.png)
Small Brave Moves
Learn how to be braver in leadership and in life for exceptional results with Master Certified Executive Coach, Best Selling Author, and Certified Speaking Professional, Nicole M. Bianchi.
Small Brave Moves is a podcast for mid-level to c-suite leaders who own their growth and development, know there is always room for improvement, and are ready to start making the Small Brave Moves to achieve their goals, unlock their full potential, and lead with confidence, clarity, and authenticity.
Small Brave Moves
Latest Episodes
Nice vs. Kind: The Leadership Distinction That Changes Everything
Being nice damages your leadership. Being kind strengthens it. There's a difference. In this episode of the Small Brave Moves Podcast, Nicole Bianchi draws a line that most leaders have never been taught to see: the difference betwe...
.png)
Own Your Authority as a Leader Without Losing Your Humanity with Christina Pilarski
She built an agency on her name, her reputation, her expertise, and convinced herself that controlling every project was leadership. She called it standards. Her team called it a bottleneck. In this episode of the Small Brave Moves ...
What It Really Means to Leave a Leadership Legacy After 30 Years as CHRO with Denice Biocca
Most leaders spend their careers building something. Few stop to ask what they're actually leaving behind.In this episode of the Small Brave Moves Podcast, Nicole Bianchi sits down with Denice Biocca — former CHRO of GE Vernova — on her ...
The Inner Leadership Work Even a CEO Title Can't Prepare You For with Patricia Kearns
She spent 24 years building one of the country's most respected rehabilitation organizations, earned the CEO title, then walked away from it — only to discover that the hardest leadership work of her career had nothing to do with running a comp...
Why Rescuing Your Team Is Not the Same as Leading Them with Amy Birkel
She built a career caring for others — and somewhere along the way forgot to care for herself. For Amy Birkel, COO of Heritage Communities, rescuing her team wasn't just a habit. It was an identity. Learning the difference between rescuing and ...
.png)