
In this episode, Bonny and Nora turn the People vs. Purpose vs. Profit conversation on its head, reframing it through the lens of your leadership mindset. They dive into three common leadership styles: command-and-control, servant leadership, and human-centric leadership. Spoiler! It’s not about choosing one. It’s about knowing when to use each, and why your leadership mindset might be the ultimate game-changer.
Key Takeaways:
➡️ Mindset first, strategy second. Before refining your business plan, examine how you lead as it could be the real blocker.
➡️ Sync your mindset and strategy. When your mindset and strategy reinforce each other, this is where the magic happens to unlock culture, growth, and results.
➡️ Flex your leadership style. Great leaders adapt. They command when needed, serve with purpose, and center humans always.
➡️ Balance empathy with accountability. Being human-centered doesn’t mean being soft, it means pushing people and supporting them.
The Challenge:
Next time you’re facing a tough decision, pause. Instead of jumping straight to solutions or strategy, ask yourself:
Our Co-Hosts
Strategic Thinker. Bold Challenger. Grounded Visionary.
Bonny is a strategist, facilitator, and co-founder of Sidekick Consulting who believes momentum is built in the middle of the mess. With a background as a CMO and over a decade of experience across startup and corporate environments, she’s known for her sharp thinking, no-nonsense mindset, and ability to turn big ideas into grounded action. Bonny brings a calm presence, clear direction, and just the right amount of edge to move things forward—with intention.
People-Centered Leader. Strategic Integrator. Dynamic Optimist.
Nora is a purpose-driven leader, facilitator, and co-founder of Sidekick Consulting who believes that bold and meaningful impact is accomplished when done together. With deep roots in business development and operations, she’s known for her people-first lens and her talent for uncovering insights and ideas that translate swiftly into action, driving both people and performance. Nora brings a rare blend of energy, empathy, and clarity to build momentum that truly matters.
This podcast was produced by PRCPTN and directed by Giuliana DiBonaventura.