Leaders of the Workplace of Tomorrow
Jul 15, 2026 · 48 min · 12 segments
In this episode of the Leaders of the Workplace of Tomorrow Podcast, host Steve Miksta sits down with…
Steve MikstaHost
Yeah, go, go a little, like, deeper on that because there's, um, I think the traditional leadership, you know, and coaching is, is one angle, and, uh, yours is a very different approach to an emerging leader, and yeah, e- expand on that a little bit.
The word perspective is almighty because perspective is the relationship we have from where we're standing with our eyes at what we look at and the thing we're doing, right? So it's you're speaking.
And the shift in perspective is all about gaining an insight through inquiry and inward looking and investigating, what is it that I am seeing in my perspective? So I know when someone tells me, "I wanna do this on stage, I have this big goal, this amazing vision.
We've put a stake in the ground, but our perspective is looking at this story about myself that I operate in in the subconscious that I got early on usually as a child, like I'm not enough, or who, who wants to hear what I have to say, or what's special about me, or that's...
I can't do that." So the shift, Steve, is my process is about learning, and learning is sort of this unconditional activity that we get in the world when you wanna do something, but you've got to go beyond what you already know, which can be very uncertain, and it will be that you find truth.
The biggest breakthrough, and you know this, Steve, the first breakthrough, the biggest breakthrough, is tantamount to when I meet a client, they jump off the cliff, and the rest of the journey is learning to fly.
That first breakthrough is the question I ask, where did this begin? This question you have about your ability to be on stage or who am I or, you know, the story that maybe you haven't been able to safely talk about or be aware of that keeps you from getting on stage, kept you from making the investment in yourself to train, s- has stopped you.
That thing when you progress that stops you started at the kitchen table or in school.

Yeah, go, go a little, like, deeper on that because there's, um, I think the traditional leadership, you know, and coaching is, is one angle, and, uh, yours is a very different approach to an emerging leader, and yeah, e- expand on that a little bit.
The word perspective is almighty because perspective is the relationship we have from where we're standing with our eyes at what we look at and the thing we're doing, right? So it's you're speaking.
And the shift in perspective is all about gaining an insight through inquiry and inward looking and investigating, what is it that I am seeing in my perspective? So I know when someone tells me, "I wanna do this on stage, I have this big goal, this amazing vision.
We've put a stake in the ground, but our perspective is looking at this story about myself that I operate in in the subconscious that I got early on usually as a child, like I'm not enough, or who, who wants to hear what I have to say, or what's special about me, or that's...
I can't do that." So the shift, Steve, is my process is about learning, and learning is sort of this unconditional activity that we get in the world when you wanna do something, but you've got to go beyond what you already know, which can be very uncertain, and it will be that you find truth.
The biggest breakthrough, and you know this, Steve, the first breakthrough, the biggest breakthrough, is tantamount to when I meet a client, they jump off the cliff, and the rest of the journey is learning to fly.
That first breakthrough is the question I ask, where did this begin? This question you have about your ability to be on stage or who am I or, you know, the story that maybe you haven't been able to safely talk about or be aware of that keeps you from getting on stage, kept you from making the investment in yourself to train, s- has stopped you.
That thing when you progress that stops you started at the kitchen table or in school.
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