Books
đ Books That Lead the Way
These episodes dive into powerful nonfiction booksâmany of them chart-topping must-readsâthat help us better understand how to lead ourselves and others. Through these conversations, we explore emotional intelligence, personal beliefs, and the social constructs that shape our decisions and leadership.
These books were pivotal in my own journey from corporate life to entrepreneurship, offering insights that helped me redefine success and leadership on my own terms.
You'll also find curated playlists on our YouTube channel featuring episodes that unpack these transformative reads and how they apply to your leadership path.215. Exploring Mel Robbinsâ Let Them Theory as a Way to Live with Love & Intentionality
In this very special episode of âGirl, Take the Lead!â, we celebrate our 3rd anniversary by diving into Mel Robbinsâ inspiring new book, Let Them Theory . Melâs simple yet transformative idea encourages us to release control, embrace love, and focus on what truly matters. Through key takeaways from Melâs ...
156. In the Presence of Light: Exploring NDEs with Dr. Bruce Greysonâs Book: After.
This is a shorter episode with Yo Canny building on our previous episode where we explored Amber Ontiverosâ near-death experience. I had so many questions after hearing her story, I knew I wanted to know more so here are some of the ones we explored: What are common near-death experiences based on resea...
148. Seeing Deeply: Exploring Empathy from How to Know a Person by David Brooks
This is a Sound Bite episode that builds on our previous episode with Bernadette Smith where we talked about Diversity, Equality and Inclusion efforts covering a variety of topics. One of them was about empathy and sincerity. While we have covered this topic with BrenĂ© Brownâs book, Atlas of the Heart, ...
140. From Victim to Creator: A Deep Dive into the book, Energy Leadership, by Bruce D Schneider
This is a â Girl, Take the Lead!â Sound Bite which builds off our previous episode with Brandy Mabra who provided us the basics about the 7 levels of Energetic Leadership. This episode digs into the book, Energy Leadership, The 7 Level Framework for Mastery in Life and Business by Bruce D Schenider, the f...
138. Embracing Change: Breaking Free from the Comfort Zone
This is a â Girl, Take the Lead!â Sound Bite which builds off our previous episode with Lata Hamilton, Change Management Expert. Lata inspired us to adapt to the future which will be filled with tons of change. In this episode weâll explore the question: âHow can we help ourselves keep open to learningâ w...
128. From Vision to Reality: Lessons from Mike Dooley's Manifesting Change
This episode pulls together a couple themes weâve had this month: change and making things easier. We dig into Mike Dooleyâs book, Manifesting Change, It Couldnât be Easier. Here are 3 takeaways from todayâs episode: 1. Manifesting change can be easy â key is to know our end result and then mo...
126. Mentoring the Inner Critic: A Deep Dive into Playing Big by Tara Mohr
This episode is for anyone that wants to speak up, create and lead and as Tara Mohr says itâs Playing Big, the title of her book which was named a best book of the year by Appleâs iBooks. Tara Mohr is an expert on womenâs leadership and well-being. She is the creator and teacher of the global Playi...
117. Thanks! Amplified: Exploring Robert Emmons' Book. Crafting a Happier Self through Gratitude.
With the holidays around the corner this episode with Yo is inspired by some of her learning about gratitude while podcasting. And whenever she wants to learn more about an emotion, she always goes to Brené Brown and her book, Atlas of the Heart. Brené wrote in that book that the expert on gratitude was R...
110. Reflecting on Regret: Exploring Daniel Pinkâs âThe Power of Regret
I first heard Daniel Pink on LinkedIn in a webinar and then got his book â What a title: The Power of Regret, right? And when I saw that BrenĂ© Brown had praise of the book on the back cover, I was in, and thought youâd like to hear about it, too. She said in her quote that regret was one of the best and t...










