243: Can Small Brave Moves Really Change Your Life? | Nicole Bianchi

Nicole Bianchi, bestselling author, keynote speaker, and Chief Bravery Officer, joins Damon Lembi for a bold and inspiring conversation about the everyday courage leaders need to grow, communicate, and create meaningful change. Nicole reveals why bravery isn’t an innate trait reserved for heroes—it’s a learnable behavior built through intentional, incremental actions. Through practical frameworks and science-backed tools, she explains how to rewire your brain for growth, navigate tough leadership conversations, set boundaries without guilt, and spark organizational bravery from the inside out.

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Key Leadership Lessons from Nicole Bianchi’s Journey:

  • Bravery is built, not born: Small, intentional moves strengthen your courage muscle over time.

  • Your brain defaults to fear: Understanding the neuroscience behind avoidance helps leaders rewire for action.

  • Master the five tough talks: Nicole’s framework equips leaders to navigate high-stakes conversations with clarity and compassion.

  • Boundaries are brave: Saying “not now” protects focus, wellbeing, and long-term effectiveness.

  • Brave cultures start at the top: Leaders model courage by sharing their own brave moves and fostering transparency, trust, and experimentation.

Connect with Nicole Bianchi:

Nicole is a former Chief Human Resources Officer turned bestselling author, renowned keynote speaker, and creator of the “Chief Bravery Officer” movement. She helps leaders and organizations fuel performance through courageous conversations, intentional alignment, and everyday bravery rooted in science and practical action.

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