Leadership + Wellness Series: Dr. Naomi Sigg

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Mr. BigHead Reads

Tait Brooks

21 episodes

3 days ago

Mr. Big Head Reads is a podcast designed to celebrate the art and beauty of reading. This channel will promote black authors, known and unknown. The goal is to encourage young people of color; specifically young black men, to read more and create a community of book lovers. Look forward to exciting and entertaining interviews and conversations about love, violence, diversity, drama, social justice, travel, food, and more!

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Leadership + Wellness Series: Dr. Naomi Sigg

Mr. BigHead Reads

30 minutes 52 seconds

1 month ago

Leadership + Wellness Series: Dr. Naomi Sigg

What does it mean to lead in a way that actually cares for people?

In this opening episode of the Brother Breathe: Leadership + Wellness Series, host Tait Desae sits down with Dr. Naomi Sigg, Vice President for Student Experience and Campus Belonging at John Carroll University. Together, they unpack what it means to show up as your full self in leadership—and how mental health, identity, and culture all shape the way we lead and live.

Whether you’re a campus leader, community builder, or just someone trying to lead yourself well, this conversation will speak to you.

This series is about leadership, wellness, and showing up whole.

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