Burst Your Own Bubble and Grow to Become Unshakable
I talk with Wesley Warshawer about breaking out of our bubbles, questioning assumptions, listening across differences, and why discomfort can lead to growth.
I talk with Wesley Warshawer about breaking out of our bubbles, questioning assumptions, listening across differences, and why discomfort can lead to growth.
I talk with Joel Trammell about CEO leadership, culture, trust, adaptability, and how organizations can stay steady when change becomes constant.
What helps us stay grounded when life or work suddenly feels uncertain? In this episode of Becoming Unshakable, I’m joined by Dr. Josh Hartzell for a conversation about self-leadership, resilience, support, and the people we need around us when the ground starts to move. Josh brings a perspective shaped by more than two decades in … Read more
I share practical ways leaders can create steadiness during constant change, support recovery, and help teams focus on what they can control.
Have you ever wondered why people seem to have plenty to say after a meeting, but very little to say while they are actually in the room? In this solo episode of Becoming Unshakable, I’m talking about why employees stop speaking up and what that silence may be telling us about trust, psychological safety, and … Read more
What happens when the pressure hits and the plan you carefully put together suddenly changes? In this episode of Becoming Unshakable, I share a very personal example of what it means to lead from a steady place when things do not go as expected. My new book, The Unshakable Team, was scheduled for release on … Read more
Heather Younger examines how emotionally unpredictable leadership affects trust, psychological safety, and performance, and shares a simple 15-minute reset.
Heather Younger explains why intentional recovery, self-care, workload balance, and protecting your capacity are part of becoming an unshakeable leader.
Culture Pioneer James Ferguson joins Heather Younger to discuss resilience, cancer, compassionate leadership, and how perspective shapes workplace culture.
Psychological safety is not about avoiding discomfort. Heather Younger explains how trust, accountability, and honest conversations create stronger teams.
Becoming Unshakable is the podcast for leaders, creators, and changemakers who know TRUE LEADERSHIP starts from within.
Each episode explores what it takes to lead with resilience, compassion, and purpose while staying human through it all.
Through candid conversations with executives, frontline leaders, coaches, and everyday heroes, Heather uncovers the real stories behind growth, compassion, setbacks, and transformation.
From navigating change to creating emotionally safe cultures, Becoming Unshakable reveals what it really takes to create leaders—and organizations—that can’t be shaken.
I've been through every type of
ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE
you can think of.
Layoffs, reorgs, mergers, acquisitions and major technology shifts. More than 20 years leading teams through high-stakes situations where results mattered, people depended on me, and decisions couldn't wait.
Those years taught me how to lead. But they also showed me the hidden cost of always being the one who holds it all together.
During our second reorg in less than a year, I walked out of a meeting with no say in what was happening, just marching orders. When my team asked how the meeting went, I should have said, “Give me 15 minutes to process this.” But I didn't. Instead, I let them absorb every ounce of my frustration.
Then I saw their faces.
The people who looked to me for stability had just watched me unravel. What was that teaching them about their ability to handle the pressure?
That moment changed how I saw my role as a leader. Leading teams isn't only about grit or resilience. It's about how your presence builds the trust your team needs to function when things get hard.
Today, I help organizations build unshakable leaders, teams, and cultures. Because when leaders become the calm teams can count on, organizations don't just survive change, they come out strong enough to handle what’s next.
Contact Heather Today!
+1 (720) 295-1194
Contact Heather Today!
+1 (720) 295-1194