Executive Hustle Podcast with Kirsten Yurich
The struggle is real. Busy executives strive to do their best, be their best, and leave something left for "Act II" when they get home.
This is the podcast explores the experiences and life journeys of local leaders. Each episode explores a facet of life, leadership, or learning in such a way that everyone listening walks away with at least one actionable way to level up their life.
Executive Hustle Podcast with Kirsten Yurich
Latest Episodes
From the Body Blocker to Building Foundations with Carrie Traeger
In this episode of The Executive Hustle Podcast, Carrie Traeger and Kirsten dive deep into Carrie's long and successful career. Carrie has a gravatas that any person or team who knows her, benefits from. Carrie spent her early career as a body ...
Stop Being Indispensable, Start Being Effective. With Rebecca Richwine
In this episode of The Executive Hustle Podcast, Rebecca Richwine and Kirsten cover life, leadership, the unexpected and everything in between. Becki Richwine spent 20 years learning that over-functioning isn't leadership. As SVP of Operations ...
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“Clear Is Kind: What a Cell Phone Ban Can Teaches Us About Policy Implementation:” A Superintendent’s Journey with Stacy Winslow
SUMMARY: In this episode, Kirsten interviews Stacy Winslow, Superintendent of Derry Township School District. She shares her journey from a seven-year-old who knew she'd be a life-long teacher to leading one of Pennsylvania's most i...
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Leading Others: The 3rd Simple Thing Successful Leaders Do Well.
In the final installment of this 3-part series "Master These Three Things to Be a Successful Leader," we tackle the leadership paradox that stops most executives cold: You got here by DOING, but your next chapter is about BEING. It is you...
“We Transform Lives, We Don't Fix People:” An Interview with Mary Quinn
SUMMARY: In this episode, Kirsten interviews Mary Quinn, President and CEO of YWCA Greater Harrisburg. Mary shares her journey from government relations to leading an $8 million nonprofit serving 10,000 individuals annually. This po...
