From The Hart Podcast - Presented by Orange Kiwi Consulting and Crisp Imaging

Everyone thinks about leadership, but what about legacy? How do you honor the past while forging your own path?In a world where leaders come and go, the hardest part of succession is not just replacing a legend but also preserving their legacy. Bonni Pomush, CEO of Working Wardrobes, shares her journey from a supportive role to leading this impactful organization.She understands that it's not about rewriting history but building upon a solid foundation laid by her predecessor. With a mission to serve the community, Bonni emphasizes the importance of connection, growth, and honoring those who came before us.As we navigate our paths, let's remember: we stand on the shoulders of giants. What’s your experience with leadership transitions? #Leadership #Legacy #WorkingWardrobes #Mentorship #CommunitySupport

In this episode of the From the Hart podcast, Ed Hartinterviews Adam Hill, a professional EOS implementer and family business visionary. They discuss the transformative power of humor, the importance of community support in personal growth, and the challenges of navigating familydynamics in business. Adam shares his journey of overcoming alcoholism and leading his family's century-old business through significant transitions using the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS). The conversation emphasizes thevalue of relationships, the need for open communication, and the importance of preparing the next generation to create new value in family businesses.You can reach Adam Hill at adam@adamhillspeaker.com

In this episode of the From the Hart podcast, Ed Hart interviews John O'Leary, a remarkable speaker, author, and the subject of the upcoming film 'Soul on Fire.' John shares his incredible journey of survival after being burned on 100% of his body at the age of nine, and how he transformed his trauma into a life dedicated to inspiring others. The conversation delves into themes of resilience, gratitude, the importance of community, and the power of perspective. John emphasizes the significance of serving others and finding purpose in pain, while also reflecting on the influence of key figures in his life, including the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame sportscaster, the late Jack Buck. The episode concludes with a heartfelt discussion on the importance of storytelling and the impact of real heroes in our lives.Learn more about John at www.JohnOLearyInspires.com, and about his upcoming feature film, "Soul On Fire" which will release in theatres all over America on October 10, 2025 at www.SoulOnFireMovie.com. #JohnOLeary #resilience #trauma #gratitude #service #familyvalues #communitysupport #JackBuck #SoulonFire #faith #overcomingchallenges #storytelling #StLouisCardinals #VictorOrVictim

Eric Goodman shares his heart for service and gratitude, and we talk about his new book coming out in August called "What's Mindset?"You can learn more about Eric, his book, and all the incredible things he is doing at https://ericgoodman.org/

In this conversation, Ed Hart shares insights from a trip to Vietnam with students, leading to the development of the '7 Q Leadership Model.' He emphasizes the importance of various intelligences—IQ, EQ, adaptability (AQ), cultural (CQ), social (SQ), relationship (RQ), and humility (HQ)—in effective leadership. Through personal anecdotes and quotes, he illustrates how these traits contribute to personal and professional growth, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own leadership qualities.

In this conversation, Professor Ian Williamson discusses hisunique experience of leading the Paul Merage School of Business during the pandemic, emphasizing the importance of empathy, gratitude, and understanding in leadership. He reflects on the evolving nature of work environments, thesignificance of mental health, and the impact of diversity in business. Williamson also shares insights on the future of business education, particularly in relation to artificial intelligence, and the necessity of adapting to cultural shifts in the workforce.You can find Dean Ian O. Williamson on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/ianowilliamson/

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In this episode, Ed Hart reflects on the importance of gratitude. He shares insights from a devotional on gratitude, emphasizing that it is a spiritual practice that helps us recognize the good in our lives. Ed discusses how modern life often distracts us from gratitude, urging listeners to appreciate what they have rather than focusing on what they lack. He highlights the connection between gratitude and abundance, encouraging a mindset of contentment and positivity.