AI won’t replace leaders, but leaders who use AI will replace those who don’t. In this episode of The Few Leaders: Speaker Series, I sit down with Jonathan Brill, Forbes’ number one futurist and a leading authority on innovation, technology, and future strategy. Tune in as we explore how leaders can future-proof their organisations by harnessing the power of AI and building more intelligent, adaptable systems to thrive in uncertain times. We break down the myths around artificial intelligence, uncover why rigid five-year plans no longer work, and reveal the small strategic decisions that create resilience and long-term advantage. From navigating demographic shifts and geopolitical change to rethinking leadership roles in an AI-driven world, this conversation is a blueprint for staying ahead of disruption. Whether you’re a business leader anxious about rapid change or an executive eager to turn uncertainty into opportunity, this episode offers practical insights that will help you lead with confidence in the face of tomorrow’s challenges.

What if work did not have to suck? In this episode of The Few Leaders: Speaker Series, I sit down with Josh Allan Dykstra, a future of work strategist helping leaders and organisations rethink how we work in an age of disruption. Josh shares why most workplaces drain energy instead of fuelling it, and how leaders can redesign work so it becomes energising, purposeful, and ready for the future. Together, we explore the hidden systems shaping our experience of work, the power of Energy Intelligence, and why mindset alone is not enough without action. Josh unpacks how to create flow, anchor teams in purpose, and face AI with curiosity instead of fear. This is a practical and inspiring conversation for any leader looking to adapt, thrive, and guide others through inevitable change.

What separates leaders who only talk about vision from those who actually make it happen? In today’s complex world, where strategy often falls short in execution and leaders face constant disruption, the answer lies in intentional leadership and the discipline to follow through. In this episode of The Few Leadership Speaker Series, I sit down with Brian Morris, President and Managing Partner of Leadercast, to explore the critical connection between clarity of purpose, effective strategy execution, and continuous self-development. Brian reveals why investing in yourself first allows you to lead others from a place of strength, how to reinvent in the face of setbacks, and what it truly means to build a legacy of impact. Along the way, we uncover powerful lessons drawn from sport, myth-busting insights on leadership, and practical tools for aligning vision with action. Whether you’re leading a global team or growing a small business, this episode offers a roadmap to leading with purpose and resilience in a rapidly changing world.

Winning isn’t the hardest part of leadership, staying human while you do it is. In this episode of The Few Leaders: Speaker Series, I sit down with veteran basketball coach and leadership speaker Mark Gottfried to explore the balance between high performance and human values. Drawing from decades at the top of college basketball and beyond, Mark reveals why resilience, integrity and connection matter just as much as results. From transforming good teams into championship ones to motivating top performers, navigating the loneliness of leadership and turning failure into growth, Mark shares candid lessons every leader can apply. This is a powerful conversation on achieving success without losing yourself along the way.

What does it take to lead with unwavering consistency when everything around you is uncertain? In this episode of The Few Leaders: Speaker Series, I sit down with Kevin Stealey, an experienced leader and CEO, to uncover the subtle habits and personal principles that give teams stability and guidance. We explore how fatherhood shapes decision-making, the lessons behind his book Winning Bets, and why betting on yourself is the key to growth and success. From embracing failure and turning challenges into opportunities to using storytelling and active listening to inspire teams, this conversation offers actionable insights to help leaders cultivate resilience, strengthen human connection, and make confident choices in uncertain times. Whether you’re leading a team, shaping your career, or striving to grow as a leader, this episode provides practical strategies to guide your journey with purpose and integrity.

When pressure rises and everything is on the line, what separates leaders who crumble from those who inspire? In this episode of The Few Leaders: Speaker Series, I sit down with Joe McNamara, a former Marine officer, firefighter, and elite rugby player, to explore what it really takes to lead with character and composure in high-stakes environments. Joe shares powerful lessons on emotional regulation, trust, and humility, showing how resilience and integrity translate into effective leadership in business and life. From making tough decisions under pressure to creating cultures of accountability and learning, this conversation is packed with insights to help you steady yourself, steady your team, and lead with impact.

What if every small action you take as a leader creates ripples that shape your entire organisation? In this episode I sit down with keynote speaker Chris Rollins to explore Ripple Effect Leadership, the idea that trust, connection, and culture are built in the smallest everyday moments. Chris shares the five qualities that set human-centred leaders apart: vulnerability, kindness, curiosity, empathy, and humility, and shows why they are more powerful than any playbook. From spotting hidden frictions that quietly erode performance to resetting quickly after setbacks and slowing down to truly connect, this conversation is a practical guide to making leadership more intentional, impactful, and deeply human. If you are ready to turn everyday actions into lasting influence, this episode will show you how to start your own ripple effect today.

What if the future of leadership isn’t about being tougher or faster, but about being more human? In this episode of The Few Leaders Speaker Series, I sit down with Anne Robie, a leadership coach, consultant, and speaker who has spent her career helping organisations put people back at the centre of leadership. Together, we explore the challenges of staying authentically human in an age where technology often dominates our attention and interactions. From embracing vulnerability as a strength, to navigating fear and courage in uncertain times, Anne shares powerful insights on what it really means to lead with empathy, authenticity, and connection. We unpack why so many leaders feel pressure to perform at the cost of their humanity, and how bringing your whole self to work can create trust, resilience, and stronger teams. Whether you’re leading a business, managing a team, or simply navigating change in your own career, this conversation is a compelling reminder that in a digital-first world, the most powerful leadership tool you have is your humanity. If you want to future-proof your leadership, start here.

Great leaders aren’t born confident. They prepare for it. In this episode of The Few Leaders Speaker Series, Emmy Award-winning journalist, executive coach, and author Liz Brunner shares how intentional preparation and authentic communication can shape the way leaders show up, inspire trust, and influence others. From silencing imposter syndrome and building executive presence to crafting stories that capture attention in the first 10 seconds, Liz offers practical strategies for leading with clarity and confidence. Whether you’re striving to elevate your presence, connect more authentically, or prepare with purpose, this conversation is a playbook for becoming the kind of leader people want to follow.

In this episode of The Few Leaders: The Speaker Series, I chat with Kristen Ziman, former Chief of Police for Aurora, Illinois, to uncover why genuine care for people is the foundation of effective leadership. From leading through crisis and navigating politics to confronting apathy and disengagement, Kristen shares how optimism, vulnerability, and transparency can transform teams and cultures. This episode is full of real stories and straight-talking lessons that will make you rethink what it means to truly lead with impact. A must-listen for leaders who want to build trust and inspire lasting change.

The hardest battles are rarely fought in the ring. They’re fought within yourself. In this episode of The Few Leaders: The Speaker Series, I sit down with Cam F Awesome, former USA National Boxing Champion and international speaker, to uncover the discipline and self-awareness behind lasting success. Cam shares how personal branding is less about chasing applause and more about staying true to your values. We dive into the power of daily habits, emotional control, and resilience when setbacks hit. Cam opens up about rewriting his own story, turning adversity into growth, and leading with confidence grounded in humility. This conversation is an invitation to play the long game, protect your reputation with intention, and build a brand that is authentic, relevant, and resilient in a changing world.

What if your greatest challenges were actually your biggest opportunities? In this episode, Keith Sampson reveals how to shift your perspective and see every challenge as a chance to grow. We dive into building a resilient mindset, stepping out of your comfort zone, and turning pain into fuel for your goals. From breaking free of the approval trap to finding purpose when life feels “vanilla,” this conversation is packed with practical shifts that will help you grow through life’s challenges, not just endure them.

What if the biggest barrier to your leadership isn’t your skills, but your mindset? In this episode of The Few Leaders: Speaker Series, I sit down with leadership coach and author Corliss Rassyle to uncover how true leadership begins with self-leadership. From owning who you are to peeling back the layers of limiting beliefs, Corliss shares how transforming your mindset can change the way you lead, influence, and live. We explore practical yet powerful shifts, from turning affirmations into daily embodiment, to using quick resets that reclaim your focus, to replacing judgement with curiosity when challenges arise. Whether you are leading a team, a business, or simply your own life, this conversation will inspire you to love who you are while becoming who you want to be and remind you that leadership is about impact, not titles.

What if staying comfortable is the reason you’re not growing? In this episode of The Few Leaders: Speaker Series, high performance coach and speaker Brett Eaton joins the show to expose the silent trap holding so many leaders back: comfort. If you’ve ever felt stuck, uninspired or like your goals are just out of reach, this conversation will shift your perspective. Brett reveals why discomfort is not just necessary but essential for real transformation. We talk about how small daily choices create momentum, why waiting for motivation won’t work, and what it takes to follow through when no one’s watching. From owning your decisions to redefining what success means for you, this is a powerful guide to building resilience and creating change that sticks. Whether you're coasting on autopilot or standing at a crossroads, Brett’s honest insights and practical tools will help you take bold action and lead with intention, starting with one uncomfortable step.

What if your greatest failure became your greatest advantage? In this new episode of The Few Leaders, Paralympian and Team USA wheelchair rugby coach Joe Delagrave shares how a life-changing accident forced him to rebuild everything, from his identity to his leadership. We look into what resilience really means beyond the buzzwords, how failure is the gateway to growth, and why human connection is essential in the toughest moments. Joe opens up about confronting shame, redefining masculinity, and the small choices that led to a bigger life. Whether you're leading a team, facing burnout or stuck in survival mode, this episode is your reminder that success doesn’t come from avoiding adversity but from rising through it.

In a time when civility seems to be on the decline and authenticity feels out of reach, many of us are left wondering: Is there a way to stay true to ourselves while making the world a little bit kinder? In this intriguing episode of The Few with Boo, Dr. Will Moreland shares practical strategies for living a more authentic and harmonious life. He breaks down the crucial elements of a powerful mindset, including the importance of clarity, recognizing opportunities, nurturing relationships, and valuing experiences. Dr. Will offers clear insights on setting realistic, controllable goals and promotes the idea of seeking harmony over balance in life. He provides straightforward tips on how to adopt a more positive perspective towards the world, even in challenging times. Whether you're struggling with workplace tension, feeling lost in your personal journey, or just tired of all the negativity around you, this conversation might be the fresh perspective you've been searching for. Join the engaging conversation as they explore the significance of being intentional and the impact it can have on our lives.

In this milestone 101st episode of The Few with Boo, we're joined by the inspirational David Meltzer, who's about to challenge everything you thought you knew about success and kindness. Drawing from his book "Connected to Goodness" and years of experience as a CEO, David shares practical advice on achieving your goals while staying true to your values. He breaks down the basics of intentional living, effective time management, and how to use gratitude as a tool for growth. David offers clear insights on why some people seem to get ahead faster, along with straightforward strategies you can use to boost your own progress. Whether you're running a business, climbing the career ladder, or just trying to improve your day-to-day life, you'll find useful tips here.

Are you tired of chasing overnight success and feeling like you're getting nowhere? What if the key to achieving your biggest goals is actually hidden in your daily routine? In this eye-opening episode, entrepreneur Ken Joslin reveals how small, consistent actions can lead to life-changing results. Whether you're building a business, trying to lose weight, or pursuing any big dream, Ken's practical insights on discipline, accountability, and incremental progress might just be the game-changer you've been looking for. Discover why your alarm clock might be sabotaging your success, and learn how to harness the power of daily habits to create lasting change. If you're ready to stop spinning your wheels and start making real progress, this conversation is a must-listen.

Let's face it - technology is evolving at a blistering pace that can feel unsettling, even threatening at times. With AI, automation, and brilliant machines entering our workplaces and homes, you may be wondering - will there even be a place for humans in the future? In this episode of The Few with Boo, Dr. Shawn DuBravac pulls back the curtain on the relentless march of innovation, revealing mind-bending insights that will reshape your understanding of the digital world. From the rise of AI to the blurring lines between humans and machines, DuBravac navigates the treacherous currents of technological upheaval with a steady hand. Discover how to harness the transformative power of technology, conquer the scourge of information overload, and position your organisation at the vanguard of the digital revolution. Whether you're an entrepreneur, business leader, or just someone intrigued about what's coming, this is a must-listen conversation. Tune in now to get a grounded, hopeful vision for not just coexisting with brilliant machines...but thriving alongside them.