Step Wise
For over 45 years, Dr. Foster Mobley has had the unique opportunity to guide thousands of leaders from the board room to the locker room. Naturally curious, Foster is now unraveling stories of growth, learning, triumphs, and—more importantly—struggles of leaders in his podcast, Step Wise. This is a series of conversations between Foster and the change agents he admires. Each of these guests has taken their own path to growth and awakening.
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We look forward to sharing these fulfilling conversations and the leaders who are a part of them with you soon.
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Step Wise
Latest Episodes
Norman Huynh on Why it Takes Presence to Lead
A 38-year-old conductor asks a single question that changes everything: "What would it sound like if we didn't shy away from that high note?"Norman Huynh, Music Director of the Bozeman Symphony, doesn't lead like most people. He asks mor...
Marycay Durrant on What Horses Can Teach Us About Leading
Marycay Durrant doesn't believe in the traditional leadership playbook. She's a vibrancy architect who works with some of the world's most successful companies—Pepsi, Deloitte, PayPal, Children's Hospital Los Angeles—to help leaders discover so...
Luis Benitez on Guiding the First Blind Climber up Everest and What It Taught Him About Leadership
A kid with asthma and allergies growing up in Saint Louis is not the profile you'd guess for someone who ends up standing on the summit of Everest six times. Luis Benitez did exactly that, and along the way became the guide who led Erik Weihenm...
Dr. Foster Mobley on Loneliness, Ego, and Why Leadership Can Be So Isolating
Half of all CEOs say they feel lonely in their role. Sixty-one percent say it actively hurts their performance. So why don't more leaders talk about it?In this episode, Foster sits down across the table for an unusually candid conversati...
Benjamin Smith on Why "Fixing Yourself" Is the Wrong Goal
Benjamin Smith was a high school quarterback who could hit every throw in practice and none of them under pressure. That gap between what he could do alone and what he could do with everyone watching became the question that's driven his entire...
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