach” because she is unapologetic about helping you transition from the life you live... to the life you love.
Rhonda is the founder and chief vision officer of the Dream Life Leadership Academy where, she coaches leaders and organizations to unlock their leadership superpowers by transitioning to stress-free leading and fine-tuning their emotional intelligence. Rhonda is the host of The Coffee with Rhonda Show & Podcast where coaches and thought leaders share personal insights, strategies and resources to help you ROCK your life and be “stress-free and loving me.” She also hosts The Stress Free Leader Podcast. Experience life with your full mind, body and spirit. Set sail and set course, navigating all obstacles that emerge. Embrace each experience and continually add navigational tools to your Journey of Life toolbox. When you do, you are truly leading & living.
Connect with Rhonda:
Free Gift – eBook: http://www.stressfreeleaders.com
Facebook: http://facebook.com/coachrhondaywilliams1
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rhondaywilliams/
Podcast: The Coffee with Rhonda Show

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The Power of Process with Adam Arnold

Casey and Tim talk to Adam Arnold, exploring a host of topics - from Adam's transition from theater to mental health, the impact of trust in teams, trauma, and what the artistic community can teach leaders. Listen in for a wide-ranging conversation and stick around for Casey and Tim to process after the conversation.
Today's guest, Adam Arnold, is a licensed psychotherapist, and co-director of Enliven Psychotherapy. He works with individuals and families through a trauma lens. He is particularly passionate about working collaboratively to increase a feeling of safety in the body.

Adam has worked in schools, summer camps, after school programs, arts organizations, athletic settings, day treatment centers, correctional facilities, and residential treatment centers. For over ten years Adam combined his passions for healing and the arts, serving as Founder and Artistic Director of blank slate theatre, a personal growth-oriented theatre for youth in Saint Paul, Minnesota. While there, he collaborated with culturally and ability diverse youth to produce over two dozen theatre pieces focusing on themes of mental health and social change, including the award-winning Disordered [thy name is teenager], and Bottom, a play on child sex trafficking. Adam also was proud to serve as chair of the "Safe Schools, Safe Students Conference," which sought to address mental health issues in schools, innovate family involvement with schools, soothe peer aggression (bullying), and eliminate school shootings.

Adam continues his special interest in collaborating with culturally and ability diverse persons, frequently treating mental and chemical health concerns within transracially adoptive families, persons with developmental disabilities, and members of the LGBTQ community. He is trained in, and commonly utilizes, Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy.

When not at Enliven, Adam practices yoga, watches scary movies, and listens to nerdy podcasts.

You can read his writings on cults, spiritual abuse, and coercive control on his blog, Leaky Buckets.

https://www.enlivenpsychotherapy.com/
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Justice: A Deeper Rationality (Part 1 with Johan Lorenzen)

When day comes we ask ourselves,
where can we find light in this never-ending shade?
The loss we carry,
a sea we must wade.
We've braved the belly of the beast,
We've learned that quiet isn't always peace,
and the norms and notions
of what just is
isn't always just-ice.
And yet the dawn is ours
before we knew it.
Somehow we do it.
Somehow we've weathered and witnessed
a nation that isn't broken,
but simply unfinished.
Excerpt from Amanda Gorman's "The Hill We Climb"
This episode is Part 1 of a conversation Casey and Tim have with Johan Lorenzen.
Johan Lorenzen works at Richard Spoor Attorneys, a small private law firm in Johannesburg, on issues around community land tenure, mining, and workers' and consumer health. He is also a contributor to Just Us Under a Tree, a podcast (mostly) about the Constitutional Court of South Africa.Join the conversation online:
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