Hey Sue is a live coaching podcast, where dynamic leaders let down their guards to engage in an intimate, authentic real-time coaching session with one of the most sought after conscious leadership executive coaches in the world. Sue Heilbronner advises hundreds of leaders and teams, with a primary focus on tech. She was an executive in the sector for 15 years, following her work as a lawyer with ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Business |
Sue and Leah welcomed the first anonymous guest “Ryan” to the HeySue podcast! He kicked off the conversation by explaining that he is in the market for a coach who can help him get out of a funk. Sue and Leah invited Ryan to reflect on different part... more
David Secunda is a successful serial entrepreneur who has big ideas ranging from tech solutions for talent management at companies to what may be the best adventure summer camp for kids in the US. In this live coaching episode of the HeySue podcast, ... more
Robin Izsak-Tseng is the VP of Revenue Marketing at G2. She is a leader with a lot of expertise to offer, but having so many young tech dudes around makes her feel like an imposter. She wonders if she is holding herself back from the next level of le... more
Shawna Barnhart is a seasoned product leader in tech who loves team building, cross-functional project orchestration, and deep, revealing client conversations. Like many leaders in tech, she was recently a part of a reduction in force. Shawna is tryi... more
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Sue is a joy to listen to. She brings energy, insight and fun into every episode. I love getting valuable nuggets in each episode.
I walk away from every episode of this podcast with concrete reflections and ideas I can use with myself and my teams. For example, in a recent episode on job hunting (and biz dev), Sue and Leah encouraged the person they were coaching to let go of her self-imposed ideas about selling herself, and instead to lean into the natural creativity, curiosity and collaboration she brings to her work. Great host(s), great topics, and wonderful, friendly energy.
Holy moly the latest podcast episode with Shawna felt like I was being personally coached. Thank you so much for that episode.
I love how Sue creates episodes in real-time, concurrently with the news or state of the world. It makes listening more relevant. This sense of urgency combined with her meaningful questions that go straight to the core (the real stuff we want to know) makes her content the best in its league. Sue is a force that energizes me every time I listen.
There is always much to be learned from successful leaders. Sue has curated a great list of founders and CEO’s to be featured on this podcast. I like that the episodes that were published years ago are still very relevant today.
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