Fireside Leadership Podcast

Every leader has a story. The Fireside Leadership Podcast explores the decisions, challenges and lessons that shape exceptional leaders across business, sport, the military and public service. Presented by Aegis Leadership, our mission is to make practical leadership conversations freely available to anyone who wants to lead better. Every episode delivers real-world lessons from people who have earned the right to speak through experience.

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  Inside the Mind of NZ's Top Enlisted Soldier: The 3-8-2 Thinking Rule - Wiremu Moffitt

  Jul 28, 202644 minS0

  <p>The best leaders don't react faster. They think better.</p><p>After more than 30 years in the New Zealand Defence Force—and now serving as the Warrant Officer of the Defence Force, New Zealand's senior enlisted leader—Wiremu Moffitt has learned that leadership isn't about having all the answers. It's about creating the time and space to think clearly, empower others and make better decisions under pressure. </p><p>In this episode of the Fireside Leadership Podcast, Chris Turkington sits down with Wiremu to explore the 3-8-2 Thinking Rule, a practical framework he uses to deliberately protect time for...

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  Why Your Best Leaders Should Let the Business Have a Bad Quarter - Jerry Beale

  Jul 28, 202640 minS0

  <p>Strategy matters. But culture determines whether it succeeds.</p><p>Leadership consultant and culture strategist Jerry Beale believes the biggest mistake leaders make is focusing on performance before people. Organisations don't thrive because of better strategies alone—they thrive when trust, belonging and genuine human connection create the conditions for people to do their best work. </p><p>In this episode of the Fireside Leadership Podcast, Chris Turkington sits down with Jerry to explore what great workplace cultures actually look like. They discuss trust, psychological safety, communication, leadership presence, belonging, rhythm and why the most effective leaders spend more ti...

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  Why Your Work Isn't Speaking For Itself - Rochelle Moffitt

  Jul 28, 202638 minS0

  <p>Your work doesn't always speak for itself. Sometimes, you have to.</p><p>Many talented leaders stay invisible because they believe good work alone will be recognised. Leadership strategist Rochelle Moffat argues that influence isn't about self-promotion—it's about making your ideas visible, building genuine relationships and creating opportunities before you need them. In today's world, if people don't know what you stand for, they can't recommend you, trust you or follow your leadership. </p><p>In this episode of the Fireside Leadership Podcast, Chris Turkington sits down with Rochelle to explore personal branding, networking, influence and why relationships re...

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  What If You Have To Perform Without Confidence? - Dane Cleaver

  Jul 28, 202645 minS0

  <p>Confidence isn't something you find. It's something you build.</p><p>Professional cricketer Dane Cleaver knows that confidence comes and goes. In elite sport, performance is your currency, and there are days when self-belief is low but the expectation to deliver never changes. The difference isn't feeling confident—it's trusting your preparation, controlling what you can and continuing to perform anyway. </p><p>In this episode of the Fireside Leadership Podcast, Chris Turkington sits down with Dane to explore the mental side of high performance. They discuss resilience, preparation, process over outcomes, learning from failure, managing pressure, staying present an...

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  From Cut Player to Operations President: Dillon Boucher's Comeback

  Jul 28, 202641 minS0

  <p>Championships aren't won on game day. They're built in the daily grind.</p><p>Four-time NBL champion and New Zealand Breakers President of Basketball Operations Dillon Boucher has spent decades inside elite teams—as a player, captain and executive. His biggest lesson? High-performing teams aren't defined by talent. They're defined by discipline, culture and the willingness to do the hard, often unseen work that success demands. </p><p>In this episode of the Fireside Leadership Podcast, Chris Turkington sits down with Dillon to unpack what separates winning teams from everyone else. They explore culture, resilience, preparation, leadership, handling setbacks, ma...

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