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The Leadership Reckoning Room with Stefani Okamoto

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Leadership isn’t the story you tell about yourself - it’s the lift, clarity, and courage your presence creates in others. The Leadership Reckoning Room is a place where leaders set down their armor, meet their own reflection, and confront who they’re becoming. Honest, human conversations that spark courage, deepen curiosity, and call leaders into growth with intention, humanity and light.
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Chris Yates has spent his career transforming how people grow inside some of the world’s most iconic companies - leading learning and organizational development at Caterpillar, guiding global L&D at Microsoft, serving as Chief Talent Officer at Ford, and now shaping the future of talent as SVP at Equinix. He’s also a best‑selling author. But none of that is why this conversation matters. But the heart of this episode lives well beyond his career milestones.Chris is one of the most profoundly human‑centered leaders you’ll ever encounter - someone who listens with intention, leads with courage, and builds cultures where people feel seen, safe, and challenged to rise. He’s the kind of leader who changes you simply by how he shows up. The kind of leader I’ve learned from, trusted deeply, and would follow anywhere.This episode is a rare look inside the kind of leadership we need more of - honest, grounded, unpolished, and deeply human.
Welcome to The Leadership Reckoning Room! This is the podcast where leaders stop performing and start telling the truth. This is where we confront the habits holding us back, the blind spots we avoid, and the moments that define who we really are. If you’ve ever wondered, Am I helping… or am I the problem? - you’re in the right place.This podcast exists because leadership is lived in the small, human moments - how we show up, how we make others feel and how we choose to grow. In this room, we slow down enough to see ourselves clearly, to name what’s real, and to practice the kind of presence that lifts others. You’re invited to light the lantern for yourself and for the people who live in the wake of your leadership, so together we can lead with more intention, more humanity, and more light.
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