The Resolution Room

Dr. Nashay Lowe explores the essence of public speaking, emphasizing that it's not about confidence or performance but about alignment and authenticity. She shares personal experiences, including a TEDx pitch and a talk at Webster University Geneva, illustrating how vulnerability and presence can transform speaking into a powerful tool for connection and reflection.

Key Takeaways:

• Public speaking is more about alignment than ...

In this conversation, Rich Ellis, a health coach from Auckland, New Zealand, discusses the intricate connections between physical health and workplace wellbeing. He emphasizes the importance of understanding individual needs in health interventions, the impact of workplace culture on employee health, and the necessity of consistency in health transformations. Rich also highlights the role of emotional intelligence in managing workp...

In this conversation, Dr. Nashay Lowe introduces the concept of Provention, a philosophy that goes beyond traditional prevention methods by focusing on designing systems that prevent conflict from arising in the first place. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the underlying human needs that drive conflict and advocates for a shift in mindset from reactive measures to proactive design. Through the Low Insights approach, ...

In this conversation, Alfredo Borodowski, an expert in positive psychology, discusses the importance of flourishing in both personal and professional contexts. He highlights the cultural differences in leadership styles between South America and the United States, the emotional toll of leadership in the age of AI, and the significance of psychological capital in organizations. Alfredo shares his personal journey of overcoming adver...

In this short yet impactful conversation, Dr. Nashay Lowe explores the concept of gratitude, emphasizing its role as a grounding practice rather than a mere performance. She discusses how gratitude helps us recognize the quiet support in our lives, especially during challenging times, and offers a reflective practice to deepen our appreciation for those who contribute to our growth.

Key Takeaways

• Gratitude is a practice that ...

In this conversation, Dr. Nashay Lowe and Hanna Bauer explore the intersection of leadership, emotional intelligence, and organizational culture. They discuss the importance of leading with love, the concept of 'Heartnomics' which merges emotional and operational aspects of leadership, and the necessity of aligning personal and professional values. The dialogue emphasizes the role of empathy in leadership, the challenges of navigat...

In this conversation, Dr. Nashay Lowe explores the complexities of receiving feedback, addressing why it often feels personal and painful. She discusses the psychological and physical responses to feedback, the narratives we create around criticism, and offers practical tools for staying grounded during feedback sessions. Ultimately, she reframes feedback as an opportunity for connection and growth, emphasizing that it is not a ref...

In this conversation, Amos Balongo and Dr. Nashay Lowe explore the critical role of communication in leadership. They discuss how effective communication can differentiate great leaders from the rest, the importance of connecting with people, and overcoming public speaking fears. Dr. Lowe shares insights from her work with youth empowerment initiatives, including Camp Ohana and innovative programs like the Ukulele Orchestra and You...

In this conversation, Dr. Nashay Lowe explores the pervasive sense of urgency in modern life, examining its roots, costs, and the importance of slowing down. She discusses how urgency often masks deeper issues and how it can lead to disconnection from ourselves and others. Dr. Lowe emphasizes the need for intentionality and the power of reclaiming our inner rhythm to make more thoughtful decisions and foster better relationships.

In this conversation, Adam O'Connor, the Chief Commercial Officer at Gear Inc., shares his journey from working at a hotel front desk to leading a global outsourcing company. He discusses the pressures of sales, the importance of cultural competence in managing global teams, and how empathy and trust play crucial roles in leadership. Adam reflects on his evolving definition of success, the need to unlearn control, and what it means...

In this episode, Dr. Nashay Lowe and Dr. Anne Chance delve into the multifaceted concept of heritage preservation, exploring its significance beyond mere physical structures. They discuss how heritage preservation is intertwined with memory, identity, and the politics of remembrance. Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, they highlight the importance of inclusive narratives, the role of restorative practices in addr...

In this episode, Dr. Nashay Lowe introduces Season Two of the Revolution Room, focusing on the transition from awareness to application in leadership and conflict transformation. The conversation emphasizes the importance of implementing insights gained from learning experiences and the challenges that arise in this process. Dr. Lowe explores the relationship between internal and external conflicts, encouraging listeners to engage ...

In this engaging conversation, Dr. Cashuna Huddleston shares her journey into psychology, highlighting the importance of empathy, accountability, and the need for culturally responsive care. She discusses her experiences working with veterans, the stigma surrounding therapy, and the complexities of treating clients with both physical and psychological challenges. Dr. Huddleston emphasizes the significance of true healing over mere ...

In the season finale of the Resolution Room, Dr. Nashay Lowe reflects on the key themes explored throughout the season, emphasizing the importance of resolution in leadership, the role of humor in healing, the necessity of cultural humility, and the emotional costs associated with progress. Each segment highlights the insights gained from various guests, illustrating that resolution is a continuous practice rather than a one-time e...

In this conversation, Dr. Nashay Lowe explores the nuances of communication, emphasizing the importance of adaptability without losing authenticity. She identifies three foundational elements of effective communication: clarity, curiosity, and care. Dr. Lowe discusses how communication patterns are often consistent across different areas of life and provides practical reflections for real-time application. Ultimately, she presents ...

In this episode of the Resolution Room, Dr. Nashay Lowe engages with Dr. Paul Brown to discuss the transformative power of study abroad experiences, particularly for students of color. They explore the barriers these students face, the importance of cultural immersion, and the development of a new certificate program aimed at enhancing language proficiency and global engagement. Through personal anecdotes and insights, they highlig...

In this conversation, Dr. Nashay Lowe and Ric Stewart delve into the concept of Soul Country, a genre that blends the rich storytelling of country music with the soulful rhythms of R&B. They explore the historical roots of this genre, its cultural significance, and the challenges it faces in mainstream music. Ric shares insights from his documentary work and the importance of reclaiming musical histories, emphasizing how music ...

In this engaging conversation, comedian Renard Hirsch shares his journey into comedy, detailing how his love for laughter evolved into a career. He discusses the behind-the-scenes work that goes into stand-up comedy, including material preparation and audience engagement. Renard reflects on the challenges of navigating sensitive topics in humor, the importance of resilience after setbacks, and the insights gained from observing hum...

In this conversation, Dr. Nashay Lowe and Dr. Joel Pérez explore the concept of cultural humility in leadership, emphasizing the importance of asking the right questions and fostering genuine connections. They discuss the challenges leaders face in practicing humility, the significance of understanding microaggressions, and the need for open dialogue in diverse environments. Through personal anecdotes and practical examples, they h...