The Practice by Ari Levy, MD

Hosted by Dr. Ari Levy, The Practice is a podcast about the human side of medicine, leadership, and becoming. Through deeply personal conversations with physicians, founders, innovators, and cultural leaders, the show explores identity, resilience, ambition, uncertainty, and the stories that shape how we live, lead, and care for others.

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  The Beauty of Falling Apart & Building Resilience

  Aug 4, 20261h 41mS1

  <p>Craig Wortmann is a serial entrepreneur, bestselling author, founder of Sales Engine and academic director of the Kellogg Sales Institute. In this conversation, he shares the experiences that shaped his approach to sales, leadership and discipline, as well as the life-changing cancer diagnosis that led to the amputation of his right leg. </p><p><br /></p><p>Together, Craig and Ari explore failure, feedback, presence, grief, resilience, family, rebuilding and the daily practices that make forward progress possible.</p>

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  More Than a Religion: How Judaism Shapes My Identity, Leadership, and Legacy

  Jul 13, 20261h 43mS0

  <p>What does it mean to build a life of purpose—and how do you stay grounded when the world feels increasingly divided?</p><p>In this episode of The Practice, Dr. Ari Levy sits down with Rabbi Dr. Nolan Lebovitz—Senior Rabbi of Valley Beth Shalom, author of The Case for Dual Loyalty, and one of Ari's oldest friends—for a conversation that spans identity, leadership, faith, family, and the search for meaning. </p><p>Nolan shares his unlikely journey from aspiring Hollywood filmmaker to one of the country's most influential Jewish leaders, why success alone wasn't enough, and the mo...

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  Leading Through Uncertainty: Purpose, Pressure, and the Weight of Responsibility

  Jun 18, 20261h 9mS0

  <p>In this episode, Dr. Ari Levy sits down with Dr. Omar Lateef for a candid and wide-ranging conversation on leadership, purpose, and the realities of carrying responsibility in high-stakes environments. Together, they explore what it truly means to lead through uncertainty, pressure, and constant decision-making.</p><p>Omar shares his perspective on navigating complexity, building trust within teams, and staying grounded while operating at the highest levels. The conversation moves beyond surface-level leadership advice, diving into identity, resilience, and the internal discipline required to show up consistently for others.</p><p>This episode is a thoughtful look at modern...

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  Building Legacy Through Leadership, Faith, and Community Impact

  Jun 8, 20261h 34mS0

  <p>This conversation explores what it means to build a legacy through leadership, resilience, and responsibility. Rashod Johnson shares his journey from the South Side of Chicago and Southern family roots to becoming the president and CEO of one of the largest Black-owned engineering firms in the country.</p><p>A key theme is that success is not only measured by growth, revenue, or recognition, but by impact. Rashod reflects on the work ethic, discipline, and competitive drive that shaped him early in life, while also examining the sacrifices, health challenges, and personal lessons that forced him to redefine what...

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  Conscious Leadership and the Work of Inner Change

  May 12, 20261h 48mS0

  <p>This conversation explores conscious leadership as a practice rooted in awareness, presence, and radical responsibility. Jim shares his journey from early inner discomfort and lifelong seeking toward a more stable sense of internal “okayness,” developed through years of meditation, somatic work, and relational healing.</p><p>A key theme is that change is not a single breakthrough moment, but a progressive process. Patterns do not disappear, they reappear as daily choice points between avoidance and authenticity.</p><p>The discussion looks at trauma, the nervous system, and the importance of practices like mindfulness, movement, journaling, and safe relationships in maki...

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