The Coaches Are In Web Series
Each month, leadership communication expert and coach Michael Piperno invites a fellow coach to discuss a topic related to leadership or communication.
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Recent Episodes
Episode 3: Communication Habits (The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly) with Bryan Lemos
In this episode of “The Coaches Are In,” host Michael Piperno interviews Bryan Lemos, a senior consultant and executive communications coach at Decker Communications. They delve into the world of leadership and communication, sharing their favorite things about coaching and discussing the importance of self-awareness and authentic communication. From addressing the challenge of overcoming the impostor syndrome to the power of active listening and body language in building trust and connection, this insightful conversation offers valuable tips and real-life success stories. Join Michael and Bryan as they shine a light on the key communication habits, uncovering the ugly misfires and highlighting the beauty of transformative coaching experiences.
Episode 2: Inclusive Leadership with Sarah Scala
In this episode of The Coaches Are In, host Michael Piperno and Sarah Scala dive into the critical topic of inclusive leadership. Sarah, a seasoned coach and expert in the field, shares her insights on creating environments where individuals feel valued, respected, and empowered. The discussion highlights the importance of acknowledging biases, fostering psychological safety, and measuring the impact of inclusive practices. Michael and Sarah also provide practical steps for leaders to take in embracing inclusivity in their organizations. Tune in to explore ways to promote diversity, belonging, and authentic leadership with actionable advice from expert coaches in the field.
Episode 1: Stepping Out of you Comfort Zone with Tony Martignetti
Michael Piperno and fellow coach Tony Martignetti discuss how to step out of your comfort zone, and conquer those big (and small) things that are getting in the way for today’s leaders.