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Small Brave Moves

Small Brave Moves

By: Nicole M. Bianchi
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Learn how to be braver in leadership and in life for exceptional results with Master Certified Executive Coach, Best Selling Author, and Certified Speaking Professional, Nicole M. Bianchi.

Small Brave Moves is a podcast for mid-level to c-suite leaders who own their growth and development, know there is always room for improvement, and are ready to start making the Small Brave Moves to achieve their goals, unlock their full potential, and lead with confidence, clarity, and authenticity.

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Episodes
  • How to Lead Remote Teams Without Micromanaging
    Jul 9 2025

    In this episode of the Small Brave Moves podcast, we're discussing one of the most relevant challenges in leadership today—how to lead remote and hybrid teams without falling into the trap of micromanagement.

    Because let’s be honest: working from anywhere can quickly turn into disconnected everywhere if we’re not intentional.

    We explore:

    • How to create real connection without constant check-ins
    • Why micromanagement is fear in disguise—and how to lead with trust instead
    • Three rhythms that build strong remote teams (including the rituals I use with my own remote team)
    • The mindset shifts every brave leader needs in the virtual world
    • And three Small Brave Moves you can make this week to boost clarity, trust, and team momentum

    If you’ve ever felt the urge to hover, over-communicate, or overcorrect in remote settings, this episode will help you step into brave, intentional leadership—no matter where your team is located.

    Work with me⬇️
    🎤Book me as your next keynote speaker
    🏅Hire me to coach you or your leadership team
    🗣️Get certified in the Five Tough Talks
    📖Check out my books, often referred to as corporate survival guides, Small Brave Moves and Five Tough Talks

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    9 mins
  • Why Brave Leadership Requires Psychological Safety
    Jun 25 2025

    In this episode of the Small Brave Moves podcast we’re diving into a non-negotiable for building high-performing, innovative teams: psychological safety.

    You’ve probably heard the term before, but let’s get one thing straight—it’s not just an HR thing. It’s a leadership thing. In fact, it’s the foundation of every courageous, collaborative, and high-impact team Nicole has ever worked with.

    Nicole breaks down exactly what psychological safety is (and what it isn’t), why it’s essential for performance and retention, and how you can start building it today—especially when the pressure is high.

    If you want your team to take smart risks, challenge the status quo, and own their mistakes, then they need to trust that it’s safe to speak up. That starts with you.

    Nicole shares personal stories from inside the boardroom, real examples of what happens when safety is missing, and three Small Brave Moves you can implement today to create a space where honesty, creativity, and courageous conversations thrive.

    Plus, Nicole shares an exclusive invitation to podcast listeners to attend a transformational leadership experience designed to help executive women reclaim their energy, amplify their light, and elevate their leadership.

    If you want to build a culture where your team doesn’t just follow—they lead—this is your episode.

    🌴Learn more about The Brave LeadHERship Retreat + access exclusive podcast listener pricing.

    Work with me⬇️
    🎤Book me as your next keynote speaker
    🏅Hire me to coach you or your leadership team
    🗣️Get certified in the Five Tough Talks
    📖Check out my books, often referred to as corporate survival guides, Small Brave Moves and Five Tough Talks

    Find me👇
    Instagram
    LinkedIn
    Facebook
    Small Brave Mondays Weekly Newsletter

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    12 mins
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