Throttle Up Leadership Podcast
A common sense approach to building leadership capacity in organizations. An action resource of innovative ideas and proven 21st-Century leadership practices designed to help people live a more productive, prosperous, and meaningful life. Episodes produced every week.
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Episode 154: When Success Hides the Struggle: Why Leaders Wait Until It's Almost Too Late with Richard Reid
Psychologist and high-performance coach Richard Reid brings brutal honesty to the loneliest job in business: leading when everyone's watching. As a former Chief People Officer who now advises CEOs, founders, and public figures in crisis, Richard specializes in the conversations leaders avoid—burnout hidden behind achie
Episode 153: : The Fractional Revolution: Why Your Next C-Suite Hire Should Be Part-Time with Sara Daw, CEO The Liberti Group
Sara Daw saw the future of work 20 years before the rest of us caught on. As a pioneer of the fractional executive movement, she built her first fractional CFO practice when the term barely existed, and today leads the Liberti Group, the world's largest provider of fractional C-suite executives with over 1,500 professi
Episode 152: Your Compass Is Broken: Building Prosilience Before the Storm with Meike Bettscheider
Leadership coach Meike Bettscheider brings an unconventional toolkit to executive development, combining epigenetic coaching, psychophysiology (including face reading), and martial arts discipline to help leaders navigate crisis with authenticity. Operating from Greece with credentials from Chicago Booth and INSEAD, Me
Episode 151: From Couch Potato to Ironman: One Decision That Changed Everything for Alwaleed Alkeaid
Alwaleed ALkeaid is the first Saudi to complete the Ironman Triathlon, a decision that changed his destiny. Alwaleed was a self-described couch potato with no purpose, sleeping through classes, addicted to online gaming, directionless. Then he watched a video of Team Hoyt, a Father Dick Hoyt carrying his disabled son R
Episode 150: From Battlefield to Boardroom: The Leadership Gap Everyone Misses with Tricia Stetzel
Navy veteran and CEO Tricia Stetzel reveals why most leadership training fails—and what works. After eight years in the military, a decade at IBM, and founding multiple businesses, including a thriving pet care company and Results Extreme coaching practice, Tricia discovered that technical skills don't automatically tr
Episode 149: From Wall Street to Wartime: Teaching Wounded Heroes to Fly with Lyubim Kogan, Founder, Wings4Heroes.org
Lyubim Kogan is a five-time immigrant, Olympic qualifier, and NYU finance graduate who led clients through the 2009 financial crisis without a single net loss. But in 2015, after speaking at the United Nations alongside Brian Tracy, Lyubim made an unexpected choice: he returned to a war-torn Ukraine after the annexatio
