
Most leadership conversations start with what you do. This one starts with who you are.
The Sacred Art of Leadership goes to the places most leadership podcasts quietly avoid. Identity, doubt, loneliness, purpose, and the real cost of carrying influence in a world that's changing faster than anyone can keep up with. It's not about frameworks, productivity hacks, or polishing your leadership brand... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

What does leadership look like when you’ve spent twenty years thinking about art before you ever tried to build something?
Tom Trevatt is a headshot and portrait photographer, a Goldsmiths PhD, a former DJ, and an accidental business leader.
In thi... more
Sam Clark: Leadership Forged in Crisis
When Sam Clark moved to Sri Lanka in 2004 to start a travel company, he didn't expect to spend his first year running a disaster relief operation instead. The Boxing Day tsunami hit weeks after he arrived — and... more
Athene Parker walks into this conversation having had three hours sleep. She's been running on empty for a long while now and she tells you that in the first five minutes, without apology or performance. What follows is one of the most honest convers... more
There is a comfortable story a lot of organisations tell themselves about people-first leadership. That if you care enough, listen enough, create the right culture, the results will
follow. Kate Thrumble believes that story is only half true. And th... more
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Listening to Dip and Del talking about leadership is very insightful and inspiring. It’s obvious they have a great relationship as the conversation is super authentic and grounded. This is such a great listen for leaders across multiple rolls in life, from business to personal life.
Nicely done! Always easy
to listen to conversation, no lectures just personal experiences to “mull” on!
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This series centers on leadership as a personal practice, exploring identity, vulnerability, and the human costs of influence. Conversations prioritize inner life over traditional playbooks, with guests ranging from founders and HR leaders to creative entrepreneurs who share real, imperfect experiences of leading through change, ambiguity, and crises. Noteworthy is the emphasis on authenticity, psychological safety, and the balance between compassion and performance, often drawing on personal histories, adversity, and spirituality to illustrate resilient, human-centered leadership. The format is intimate and unscripted, likely appealing to listeners who crave depth, self-reflection, and actionable leadership lessons grounded in lived experi... more
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Recent guests on The Sacred Art of Leadership include:
1. Sam Clark
2. Athene Parker
3. Kate Thrumble
4. Barny Wright
5. Jane Gomez
6. Derek Moore
7. Dipak Davé
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