Amplifying Leadership

Amplifying Leadership

di Tara Lehman

Amministrazione Carriere

Difficult Conversations with guest Tucker Miller

Dreading that next tough chat at work? You’re not alone. Difficult conversations are inevitable, but they don’t have to be stressful. In this episode with guest Tucker Miller, President and CEO of Onward Leadership, we’re breaking down how to approach those moments with clarity, curiosity, and collaboration. We break down both the internal and external factors that turn a conversation tricky, and share a mindset shift that can make all the difference: keeping it brief, direct, and clear. We’ll cover strategies to leave assumptions behind, embrace curiosity, and move from fear and concerns to solution-focused discussions. Discover the four simple words that can start a conversation on the right foot, learn why timing matters, and get practical rules for your first (or next) tough conversation. Remembering to be kind, leave no surprises. By shifting from confrontational to collaborative conversations, you’ll not only handle conflict better, but also create a stronger, more positive workplace culture. Enjoy.

Tip Thursday with Tara - Small Wins = Big Impact

What if the key to better team performance, and more energy, wasn’t another big strategy, but simply noticing what’s already going right? In this episode of Tip Thursday with Tara, we are talking about the power of recognizing small wins, and why those quick moments of appreciation can make leadership feel lighter, smoother, and a lot more human As leaders, it’s easy to focus on the big milestones, but those little everyday victories are what keep your team (and your time and energy) moving forward. Tara shares how noticing and acknowledging small wins boosts motivation, strengthens culture, and actually saves you time and energy as a leader. If you’re ready to lead with less burnout and more momentum, this quick tip is your reminder that sometimes the smallest celebrations can help make the biggest impacts. Enjoy!

On Tap Purpose-Driven Leadership with guest Kevin Dawson

What can beer brewing teach us about leading teams? In this episode of Amplifying Leadership, with guest Kevin Dawson - Author and Leadership Consultant, we explore the art of purpose-driven leadership. We dive into understanding what truly motivates your team members, how to focus on their strengths and passions, and the leadership lessons that come from learning through failure. From celebrating the unique contributions of each team member to fostering collaboration, communication, motivation, connection, and curiosity - whether your team is remote or in person - this episode is packed with practical strategies for building stronger, more engaged teams. We also unpack the power of “the pause” (yes, that awkward silence!) and how to leverage it, plus why love (used as a leadership tool, not romantically) can transform the way your team works together. Tune in for a conversation that blends leadership insight, real-world strategies, and a few surprising lessons from the world of beer brewing that will leave you thinking about your team in a whole new way.

Listening Is the Most Underrated Leadership Skill You Can Master

Most leaders think they’re good listeners. But are they really? In this week’s Tip Thursday with Tara on Amplifying Leadership, we dive into why listening is the quiet superpower of great leadership. Tara unpacks how genuine listening builds trust, improves decision-making, and helps uncover solutions hiding in plain sight. She also shares simple, actionable ways to practice active listening, including how to handle those awkward pauses that actually lead to better conversations. If you want your team to trust you more, speak up more, and perform better, this episode is your guide to transforming the way you communicate - one conversation at a time.

The Boring Ease of Good Leadership with guest Trent Gander

Strong communication, calm confidence, and steady results. Sounds boring, right? In this episode of Amplifying Leadership, Tara and guest Trent Gander, a writer and consultant, explore why effective leadership doesn’t always have to be loud, dramatic, or complicated. Great leaders know that calm, consistent communication and a focus on learning and not making assumptions builds trust and lasting results. Yet, many leaders unintentionally create problems when things are running smoothly, simply because they’re uncomfortable with ease. You’ll discover what isn’t naturally taught in leadership, the difference between good and poor leadership habits, and why strong communication skills matter. We also talk about the value of failure, the importance of reviewing what’s working well, and how to create learning-focused conversations that strengthen your team culture. Enjoy!

Tip Thursday With Tara - Stay Motivated When Progress Feels Slow

Feeling stuck even though you and/or your team are giving it your all? You’re not alone. In this Amplifying Leadership podcast episode of Tip Thursday with Tara, we tackle how to keep your motivation higher when results aren’t coming as fast as you would like. Tara shares practical strategies to celebrate those micro-wins, reconnect to your purpose, and focus on consistency over perfection. With these approaches, slow progress stops being frustrating and starts becoming fuel for growth. If you have ever wondered how to keep pushing forward when it feels like nothing’s changing, this episode is your guide to staying motivated, resilient, and moving forward, one small step at a time.

Purposeful Impact as a Leader with guest Justin Goodbread

Are you leading for numbers or for meaning? In this episode of Amplifying Leadership with guest Justin Goodbread, a globally recognized business strategist, bestselling author, and founder of multiple successful ventures, we explore how service-based leaders can create purposeful impact in their teams and businesses. Focusing solely on revenue or metrics can overshadow significance, identity, and long-term success. We discuss the side effects of prioritizing numbers over purpose and share practical strategies to realign your leadership approach. If you’re ready to lead with intention, create meaningful results, and make an impact that matters, this episode is packed with insights for purpose-driven leaders looking to elevate their influence. Gift link as mentioned in the episode: Scale Your Advisory Practice | Justin Goodbread's Growth Guide Enjoy!

Tip Thursday with Tara - Constructive Feedback That Builds Trust

Ever provided constructive feedback that didn’t land the way you hoped? You’re not alone. In this episode of Tip Thursday with Tara, we’re breaking down how to turn constructive feedback from an awkward moment into a trust-building conversation. Tara shares her simple four-step approach, starting with gratitude, using coaching questions, and ending with confidence. This helps you create feedback moments that actually strengthen relationships and build skills, instead of straining them. If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking, “I don’t want to say the wrong thing or cause them to get their back up” this episode is your playbook for saying it right. Enjoy!

Youth Leaders at the Leadership Table with guest Eden Bryne

Youth are one of the most underrepresented groups at the leadership table. However that is starting to change. In this engaging and important episode, Tara and Eden Byrne, a Youth Advocate / Writer / Change Maker, explore the barriers young leaders face, from feeling intimidated to speak up to unconscious bias that can silence their contributions. You will hear strategies for creating space where every voice is heard and valued, without overpromising outcomes that may not happen. They also dive into how organizations can welcome youth perspectives authentically, avoid common recruiting mistakes, and recognize the transferable skills younger leaders bring to the table. The message is clear: don’t just listen to youth leaders - take them seriously, and take action. They have great ideas and contributions to share. Enjoy!

Tip Thursday with Tara - Using Mistakes to Our Advantage

Ever wish mistakes didn't feel like something you have to hide from everyone? What if we told you they could be your most powerful leadership tool? In this week’s Tip Thursday with Tara, we dive into how leaders and business owners can turn mistakes - theirs and their team’s - into growth, learning, and stronger teams. Featuring Tara's quote: “Failure is Transformational. Listen to It. Learn from It. Grow because of It.” You’ll learn why owning mistakes openly builds trust, sparks accountability, and transforms how your team approaches challenges. Stop fearing mistakes. Start using them to lead better. Enjoy!

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