If you want to command premium fees, you need to deliver a premium experience. The process is the product. That’s exactly what Alan Weiss and I are unpacking on the next episode of Talk the Walk We’ll discuss how to build an ecosystem of value, how to set expectations that…
Brisbane keynote speaker Leanne Hughes shares a powerful story about imposter syndrome, credibility, change, and leadership. In this talk, Leanne reflects on a moment from her mining industry role that exposed the gap between looking confident and actually feeling it. A sharp, funny, and honest reminder that pretending to be…
I jumped in for a spontaneous popup episode to share a conversation I had on The Solo Sauce podcast. (https://podcasts.apple.com/nl/podcast/the-solo-sauce-podcast/id1876214009?l=en-GB&i=1000755727432) We recorded it just before I flew to Nepal, I was in that messy in-between state where I was trying to wrap things up, thinking about what’s next, and not…
Send Leanne a message (https://www.buzzsprout.com/1785616/fan_mail/new) Jan Keck i (https://www.jankeck.com/) s back on First Time Facilitator for a pop-up episode, and this one is for anyone who wants to create connection without making people cringe. Jan first appeared on the podcast in Episode 156, and in this conversation he shares the…
Jan Keck is back on First Time Facilitator to talk about his new book, The Campfire Method, and how to build real connection in groups without awkward icebreakers. We talk risk ramps, choice, quieter participants, TEDx lessons, and why the small moments before a session starts matter more than most…
What makes someone more interesting, more insightful, and better at what they do? In this episode of Talk the Walk, Leanne and Alan go well beyond business. They explore why a full life outside work, including hobbies, culture, travel, current events, films, ideas, and even the everyday chaos of tradies…
I suggested our next Talk the Walk be about work and travel. Alan came back with: "What about The Whole Life?" So we're going broader. This one's about everything that isn't work. The restaurants you'd fly back for, the cities that we totally love, the random hobbies, experiences, and places…
The Rockstar of Consulting, Alan Weiss shares why listening to audience feedback can be dangerous
In this episode of Talk the Walk, Leanne and Alan Weiss kick off with ducks, snow and martinis… and end up in a sharp conversation about ego, esteem and why most professionals are letting the wrong thing drive their behaviour. If you’ve ever: • Second-guessed yourself after one critical comment…
I heard Alan say this at a workshop in Las Vegas years ago: "No guilt, no fear, no peer." I think someone in the room also added, "You're lucky I'm here!" and it stuck. It's one of those lines that sounds simple but does a lot of work. So I've…
My latest article is all about extracting your ROI - listen in! Sign up for free for my best articles every week: Work Fame. (https://www.workfa.me/) Show notes for every episode at https://podcast.leannehughes.com P.S. Ready to take things up a level? Here are some ways I can help: 1. Watch My…
If you’re feeling pressure to make 2026 bigger, faster, cleaner, or more impressive than last year, this episode cuts through that noise quickly. What you’ll hear in this episode • Why New Year’s resolutions create unnecessary pressure and disappointment • The difference between patience and procrastination, and how fear shows…
Let's make sure your 2026 doesn’t look suspiciously like 2025 with a new calendar. Plus a direct conversation on: Taking Control: Why changing your expectations is a positive move, not a negative one Format Live, conversational, unscripted Bring your questions Submit questions in advance in the comments. When Thursday 15…
This is it. Episode 365. The last time I open the podcast with those words. This episode isn’t a neat bow or a highlight reel. It’s a real reflection on what it actually takes to show up every single day for a year, without fireworks, without drama, and without pretending…
This is the second-last episode of this daily podcast project, and honestly, I didn’t come in with some big, profound lesson lined up. I just wanted to share something that happened. On Sunday, Chris and I were out driving his 1979 Trans Am. Black. V8. Screaming chicken on the bonnet.…
Only three episodes left in this daily podcast experiment. In this episode, I’m sharing a deceptively simple icebreaker I picked up at a Brisbane rooftop event that involved good wine, smart people, and an afternoon of intentional pour choices. During a conversation with Niha, she described a workshop activity called…
