Tom Nash

What the World's BEST Chef Taught Me About Leadership

126 views · 4mo ago · 5:56

This episode is about the psychological safety, and the leadership style of one of the most decorated professionals in his industry's history, and why it built more loyalty than fear ever could. He never raised his voice. He never humiliated anyone. And when he died, his entire team wore black armbands and wept.

Topics: The Chef · Handing the Knife Back · Leading from the Sidelines · The Grandfather Effect

What happened to you then? (Tom Nash LIVE@ The Comedy Store)

1.5K views · 1y ago · 11:23

You’re Right About Imposter Syndrome

295 views · 2y ago · 5:37

If you have a QUOTE you'd like read and discussed on one of these episodes, place it in the comments section, and if it's chosen I'll credit you for the suggestion ;-) Want to listen as a podcast?

Topics: You know the feeling... · The Imposter · Home Truth #1 · Home Truth #2 · The Switch · Quote of the Episode

I Gave a Talk at SXSW Sydney... (Twice!)

116 views · 2y ago · 7:13

Found some snippets from two keynotes I gave for the inaugural SXSW in Sydney Australia. Enjoy some of the highlights... If you have a QUOTE you'd like read and discussed on one of these episodes, place it in the comments section, and if it's chosen I'll credit you for the suggestion ;-)

Topics: The Conference · Day 1 -- Universal Design Keynote · Q&A with Andy Hoyne · Day 2 -- The Adversity Advantage · Q&A with Danny Clayton

How to Get the Ball Rolling...

438 views · 2y ago · 6:50

When I was young I learned the heuristic of Momentum. It was crucial in my efforts to walk with prosthetic legs, both literally and figuratively. Momentum can be a mysterious force. It's not visible or quantifiable, but its effects can be felt in daily progress or routines.

Topics: The Compound Effect (The Power of Momentum) · Why Starting is So Important · How to Start · Results Inspire Continued Action · Sensing a Shift · Quote of the Episode

Do THIS to Improve Your Experience (Expectations)

409 views · 2y ago · 5:33

Expectations are funny things. If they're too high, they inevitably lead to disappointment, but keeping them too low can be equally as pernicious. Let's talk this through and try to come to a sensible conclusion. If you have a QUOTE you'd like read and discussed on one of these episodes, place it in the comments section, and if it's chosen I'll credit you for the suggestion ;-)

Topics: Why you're Managing Expectations Wrong · Expectation Life Hack · The Low Expectation Trap · What is Reasonable? · Quote of the Episode