About this episode

Blaine and Pam Sherman discuss the intersection of theater and leadership, emphasizing authenticity and relationship management in business.

“The Role Of A Lifetime” Join me and my guest Pam Sherman (thepamsherman.com). Pam is an actor, writer, leadership consultant and recovering lawyer who was profiled in People Magazine about her transition from lawyer to actor. She works with Fortune 50 companies, law firms, advertising agencies, and is a highly rated global resource for the leadership organizations EO, Vistage, and YPO. Her nationally syndicated column, The Suburban Outlaw was published in the Democrat + Chronicle and on the USA Today Network for 15 years. Her new book Play You, the Role of a Lifetime has just been released. SHOW NOTES SPONSORED BY: Power of You! Find out more at https://leader.blainebartlett.com/power-of-you Summary In this engaging conversation, Blaine and Pam Sherman explore the intersection of theater, leadership, and the Soul of Business. They discuss how authenticity, believability, and relationship management are vital for effective leadership and building trust in organizations. Key topics The connection between theater and leadership The concept of believability versus authenticity The importance of relationship management in business How to bridge the believability gap for better…

People in this episode

Host: Blaine Bartlett

Guest: Pam Sherman

Topics covered

• theater and leadership
• authenticity
• relationship management
• influence
• emotional intelligence

Keywords

• leadership
• theater
• authenticity
• influence
• emotional intelligence
• relationship management
• business

Sponsors

Power of You!

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: People Magazine, Fortune 50, EO, Vistage, YPO

Books & works: The Suburban Outlaw, Play You, the Role of a Lifetime

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