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The Adventure to EvolveAuthor: Cha'Lea Stafford
You're leading the most incredible adventure of your lifetime, your story. Embark on an adventure of personal expansion that doesnt sugar coat the human experience. As an ex-corporate sales leadership executive turned podcast host, Cha'Lea's dropping the corporate jargon, facades, and filler motivation and entering a sanctuary where leadership strategies meet soulful introspection. In this space, light and shadow are invited to dance, illuminating the path through life's Pinterest versus reality moments. Whether you're finding bravery in stillness or exploring the world, this is your conscious playground where you can vent, celebrate, and refuel. Join us on the journey to make your 80-year-old self proud! Language: en-us Genres: Business, Education, Entrepreneurship, Self-Improvement Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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45: Yes, And: What Improv Teaches Us About Life and Leadership
Wednesday, 27 August, 2025
Send us a textThis episode is a chance to get to know keynote speaker Jon Colby, recognized by MSN as one of the top 10 speakers to follow. In a Q&A format, Jon shares his journey from teaching to the stage and how improv became the framework for his work and life. You’ll hear his perspective on presence, patience, grief, and why “Yes, And” can change the way we collaborate at work and connect at home.Audience TakeawaysImprov is a framework for life, not just comedy.The rule of “Yes, And” shows how to build on ideas instead of shutting them down, whether in meetings, parenting, or relationships.Value drives everything.When people feel valued, they stay, thrive, and contribute more. When they don’t, they pull away from jobs, teams, even families.Presence is a practice.Parenting, grief, and improv all point to the same skill: listening in the moment rather than rushing ahead or trying to fix.Letting go of control creates growth.Jon spent 12 years preparing, teaching, and gaining experience before fully stepping into his speaking career. His story shows how even long seasons of preparation matter, but real momentum begins when you finally trust the leap. Grief clarifies priorities.Loss can sharpen our sense of what matters most: saying no to what drains us and yes to moments that become memories.Contact Jon: https://joncolby.com/contact
