The Boardroom by Heather Elkington
Heather Elkington
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The Boardroom is a podcast for managers navigating the challenging aspects of leadership that are often left unspoken. Host Heather Elkington facilitates real conversations about bias, boundaries, burnout, and building high-performing teams. The show provides insights and strategies for those in management roles.
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The reasons your team will be accountable (or not) 11.06.2026 27minSome people grow through pressure. Others spend their careers blaming everyone else for where they’re stuck.In this episode, Heather breaks down the “above the line vs below the line” framework, the quickest way to see who on your team is genuinely growing and who is stuck in blame, excuses, and denial.In this episode:The “above the line vs below the line” framework and how to use it as a litmus testWhy blame feels so natural and why leaders can’t afford itThe difference between a reason and an excuse (this one matters)Why your disengaged team might actually be a one-person problemHow to use questions to pass accountability back without creating conflictGot a situation at work you don’t know how to handle?Send it in at hello@theboardroompodcast.com two lines or two paragraphs, whatever you need. Everything stays anonymous.New episodes every Wednesday, 8AMListen & follow:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033uKbjXmIrXKCb0EuzXXg?si=58205f3097864d97Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-boardroom/id1896894691Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/628ce2c6-d282-45ef-80c9-c1132f67a57f/the-boardroomYouTube: https://youtube.com/@leadershipheather?si=JB0X24-cDem23SKdInstagram: @the.boardroompodcastAnd btw Heather drops practical leadership tips to over 28,000 managers every Tuesday morning, join the link here: https://www.inthemakingleadership.com/welcome
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Managing friends at work gets messy (here’s how I made it work) 11.06.2026 26minMost leaders won’t admit this. But Heather will.Nobody tells you that becoming “the manager” changes everything your friendships, your confidence, and how you show up every single day.In this episode, Heather gets real about the moment anxiety nearly stopped her in her tracks, and why asking for help turned out to be her biggest leadership superpower.Why asking for help is actually your biggest leadership superpowerThe 5-minute conversation that can fix almost any work situationHow to spot the people who are quietly holding you backHow to act with courage even when anxiety is telling you not toGot a situation at work you don’t know how to handle?Send it in at hello@theboardroompodcast.com two lines or two paragraphs, whatever you need. Everything stays anonymous.New episodes every Wednesday, 8AM (best for your commute)Listen & follow:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033uKbjXmIrXKCb0EuzXXg?si=58205f3097864d97Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-boardroom/id1896894691Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/628ce2c6-d282-45ef-80c9-c1132f67a57f/the-boardroomYouTube: https://youtube.com/@leadershipheather?si=JB0X24-cDem23SKdInstagram: @the.boardroompodcastAnd btw Heather drops practical leadership tips to over 28,000 managers every Tuesday morning, join the link here: https://www.inthemakingleadership.com/welcome
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The Boardroom Trailer: The Conversations That Happen Behind Closed Doors with Heather Elkington 08.06.2026 1minThe Boardroom is the podcast for anyone navigating the messy, real, and often unspoken side of leadership. Hosted by Heather Elkington, someone who's been at the bottom, fought her way to the top, and never forgot what the hard parts actually felt like.Whether you're a first-time manager finding your feet, a senior leader feeling the pressure, or somewhere in between, this is the podcast that helps you lead better without pretending it's always easy.New episodes drop every Wednesday at 8am perfect for your commute.
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