#68: Suzanne sets the tone for the year, exploring her word of the year: "Emerge," a focus on shaking things up, and announces exciting changes coming in the months ahead – including a shift to a seasonal podcast format.

Referenced in this show:

The Courage Effect #36: Courageous Intentions for the New Year.

NSA Northwest’s 'Last Story Standing' Competition happening on February 15, 2025.

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#67: Suzanne explores themes of grief, transformation, and the power of courage with April McCormick. April shares the heart-wrenching story of her son’s passing and how it shaped her leadership approach, highlighting the importance of understanding others, finding meaning in pain, and the strength to confront incredibly difficult challenges.

April is a wife, mother, coach, and senior manager for flight test engineering at a major aerospace company who uses her story to inspire others as the host of the Uncomfortable Friend podcast.

Referenced in this episode:

April’s Uncomfortable Friend podcast episode 1: My Story - Lincoln

The Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown

The Courage Effect #12: Owning Your Story

Father Richard Rohr

Finding Meaning: The Sixth Stage of Grief by David Kessler

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#66. Roger Kastner (organizational development practitioner, leadership coach, and host of the What Do You Know To Be True? podcast) joins Suzanne for an exploration into the fluid nature of personal truth and the journey from fear to courage. They discuss how purpose, joy, and organizational development can shape meaningful change in the workplace, with Roger sharing powerful insights on accountability, feedback, and the courage to disrupt the status quo for a better future.

Referenced in this episode:

First, Break All the Rules book from Gallup

Hope for Cynics: The Surprising Science of Human Goodness by Dr. Jamil Zaki

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