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"Know that if you are a leader, you have an impact on the health and wellbeing of the people around you. That's why leadership is either a life-depleting or life-feeding line of work."

In this episode of The Inner Chief podcast, I speak to Stephen "Shed" Shedletzky, on how to foster a speak-up culture where people feel safe, trusted and worthy.

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"Shed", as he is known to everyone, is a leadership author and coach who helps leaders and organisations create a culture where people feel encouraged, safe and valued in speaking-up.

He became the fourth person to join well-known leadership expert Simon Sinek's team and has had the roles of Chief of Staff and Head of Brand Experience, Training & Development. The two still collaborate together.

He is also a TEDx Speaker Coach and the author of Speak-Up Culture: When Leaders Truly Listen, People Step Up.

In this episode we talk about:

✅ How he overcame a stutter and fear of public speaking to become a guru in speak-up culture.

✅ His framework and principles for helping you build a speak-up culture at work, and

✅ The most important things to consider in delivering a TEDx level presentation.

Thanks to former guest, James Whittaker, for introducing me to Shed.

Deal hope,

Greg

You can connect with Stephen via LinkedIn and the Shed Inspires website. You can also see his Speak-Up Matrix on his website (see more details below in the show notes).

• Man's Search for Meaning - by Viktor Frankl

• The Attributes - by Rich DeVinney

• Culture Map - by Erin Meyer

• Outliers - by Malcolm Gladwell

• Don't sleep, there are snakes - by Daniel L. Everett

• Matt Abrahams, author of Think Faster, Talk Smarter, on Managing your reputation before you enter a room, thinking on your feet, and getting to the point

• Roger Love, World's #1 Voice Coach on Teaching Bradley Cooper, Reese Witherspoon, The Beach Boys and more to use their voice to change the world