Ten Leadership Principles to Transform Your Team and Thrive with Kyle McDowell

In this episode of Inspiring Possible, host Christy Pennison welcomes leadership expert, former Fortune 10 executive, and bestselling author Kyle McDowell to discuss transformative leadership. They explore Kyle’s journey from humble beginnings in corporate America to leading tens of thousands and ultimately discovering the cost of success without fulfillment. Together, they dive into the problems of duplicity and inauthenticity in traditional leadership, the importance of establishing personal values and workplace principles, and how Kyle’s “10 We” principles can build a culture of excellence.

Embracing the Beginner Mindset: How Leaders Transform Through Self-Mastery and Practice with Croft Edwards

In this episode of Inspiring Possible, host Christy Pennison welcomes master certified coach Croft Edwards for a transformative conversation on leadership, self-mastery, and the art of being a beginner. Drawing on decades of experience coaching leaders from energy to aviation and stories from his own journey—including lessons learned in the military and in everyday life— Croft unpacks why our biggest leadership challenge is often ourselves.

Unstoppable Siblings: 150 Races and the Power of Doing Hard Things Together

In this episode of Inspiring Possible, host Christy Pennison welcomes brothers Brent and Kyle Pease to share their extraordinary story of overcoming obstacles, redefining inclusion, and building a life—and a legacy—of impact. Founders of the Kyle Pease Foundation, these brothers have completed over 150 endurance races together and raised nearly $10 million to support inclusion for athletes with disabilities.

Kyle, who lives with cerebral palsy, and Brent, his devoted brother and race partner, recount how their journey started with Brent’s first Ironman and was propelled by a single “can we do this?” conversation. That spark has since fueled not only a full roster of athletic achievements but also a movement to empower others with disabilities—proving, as Kyle says, that “we get to, not have to” push through the pain, challenges, and victories together.