Telling My Story

About Telling My Story

Telling My Story is a podcast that explores real journeys of business growth, career development, entrepreneurship, leadership and personal transformation. Through authentic conversations and powerful life experiences, each episode shares lessons, challenges, and breakthroughs designed to inspire, empower, and help listeners grow with purpose and confidence.

Publisher

Chiwetelu Henry

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

14 Apr 2026

Latest episode

10 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

137 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   10 Oct 2026

   Culture Is a Verb: Jill Delgado on Human Behavior and Organizational Change

   What if the biggest obstacle to organizational transformation isn't the strategy, technology, or resources, but the people? In this episode of Telling My Story, Henry Chiwetelu sits down with Jill Delgado, a Human Systems Architect, Executive Advisor, mindset author, and global transformational practice leader with more than 20 years of experience helping organizations navigate complex change. Jill shares the story behind her realization that organizations often try to teach adults adaptability, empathy, innovation, and resilience when these behaviors could be developed much earlier in life. That realization led her to create the Bibba & Bubba children's book series and develop the concept of cultural buoyancy the ability to confidently adapt, innovate, and thrive in changing environments. We talk about organizational culture, human resistance, leadership, parenting, behavioral change, transformation, and why the future of work may begin not in the boardroom, but in the backyard. To connect with Jill Delgado visit: https://www.b2we-jilldelgado.org/ This conversation offers a fresh perspective on how the behaviors we develop today can shape the people, leaders, organizations, and communities of tomorrow.

2. 

   10 Oct 2026

   What Color Is Your Brain? Sheila Glazov on Personality, Communication, and Building Better Relationships

   Why do some people seem easy to understand while others feel impossible to communicate with? In this episode of Telling My Story, I sit down with Sheila Glazov, bestselling author, personality expert, professional speaker, educator, and coach, to explore the fascinating differences in how people think, communicate, solve problems, and build relationships. Sheila is the creator of the "What Color Is Your Brain?" methodology, a simple and memorable framework designed to help people understand their own personality and recognize what makes others tick. We talk about her journey from educator to internationally recognized personality expert, the inspiration behind her Brain Color framework, and how understanding different perspectives can improve relationships at home, in the workplace, and within teams. Sheila also shares practical insights on communication, conflict resolution, parenting, leadership, self-awareness, and why acceptance is more powerful than simply tolerating our differences. In this episode, we explore: ● Understanding your personality and Brain Color ● Why people communicate differently ● Improving relationships through self-awareness ● Resolving conflict and reducing misunderstandings ● Communication in families and workplaces ● Parenting and understanding children's differences ● Leadership and team collaboration ● Acceptance versus tolerance ● Sheila's journey from educator to bestselling author and personality expert. To connect with Sheila Glazov visit: https://sheilaglazov.com/ If you've ever wondered why someone you care about communicates differently from you or why certain relationships, teams, or conversations become difficult this episode will give you a new way to look at people and yourself.

3. 

   10 Oct 2026

   When Stories Become Medicine: Dr. Danice Rinderknecht on Teen Mental Health, Healing, and Finding Your Inner Strength

   What happens when a family physician takes everything she has learned from more than 30 years of caring for people and turns it into a story designed to help young people navigate some of life's hardest challenges? In this episode of Telling My Story, I sit down with Dr. Danice Rinderknecht, a board-certified family medicine physician, author, and mental health advocate, to explore the growing challenges facing teenagers today—including anxiety, depression, PTSD, and the difficulty many young people have finding the words to express what they are going through. Dr. Danice shares the journey that led her from decades of practicing medicine to writing her debut young adult fantasy novel, The Spark: Light Begins Between a Rock and a Hard Place. We explore why storytelling can sometimes reach young people in ways traditional conversations cannot, how parents can recognize signs of emotional struggles, and how families can create safer spaces for conversations about mental health. We also talk about whole-person healthcare, the connection between physical and mental wellbeing, and the importance of helping young people discover their inner strength, courage, and sense of belonging. In this episode, we discuss: ● Teen anxiety, depression, and PTSD ● The importance of recognizing the signs of mental health struggles ● How parents can start difficult conversations with their children ● Storytelling as a tool for connection and awareness ● Whole-person healthcare ● Dr. Danice's journey from physician to novelist ● The inspiration behind The Spark ● Helping young people discover their inner strength To get a copy of "the spark" visit: https://a.co/d/01pbBEPI This is a conversation about medicine, motherhood, mental health, storytelling, and the belief that sometimes one story can help someone realize they are not alone.

Who has been a guest on Telling My Story

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• Pat Welsh
• Aletta Rochat
• Kerisma Vere
• Arnold Beekes
• Dr Marcia Ruben

Reach and audience

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

4 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

3 ratings

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