Dominate Your Day
Research shows that employees and individuals typically burn out because they aren't making an impact. It's hard to make a difference in the world when you're feeling disconnected and burned out, which is why Dana Williams has leveraged 10 years of practice as a Clifton Strengths Coach and 25 years at Southwest Airlines helping people live into their values at work and at home and have created proprietary frameworks, courses, and tools to help individuals and companies do the same. Dana interviews difference makers who have transformed their lives from the inside out made an impact on the world, and dominate their day.
Show episodes
Weekly Leader's Digest: The Energy Audit that Reveals Why You're Exhausted - Episode 312
The Energy Audit that Reveals Why You're Exhausted Here's the productivity lie destroying leaders: "If I just manage my time better, I'll get ahead." You've optimized everything. Downloaded every app. Color-coded your life. Yet you're still running on empty. The problem isn't your time management. It's your energy mana
My guest today is Althea Gordon, founder and CEO of Transformational Talent Group a boutique HR consulting and career development firm. Althea shares her journey from law school to becoming a successful HR consultant, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, empathy, and empowerment in leadership. She discusses her
Weekly Leader's Digest: The 5-Minute Presence Practice to Boost Your Leadership - Episode 310
The 5-Minute Presence Practice to Boost Your Leadership Here's the leadership question that makes everyone uncomfortable: In your last three important conversations, were you present or performing? Most leaders spend so much energy managing how they're perceived that they miss opportunities to create real impact. Think
Command Under Pressure with former NASA Astronaut Eileen Collins, first American Woman to Command a Space Shuttle Mission (Part 2) Episode 309
This is part 2 of my wonderful conversation with Eileen Collins, retired U.S. Air Force colonel and first American woman commander of a space shuttle. In this episode, she discusses her leadership style, especially post-Columbia tragedy. Eileen also emphasizes the significance of setting personal mission statements, le
Weekly Leader's Digest: Your Leadership GPS Check—Which Element Needs Attention First? - Episode 308
Your Leadership GPS Check—Which Element Needs Attention First? Most leaders are navigating their biggest challenges without any internal guidance system. They're leading by reaction instead of intention. By external pressure instead of internal compass. The result? Scattered energy across random priorities instead of f
Leading Beyond Limits with former NASA Astronaut Eileen Collins, first American Woman to Command a Space Shuttle Mission (Part 1) Episode 307
In honor of National Space Week, we're excited to bring you part 1 of this two-part interview series with Eileen Collins, retired U.S. Air Force colonel and first American woman commander of a space shuttle. Our conversation dove deep into what it really takes to lead with authenticity, push through barriers, and stay
