LeaderImpact Podcast
Welcome to the LeaderImpact Podcast. We’re a community of leaders dedicated to optimizing our personal, professional, and spiritual lives to have an impact. This show is where we have a chance to listen and engage with leaders from around the world who are living this out. We love talking with leaders so if you have questions, comments, or suggestions to make this show even better, please let us know. Stay connected through our social media channels and by signing up for our newsletter at LeaderImpact.ca. Remember - impact starts with you!If you would like to check out a LeaderImpact group go to leaderimpact.ca/join/Show notes and transcripts can be found at leaderimpact.ca/podcast/
LeaderImpact Podcast
Latest Episodes
Ep. 113 - Josh Irby - Choosing A Purposeful Path
A three-day “yes” can reroute an entire life. Josh Irby, Executive Director of LeaderImpact USA, unpacks how an engineering student who loved philosophy questions ended up moving to Croatia, then serving for years across the Balkans, building l...
Ep. 112 - Chanelle Chalazan - Teen Entrepreneur Building A National Brand
We sit down with Chanelle Chalazan, the teen entrepreneur behind Chic and Charmed Boutique, to unpack how a business that started with a simple idea at 13 grew into a fast-moving Canadian jewelry brand with trade shows across the country, major...
Ep. 111 - Trudy Pelletier - Families, Wealth, And The Conversations That Matter
Money is rarely the hardest part of succession planning. The hardest part is what money changes inside a family: identity, belonging, power, and the old hurts nobody wants to name. Trudy Pelletier of the Family Stewardship Group talks about wha...
Ep. 110 - Shane Sowden - Building Young Leaders
A championship is fun, but it is a terrible finish line. Coach Shane Sowden unpacks what actually changes teams and organizations: not louder speeches, but clearer values, healthier rhythms, and leadership you can trust day after day.We...
Ep. 109 - Diana Palacio - Choosing Family Over Titles
Diana Palacio grew up in Latin America, moved to the United States for university, and immigrated to Canada as a young newlywed, trying to break into the job market without “Canadian experience.” She shares why pursuing an MBA became a pivotal ...
