Do you have the courage to take a 90 degree turn into the unknown? It can be difficult to leave what’s comfortable and enter risk—but with risk you can experience great reward. Steve Nygren, Founder of Serenbe, an award-winning biophilic community, did just that. He is a place-maker who created an environment in the rural hills of Georgia that focuses on arts, agriculture, health and education. He envisioned the future he wanted and made it happen. Serenbe has won numerous awards for its sustainability and excellent development. In this bonus episode of Questioning Leadership, learn from Steve while he and Daniel question rules that are often established in fear and how to consciously keep dreams alive—moving them forward into reality.

Do you actually want to hear the viewpoints of people who you don’t agree with? Adrienne Roark, President of CBS Television Stations, does—because she believes that’s how you learn. Understanding that journalists are storytellers, Adrienne leads with the belief that news stations can change lives for the better, hold people accountable and remind people that they are not alone. Check out the last episode of the first season of Questioning Leadership and learn from Daniel and Adrienne!

Feel free to reach out to Adrienne at roark@cbs.com

Take care of people—the top priority of Howard Wright, CEO and Founder of Seattle Hospitality Group, a portfolio of five companies with nearly 1,000 employees. Listen in to this episode as Howard shares with Daniel the lessons he learned throughout the last 19 months leading in the hospitality and tourism industry during a global pandemic. They talk about mandates, the importance of margin in a calendar and the value of listening.