We Not Me
Dan Hammond & Pia LeeExploring how humans connect and get stuff done together, with Dan Hammond and Pia Lee from Squadify. We need groups of humans to help navigate the world of opportunities and challenges, but we don't always work together effectively. This podcast tackles questions such as "What makes a rockstar team?" "How can we work from anywhere?" "What part does connection play in today's world?" You'll also h... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusiness | |||
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Max Crane runs La Stazione, the café in the Yorkshire Moors he bought last year from the mentor who gave him his start as a teenager. On the surface this is a conversation about coffee and community, but the real subject is what happens when a leader... more
In this fascinating episode of We Not Me, Dan and Pia step into a leadership world that many listeners may know little about: the US public school system. Their guests, Dr. Kristen Weikle, Superintendent of McLean County Unit 5 in Illinois, and Denis... more
Dana Hargis is a mental health counsellor of 25 years and co-founder of Restore of Ada, a practice built around one idea: reset the nervous system and you change the quality of a person's life. Dan and Pia bring her on to unpack why so many workplace... more
Steve McLeod has spent years building Feature Upvote, a small bootstrapped software company, and along the way became fixated on a question most product literature ignores: how do founders with no product manager, no big budget and no army of researc... more
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- Practical takeaways to foster real teamwork
This podcast is a powerful reminder that true success comes from collaboration, not just individual effort. With insightful conversations and practical takeaways, We Not Me helps leaders and teams build stronger connections and work better together. If you’re looking to lead with impact and foster real teamwork, this is a must-listen.
Apple Podcasts5The Courage of a Leader
United Statesa year ago - Love the hosts!
Whatever Dan and Pia want to talk about, I want to listen to. I love the subject and mission behind the podcast, but but more than all that, I find the hosts incredibly entertaining!
Apple Podcasts5dpiro42United States4 years ago - We not me
High quality podcast. Really like the pace of the conversations. Two presenters works really well . Quality of guests excellent . Thought provoking discussions and lots to take away and consider . Highly recommend
Apple Podcasts5TeamworkingGP
United Kingdom4 years ago - Great topics, fascinating guests and important discussions
We Not Me is an excellent podcast that anyone working in a team can benefit from. The insights presented by the guests and the conversational approach of Pia and Dan make for an entertaining and educational experience.
Apple Podcasts5Socially CuriousUnited States5 years ago - Exactly what’s needed
A few episodes in and loving. Such a valuable resource for where we find ourselves in the world right now. Tips and tools for leading in ways that build connection - the perfect antidote for often disconnected workplace teams, particularly with so many working online & remotely now. Keep it coming!
Apple Podcasts5hp2403
Australia5 years ago
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What is We Not Me about and what kind of topics does it cover?
This show centers on how teams work together, leadership culture, and practical strategies for building high-performing, human-centered organizations. Across episodes, topics range from nurturing a “we not me” culture in hospitality, to leading large public school districts, to managing nervous system regulation for better work life, to making collaborative product decisions in startups. The hosts pull in guests who are coaches, educators, entrepreneurs, and practitioners focused on teamwork, psychological safety, and sustainable performance. A standout strength is the blend of real-world, repeatable practices with accessible storytelling, making it useful for leaders, people managers, and teams navigating hybrid work, change management, an... more
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1. Max Crane
2. Dr. Kristen Weikle
3. Denise Pontrelli
4. Dana Hargis
5. Steve McLeod
6. Ian Turner
7. Joel Casse
8. Katie Ceccarini
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