Tracey Ivanyshyn's guest appearances

Tracey Ivanyshyn

Lawyerist Podcast

Stay Grounded with Raj Jana

SHEROES

Sherry Walling

Ron Baker

Todd Herman

Hal Elrod

Cathryn Lavery

Jon Vroman

Vanessa Van Edwards

David Sparks

David Burkus

Chris Voss

Casanova Brooks

Matt Aitchison

Peter Shallard

Nancy Levin

Adam Roa

OwlTail

“Loss is part of life and we have to be able to support people better.” COVID interrupted our lives in so many unexpected ways. As the fallout of the pandemic continues, people across the world are experiencing loss and grief in ways we couldn’t have predicted. Some people are working through job losses, business closures, and shifts in the way we socialize, travel, and work. Others are navigating the grief of losing a loved one. In this way, COVID has brought the subject of death to the surface. Death is a conversation many of us in the western world are ill equipped to hold, handle, or lead - at work and in our homes. Serial entrepreneur - Tracey Ivanyshyn - is on a mission to change this way of being by helping founders and companies create a culture that holds space for good grief at work. This work is so important - especially during these times - because companies that can hold space for ‘good grief’ are stronger; as are their people. “Grief is like a wave.” Tracey is the CEO of three companies, a founder and a soul centered leader. She’s also a ‘retired’ social worker, with recent studies in Palliative Care, The Art of Dying and The Grief Journey. Selected to join Virgin Unite's 100% Human at Work Group, Tracey attends quarterly gatherings with the Virgin Group of Companies. She’s published in their annual Culture Experiments Collection alongside many corporate culture giants - Google, Zappos, Chanel, Unilever, Ideo and NextJump to name a few.In life, death is the only thing that’s certain, which means grief will tap us all on the shoulder at some point. By empowering people and companies to create sacred space for ‘good grief’, Tracey opens the door to borrow wisdom from death, so we can better live.Key takeaways:The mindset for shifting the grief conversation. Understanding the power of acknowledging loss. How to hold and support someone with grief. What are meaningful condolences? Allowing empathy to guide your response to grief. Exploring rituals for grief and remembrance. Tangible ways leaders can open up about grief and loss. Letters to a 10-year-old. Why Tracey is inspired to support people in grief. The two questions people ask at the end of life that you could be asking now. And more... This episode’s conversation is so beautiful. Tracey’s empathy, compassion, and heart shines through. She makes a challenging topic feel like a safe space to explore. Check it out for yourself. “I think that grief can trip us up because we don’t have the right words.” Contact Info:www.reimaginegoodbye.comTracey.forster.ivanyshyn (Facebook)https://www.instagram.com/goodgriefatworkhttp://twitter.com/goodgriefatwork Summary/ Call to Action: We thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Loss is part of life and we have to be able to support people better.” COVID interrupted our lives in so many unexpected ways. As the fallout of the pandemic continues, people across the world are experiencing loss and grief in ways we couldn’t have predicted. Some people are working through job losses, business closures, and shifts in the way we socialize, travel, and work. Others are navigating the grief of losing a loved one. In this way, COVID has brought the subject of death to the surface. Death is a conversation many of us in the western world are ill equipped to hold, handle, or lead - at work and in our homes. Serial entrepreneur - Tracey Ivanyshyn - is on a mission to change this way of being by helping founders and companies create a culture that holds space for good grief at work. This work is so important - especially during these times - because companies that can hold space for ‘good grief’ are stronger; as are their people. “Grief is like a wave.” Tracey is the CEO of three companies, a founder and a soul centered leader. She’s also a ‘retired’ social worker, with recent studies in Palliative Care, The Art of Dying and The Grief Journey. Selected to join Virgin Unite's 100% Human at Work Group, Tracey attends quarterly gatherings with the Virgin Group of Companies. She’s published in their annual Culture Experiments Collection alongside many corporate culture giants - Google, Zappos, Chanel, Unilever, Ideo and NextJump to name a few.In life, death is the only thing that’s certain, which means grief will tap us all on the shoulder at some point. By empowering people and companies to create sacred space for ‘good grief’, Tracey opens the door to borrow wisdom from death, so we can better live.Key takeaways:<ol><li>The mindset for shifting the grief conversation. </li><li>Understanding the power of acknowledging loss. </li><li>How to hold and support someone with grief. </li><li>What are meaningful condolences? </li><li>Allowing empathy to guide your response to grief. </li><li>Exploring rituals for grief and remembrance. </li><li>Tangible ways leaders can open up about grief and loss. </li><li>Letters to a 10-year-old. Why Tracey is inspired to support people in grief. </li><li>The two questions people ask at the end of life that you could be asking now. </li><li>And more...</li></ol> This episode’s conversation is so beautiful. Tracey’s empathy, compassion, and heart shines through. She makes a challenging topic feel like a safe space to explore. Check it out for yourself. “I think that grief can trip us up because we don’t have the right words.”  Contact Info:<ul><li><a href="http://www.reimaginegoodbye.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.reimaginegoodbye.com</a></li><li>Tracey.forster.ivanyshyn (Facebook)</li><li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/goodgriefatwork" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/goodgriefatwork</a></li><li><a href="http://twitter.com/goodgriefatwork" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://twitter.com/goodgriefatwork</a> </li></ul> Summary/ Call to Action: We thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

178. Tracey Ivanyshyn: How Leaders Can Create Sacred Space For Grief & Loss

LEAD

When a person leads with love and joy it makes everyone around them feel loved and cared for - whether it's your employees or your friends, Tracey has mastered the art of making you feel like the only person in the world when she talks to you.  Tracey is the founder of UPLevel Global; Good Grief at Work &amp; Reimagine Goodbye. She shares her story and approach on problem-solving and her admirable leadership skills along with one of the most important questions to ask yourself before you go to sleep: "Did I take every opportunity to be kind today?" 

When a person leads with love and joy it makes everyone around them feel loved and cared for - whether it's your employees or your friends, Tracey has mastered the art of making you feel like the only person in the world when she talks to you.  Tracey is the founder of UPLevel Global; Good Grief at Work &amp; Reimagine Goodbye. She shares her story and approach on problem-solving and her admirable leadership skills along with one of the most important questions to ask yourself before you go to sleep: "Did I take every opportunity to be kind today?"

#2 How to lead with love & joy - Tracey Ivanyshyn 

In this episode with Tracey Ivanyshyn, we talk about what makes employees happy, and how happy employees lead to happier clients.

In this episode with Tracey Ivanyshyn, we talk about what makes employees happy, and how happy employees lead to happier clients.

#197: How Happy Employees Lead to Happy Clients, with Tracey Ivanyshyn