Think back about the team leaders you have worked with: who would you say was an inspiring leader? What did that person do exceptionally well or differently than other leaders?
In the Destination Leadership podcast Katrin Grunwald interviews people who have been recommended by others as inspiring leaders. Would you like to recommend an inspiring leader for the podcast? Get in touch via katrin@destination-leadership.com
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Think back about the team leaders you have worked with: who would you say was an inspiring leader? What did that person do exceptionally well or differently than other leaders?
In the Destination Leadership podcast Katrin Grunwald interviews people who have been recommended by others as inspiring leaders. Would you like to recommend an inspiring leader for the podcast? Get in touch via katrin@destination-leadership.com
In this episode, I am interviewing Philipp Heiler, doctor & co-founder of brainboost.
- Philipp’s passion about the brain, people’s quality of life and how people can achieve their goals in life
- What neurofeedback is & how you can train your brain
- How not following the „typical“ doctor’s path was his first act of leadership
- How he sees good leadership as humble leadership: “dream arrogant, but act humble“
- How Philipp emptying out the dishwasher each morning is for him an example for humble leadership – don’t be too snobby for doing stuff like emptying dishwasher or taking out the trash
- How standing in front if his team when there is a problem is part of his leadership style
- How delegation was one of the main challenges when growing the business, but why setting time aside to teach someone to do a task rather than just tossing tasks at people is important to him
- How the investment into a team Christmas party early on was so valuable at this early stage of the company
- How he cherry-picks from different rolemodels
- How he plays with the balance between tech-stuff and meditation and how that relates to the team
- How he deals with the challenge that the teams exists of people with very different professional backgrounds and thus different ways of working – and especially how a team development workshop on what everyone does and how do they see themselves in the team helped the team to grow
- How taking a rather “crappy” place in the office can also be seen as act of humble leadership
- How giving leaders an extra second before they react could eliminate all misunderstandings and make a difference in communication
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Think back about the team leaders you have worked with: who would you say was an inspiring leader? What did that person do exceptionally well or differently than other leaders?
In the Destination Leadership podcast Katrin Grunwald interviews people who have been recommended by others as inspiring leaders. Would you like to recommend an inspiring leader for the podcast? Get in touch via katrin@destination-leadership.com