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Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Gabrielle Thompson on stepping into your ‘Yeah, Buts’ | EP. 1
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11/13/24 • 36 min
How did a young professional transform her passion for social justice into a global movement, becoming a CEO and award-winning leader before turning 30?
About Gabrielle Thompson:Gabrielle Thompson's journey has been driven by empowering vulnerable populations and championing justice globally. She has worked as a development practitioner across continents, immersing herself in community challenges. Now the President and CEO of IDEAS, an organization removing barriers to dignity, Gabrielle previously led an anti-human trafficking organization and taught at Middle Tennessee State University. Recognized for her impact, she received honors like Nashville's Top Professionals 30 under 30, Top 40 under 40 Professionals, and MTSU's Alumni Achievement Award.
Timestamps- Yeah, But... I’m too young [2:19]
- Age isn't a barrier to leadership [3:41]
- Marc helped Gabrielle overcome imposter syndrome [7:53]
- Yeah, But... I’m scared/afraid [13:14]
- Gabrielle's experiences leading an anti-human trafficking organization [14:54]
- Sometimes preparation is actually just doing it [17:26]
- Yeah, But...What if I fail? [25:29]
- Turning fear into action [21:27]
- There is a whole life outside of our comfort zone [32:42]
- Step into your Yeah, Buts [34:40]
- Marc A. Wolfe's Website
- Get a free chapter of ‘Yeah, But’
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Helping People Get Unstuck: Why Marc A. Wolfe Had to Write Yeah, But…
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02/12/25 • 21 min
For years, Marc A. Wolfe coached leaders and entrepreneurs through their biggest obstacles, but he kept seeing the same roadblock: the “yeah, but” mindset. Discover why he knew this book had to be written—and how it can help you get unstuck.
Timestamps
What inspired Marc to write Yeah, But [0:01]How “yeah, buts” have evolved over time [3:16]Where “yeah, buts” come from [7:11]What Marc wants to accomplish with Yeah, But [12:29]What Yeah, But can do for you [14:43]The power of removing “yeah, buts” [19:58]Full TranscriptConnect with filmmaker and interviewer Phillip Lacy:Marc’s linksMarc A. Wolfe's WebsiteGet a free chapter of ‘Yeah, But’Interested in being on The Yeah, But Podcast? Follow Marc A. Wolfe on social media for more resources:LinkedInInstagramFacebookWe Listen: Please leave us your review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube Podcasts.
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From a Newspaper Ad to a 25-Year Career—With a Rough Start
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04/09/25 • 34 min
From getting laid off in his first job to navigating decades of corporate change, Brad Wingo shares what it means to keep showing up—even when the “yeah, buts” creep in. His journey is a reminder that growth rarely feels like progress at first.
About Brad WingoBrad Wingo is a classically trained sales rep with a diverse background in consumer packaged goods. His experience includes both external customer and internal HQ sales roles, including national and regional account management, broker account management, sales strategy, and operations. He specializes in National Account Management, Sales Strategy and Operations, and Broker Management .Brad’s career has taken him from Mississippi to Charlotte, to New Jersey, and now to Cincinnati. His first job out of college was put on hold for six months upon graduation, and then the position was eliminated two years in. So, two years into his career, he was back to answering job ads via the newspaper. He found a job in about three months and has been in the industry for the last 25+ years.He has been a part of six mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and most recently a spin-off as a stand-alone company. Through it all, he has learned that you always take the knowledge with you—and that relationships with people and an understanding of systems are what set you apart from failure or success.
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The Key to Stronger Teams: Why We Need More Conflict
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04/23/25 • 29 min
Most teams assume that conflict gets in the way of success. New York Times bestselling author and organizational psychologist Liane Davey reveals how it can be the foundation for better collaboration.
About Liane Davey
Liane Davey is a New York Times Bestselling author of three books, including The Good Fight: Use Productive Conflict to Get Your Team and Your Organization Back on Track and You First: Inspire Your Team to Grow Up, Get Along, and Get Stuff Done. She is a contributor to the Harvard Business Review and is frequently called on by media outlets for her experience in leadership, team effectiveness, and productivity. As the co-founder of 3COze Inc., she advises companies such as Amazon, McDonald's, Walmart, UNICEF, 3M, and SONY. Liane has a Ph.D. in Organizational Psychology.
About Marc Wolfe
Marc A. Wolfe, at 9 years old, was removed from public school for being “too smart and disruptive” a moment that shaped his mission to empower others. Marc is professionally curious; he asks questions, sees potential that others overlook, and loves to help people find a way to get unstuck.At 16, he launched a photography business, capturing US Presidents, prominent leaders, and NFL teams. He ran two businesses while earning his marketing degree, including one supporting early Apple products at Fortune 500 companies. With decades as an innovation and strategy consultant, Marc is also an ICF-certified executive coach who's written for Forbes and mentored Inc. 5000 companies.
The “yeah, buts” covered in this episode:
- Yeah, But... It's Not Safe [3:15]
- Yeah, But... What Will Others Say Or Think? [9:06]
- Yeah, But... What If I Fail? [15:18]
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Why you should embrace FOMO: an ex-CIA agent explains
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12/25/24 • 27 min
Former CIA intelligence collector Bonnie Stith reveals how inaction isn’t just a missed chance—it can have consequences far greater than the cost of failure.
About Bonnie Stith Bonnie works with leaders and organizations to create success by developing strategic plans aligning leadership and culture with mission, vision, and values. As an executive coach, she helps leaders define, understand, and achieve desired professional and organizational successes. Bonnie is an ICF-credentialed Professional Coach and an experienced public speaker on topics ranging from cyber threats and assessments to leadership styles and values. She has taught and facilitated various leadership-focused courses at the Central Intelligence Agency, taught courses in US Government and Political Science as a University Adjunct Professor, and currently teaches for a coach training program. She is also a board member for several organizations in the cybersecurity and healthcare industries.
Timestamps
- Introduction to Bonnie [0:01]
- How Bonnie entered the CIA [4:49]
- Yeah but...... I’m too old/too young [5:54]
- Yeah, but... I'm not sure I can do it [8:18]
- What Bonnie does for the CIA [10:43]
- How coaching helped Bonnie [14:56]
- “But I’m a girl...” [20:42]
- Yeah but... I’m not ready [22:47]
- Marc A. Wolfe's Website
- Get a free chapter of ‘Yeah, But’
- Interested in being on The Yeah, But Podcast?
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The Ripple Effect: How One Story Can Change Everything
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02/26/25 • 33 min
What if the stories we tell ourselves and each other have the power to change the people we interact with and, ultimately, the world? In this episode, we explore how everyday moments of connection, kindness, and courage can create a wave of positive change that touches countless lives.
About Pamela Holz:Pamela Holz has lived a lot of chapters in her life. Her earliest taste of fame was as a News Anchor and reporter for Cherry Street News, the televised program put on by her fourth-grade teacher, Mrs. Kay Grabow. Inspired by this phenomenal woman, Pamela became a teacher, finding herself right out of college in a one-room school in Northern MN, teaching grades 1-8. After several years of teaching other people's children, she spent a decade raising and teaching her own four kids. Returning to the workplace meant stints in real estate, home design, a cooking show at a natural food store, taking care of the troops with the USO, responding to the needs of the community with the Red Cross and now helping businesspeople connect so that they can grow their businesses.
Timestamps
“Yeah, But... Somebody Already Did It” [5:36]“Yeah, But... I Don't Have Time”[16:01]“Yeah, But... I Don't Know What to Do Next”[21:10]Full TranscriptPamela's contact info LinkedInMarc’s links Marc A. Wolfe's Website Buy Yeah, But Get a free chapter of ‘Yeah, But’ Interested in being on The Yeah, But Podcast? Follow Marc A. Wolfe on social media for more resources: LinkedIn Instagram FacebookWe Listen: Please leave us your review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube Podcasts.
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Yeah, But it’s Risky: A Commercial Pilot’s Take On Embracing Uncertainty | EP. 3 with Capt. Jimmy Ward
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12/11/24 • 20 min
From flying at 30,000 feet to navigating challenges on the ground, pilots face their own ‘Yeah, Buts.’ Risk is constant, and the path forward isn’t always clear. How does one commercial airline captain turn turbulence into opportunities for growth and resilience?
About Jimmy Ward From a young age, flying was in Jimmy's blood. His Grandfather, a seasoned pilot in the United States Air Force, instilled a passion for aviation in his children by teaching them how to fly. His natural talent and unwavering dedication propelled him to new heights, quite literally. After completing his training and obtaining the necessary licenses, Jimmy embarked on an illustrious career as a commercial pilot. His expertise extended beyond a single aircraft, as he became proficient in flying three different commercial airliners, a remarkable feat in itself. Today, Jimmy stands as a testament to the power of passion and perseverance, honoring his father's legacy with every successful journey.
Timestamps
- Jimmy’s backstory into becoming a pilot [1:08]
- Yeah, But... It’s not safe/It’s risky [2:54]
- Yeah, But...What’s the plan? [5:46]
- Advice for ‘planners’ who struggle with uncertainty [8:14]
- Choosing growth over comfort [12:54]
- Yeah, But...What will others say or think? [13: 30]
- The importance of others in guiding us toward our path [15:29]
- Embracing failure through humility and faith [18:26]
- Marc A. Wolfe's Website
- Get a free chapter of ‘Yeah, But’
- Interested in being on The Yeah, But Podcast?
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The Myth of the Self-Made Founder: Why Every Entrepreneur Needs a Team
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03/26/25 • 35 min
Starting a business is hard, but going at it alone makes it even harder. Sam Davidson, CEO of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, shares how entrepreneurs can increase their chances of success by embracing mentorship, teamwork, and the power of community.
About Sam DavidsonSam Davidson’s career has been full of both dreaming and doing. A four-time entrepreneur, he is the CEO of Nashville Entrepreneur Center, which is working to make Nashville the best place to start and grow a business by increasing the likelihood of success for entrepreneurs. He is a national speaker and author and lives in Nashville with his family.
Timestamps
- “Yeah, But... I don't know where to start” [4:33]
- “Yeah, But... I need help!” [11:11]
- “Yeah, But... I’m not qualified” [5:36]
- Marc A. Wolfe's Website
- Get a free chapter of ‘Yeah, But’
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The Link Between Corporate Boards, The Ironman, and Fear of Failure
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01/08/25 • 27 min
How can a stranger’s words transform your perspective? Explore how one conversation about time and dedication made a daunting mental and physical feat into an achievable goal.
About Naomi Kent Naomi Kent's 20-year career is defined by her ability to build - successful brands, profitable businesses, and global professional networks. A trusted C-suite partner and strategic advisor, she motivates high-performing boards and drives positive cultures where talent thrives. Kent currently serves as Managing Director at Felix Corp, providing executive career guidance. She chairs the board at HerCsuite, previously led ExecThread's Board Practice, and advises beverage company Half Day Tonics and the British American Business Council in Chicago. An inspiring speaker on professional development and board service, Kent's multifaceted experience across countries and industries showcases her as a builder and leader.
Timestamps
- Introduction to Naomi [0:06]
- The Winning Mentality [0:51]
- Naomi's Career and Achievements [4:52]
- “Yeah, but...I'm not sure I can do it” [10:10]
- What Inspired Naomi to Train for an Ironman [11:18]
- “Yeah, but...It's not safe” [14:11]
- The 3 P’s of Success [17:27]
- “Yeah, but...what's the plan?” [19:35]
- Embracing discomfort in your personal and professional life [22:06]
- Marc A. Wolfe's Website
- Get a free chapter of ‘Yeah, But’
- Interested in being on The Yeah, But Podcast?
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Marc’s contact details- Phone: 201-257-3545
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Why Olympians and Astronauts Rely on Mentors to Overcome 'Yeah Buts' | EP. 2 with Dr. Ruth Gotian
The Yeah, But Podcast
11/27/24 • 22 min
From NBA players to Olympic medalists, even the best of the best encounter their own ‘Yeah, Buts.’ Dr. Ruth Gotian reveals how these high achievers face challenges strikingly similar to our own. What’s their secret to overcoming doubts, turning setbacks into stepping stones, and maintaining a balance between relentless ambition and staying true to themselves?
About Dr. Ruth Gotian
Dr. Ruth Gotian's extensive career has focused on optimizing success through mentorship and leadership development. She is the Chief Learning Officer, Associate Professor of Education in Anesthesiology, and former Assistant Dean of Mentoring and Executive Director of the Mentoring Academy at Weill Cornell Medicine. Hailed as an expert by Nature and Columbia University, she researches high achievers like Nobel laureates and CEOs to extract practices for peak performance. She is a contributor to Forbes, Psychology Today, and host of the "Optimizing Success" show and podcast, as well as the winner of the Thinkers 50 Distinguished Achievement "Radar" Award, ranking her the #1 emerging management thinker in the world. Her impact spans publications, keynotes, awards, and books encapsulating her insights. Her latest book, Financial Times Guide to Mentoring, enables senior and aspiring executives to both give the support they need as a mentor and how to seek mentoring for themselves.
Timestamps
- Dr. Ruth Gotian’s backstory [1:20]
- Yeah but... I need help [4:32]
- The importance of taking the time to pause [5:54]
- Success is a continuous journey [6:53]
- The Inspiration behind Dr. Ruth Gotian’s Book: A Complete Guide to Effective Mentoring [9:04]
- Yeah but... I don’t feel successful [10:04]
- How failure is a learning opportunity [14:52]
- Yeah but...I don’t know where to start[15:36]
- Dr. Ruth Gotian’s journey into becoming a thought leader [18:59]
- Age is not a barrier- we are a barrier to ourselves. [20:36]
Dr. Ruth Gotian’s links
Marc’s links
- Marc A. Wolfe's Website
- Get a free chapter of ‘Yeah, But’
- Interested in being on The Yeah, But Podcast?
Follow Marc A. Wolfe on social media for more:
If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us your review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube Podcasts.
Marc’s contact details
- Phone: 201-257-3545
- Email: [email protected]
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The Yeah, But Podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
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