We've All Done It: Leadership Development Tips for New & Struggling Leaders
Jul 26, 2026 · 49 min · 11 segments
Struggling with workplace miscommunication? In this episode, Kimberly J. Benoit sits down with Elizabeth Bachman to break down why communication gaps happen and practical ways to bridge the divide…
Elizabeth BachmanGuest
Kimberly BenoitHost
We have Elizabeth Bachman coming to talk to us and help us figure out how to navigate communication struggles, right? So we all have the person that you can talk to them.

And you swear like you're talking to a wall or there's just something that's not working right.

And so today, Mrs. Bachman is coming to talk to us and to get us on track of why does it happen? And then what do we do about it? How do we overcome this great divide? So, Elizabeth, how are you doing today?

Well, I have to say you are such a memorable person from the first time I met you because rarely do you see someone coming from a background of opera move into a corporate environment, such a creative space into such a corporate space and helping, you know, essentially corporate leaders.

So you have definitely were somebody that I thought would be phenomenal to have on the show because your perspective is going to be unique and different.

a creative space into a corporate space? It can be, but it can also be the death of creativity.

But I think when creativity is injected into corporate environments, magic can happen.

And that is where I found it would be amazing to bring you on and talk about a bit of that magic because you're bringing that to people and helping them create great spaces.

We have Elizabeth Bachman coming to talk to us and help us figure out how to navigate communication struggles, right? So we all have the person that you can talk to them.

And you swear like you're talking to a wall or there's just something that's not working right.

And so today, Mrs. Bachman is coming to talk to us and to get us on track of why does it happen? And then what do we do about it? How do we overcome this great divide? So, Elizabeth, how are you doing today?

Well, I have to say you are such a memorable person from the first time I met you because rarely do you see someone coming from a background of opera move into a corporate environment, such a creative space into such a corporate space and helping, you know, essentially corporate leaders.

So you have definitely were somebody that I thought would be phenomenal to have on the show because your perspective is going to be unique and different.

a creative space into a corporate space? It can be, but it can also be the death of creativity.

But I think when creativity is injected into corporate environments, magic can happen.

And that is where I found it would be amazing to bring you on and talk about a bit of that magic because you're bringing that to people and helping them create great spaces.
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