Get Jasched
Get Jasched is where bold, emotionally intelligent leaders come to hear the conversations that others shy away from.
Hosted by leadership and wellbeing consultant Jess Jasch, this weekly podcast dives into the real stories, practices, and challenges of modern leadership - with a focus on emotional depth, embodied presence, mental wellbeing, and powerful communication.
Whether you lead teams, movements, clients, or just yourself, these conversations will expand your thinking and support your growth.
Expect interviews, solo deep dives, and unexpected insights that connect the personal with the professional - because how you lead yourself is how you lead everything.
Visit www.j-leigh.com.au for more on Jess’s work in coaching, consulting and wellbeing leadership.
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Latest Episodes
Ep 219 - When Being an Understanding Leader Becomes Avoidance: Why Good Leaders Avoid Difficult Conversations
Being an understanding, compassionate leader is a good thing. But when does being understanding become an excuse for avoiding difficult conversations?It's a challenge many conscientious leaders face. You don't want to damage relationshi...
37. Closing the mental tabs at the end of the work day
A practice designed specifically for you to use at the end of your work day, to help your mind transition from the busy, work-brain into presence for whatever else is there outside of work and in your personal life.Use this in a transiti...
36. One thing at a time meditation
For when everything is demanding itself as a priority, but you have to be able to focus on just one thing at a time to get anywhere with anything.This practice doesn't force you to pretend the other things don't matter, but it DOES help ...
Ep 218 - Is it a Leadership Problem, or a People Problem?
When someone on your team isn't performing, how do you know whether it's a leadership issue or an individual accountability issue?It's easy to label someone as difficult, disengaged or underperforming. It's equally easy for conscientiou...
35. Come back to yourself guided practice
It's not a bad thing if your attention throughout the day has been on others - we're not making ourselves wrong for that.But consider this the practice that helps you keep connected to - or coming back to the connection with - yourself. ...
