At work, we have one thing in common across all our differences: our shared humanity. Join organizational psychologist and founder of idealis., Dr. Sumona De Graaf, as she brings together extraordinary people who lead with humanity at work, from the classroom to the boardroom and beyond.
Allison Baum Gates broke into venture capital after realizing that she had the power to create opportunity and have greater impact in the world as an investor. In this episode, Allison and Sumona talk about how venture capital has the potential to unlock new ways of working and living for all of us -- as long as we keep our humanity intact and in focus along the way.
Join host Sumona as she speaks with Jim Galligan, Director of Creative Strategy at JK Design, as they explore the power of human-centric design principles in capturing the essence of companies. With a deep focus on understanding people, JK Design helps leaders build authentic and genuine cultures that are reflected in their brand stories.
Join Sumona and Scarlett as they explore how love can conquer even the most heart-wrenching tragedies. Scarlett lost her son in the Sandy Hook massacre but found solace in words that he left behind: Nurturing. Healing. Love. Scarlett transformed her grief to action by creating the Choose Love movement, which has helped millions of children develop the skills of courage, gratitude, forgiveness, and compassion. In an honest conversation about the darkest moments we experience, hear how we can overcome fear and anger with love. Be inspired to choose love in your own life and help spread it to every corner of the world.
Join Sumona and Dr. David Larson in this episode as they talk about unlocking the power of our human bodies. Dr. Larson, a kinesiology expert, professor at Arizona State University, and a personal trainer, shares the importance of physical health in strengthening our core and keeping us centered across challenging situations. Hear how we can build up our tolerance to stress, and understand the benefits of self-care to become more resilient and strong. Dr. Larson offers scientific evidence and practical advice that will inspire you to tap into the true potential of your human body. Tune in to learn how strengthening our bodies helps us to think clearly, live longer, and lead others more effectively.
On the third anniversary of George Floyd’s death, listen to Robert Samuels and Sumona talk about the life and death of a man who changed the national rhetoric on race and justice in America. In their Pulitzer Prize winning book, “His Name is George Floyd,” Robert Samuels and Toluse Olorunnipa chronicle the deep roots, societal upbringing, systemic context, and human story of George Floyd.
Join Carolyn and Sumona on a transformative journey as they delve deep into the art of rewriting our life stories to embrace a truly epic existence. As a renowned diplomat, trusted advisor, esteemed professor, visionary founder, and passionate entrepreneur, Carolyn has dedicated her life to guiding individuals to rethink their identities from humans doing, to humans being.
In the season finale, Sumona reflects on the experience of starting a podcast - from overcoming fear to a serendipitous moment. She also shares research Idealis has done about the four characteristics where human center leaders shine. These are the qualities that help the most influential leaders at companies create environments where people can thrive. Join Sumona as she takes listeners through season 1 and what to expect next.
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