This episode, Elaine sits down with Eric Federing — who served as press secretary, speechwriter, and senior congressional advisor to Representative Norman Y. Mineta beginning in 1987, later transitioning to serve as Democratic communications director when Mineta chaired the House Public Works and Transportation Committee.

This is not a conversation about history from a distance. This is a firsthand account of what it actually looked like to work alongside one of the most remarkable alliance builders in American political history. Eric was in the room. He saw how Mineta operated — how he spoke, how he listened, how he brought people together across every divide with a sincerity and purpose that left a lasting mark on everyone around him.

What does it actually look like when a leader creates allies in real time? How did Mineta navigate the corridors of power with such grace and effectiveness? And what can the way he led teach us about how we show up for the people and causes we care about today?

Eric Federing answers all of that and more — and this conversation is as warm, candid and illuminating as it gets.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this episode is proof that the most powerful leadership lessons don't just come from history books. Sometimes they come from the people who were right there beside the leader when it mattered most.

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You waited. You wondered. The moment is here.

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — and to the reveal behind Lesson 5: Change Comes From Creating Allies.

The historical leader behind this lesson?

Norman Mineta.

A name that deserves to be far better known than it is.

Norman Mineta's story is one of the most remarkable in American political history. As a child, he was one of the 120,000 Japanese Americans forcibly relocated to internment camps during World War II — a moment of profound injustice that could have defined him in bitterness and anger. Instead it defined him in purpose.

Mineta went on to become a trailblazing congressman, the first Asian American mayor of a major American city, and a Cabinet member who served under both Republican and Democratic presidents. And at the heart of everything he achieved was an extraordinary ability to create allies across the deepest of divides.

His most unlikely alliance? A friendship forged in an internment camp with a young boy named Alan Simpson — who would grow up to become a Republican senator. Together, decades later, they fought side by side to pass the Civil Liberties Act of 1988, securing a formal apology and reparations for Japanese American internment survivors.

That is what it looks like when change comes from creating allies. Not just networking. Not just diplomacy. But a deep, human belief that the right relationships — built with sincerity and purpose across every divide — can change the world.

And they did.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this story is proof that the most lasting change never comes from going it alone. It comes from bringing the right people with you.

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What if the most powerful move you could make as a leader wasn't a bold solo stand — but knowing exactly who to bring to your side?

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — where history's greatest leaders hand you the playbook, one lesson at a time. Your host Elaine McLoughlin is back with Lesson 5 of Season 1: Self Leadership — and this one is going to reframe everything you thought you knew about how real change happens.

Lesson 5: Change Comes From Creating Allies.

This episode, Elaine introduces us to a historical figure who understood that lasting change is never the work of one person alone. In a world that celebrates the heroic individual, this leader did something far more sophisticated — they built bridges, cultivated relationships, and brought people together across the most unlikely divides. And because of it, they changed history.

But who are we talking about? That's the reveal — and it's coming in Episode 18. Trust us, this one is going to move you. Come back and find out. 🎙️

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What does it look like when a leader truly seeks out everyone's value — even when the whole world tells them not to?

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — and to a very special bonus episode. Elaine sits down once again with Ken Gavin — Senior Consultant for Living History Initiatives and one of the foremost experts on Valley Forge — to explore one of the most fascinating and overlooked stories in American history.

Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben.

A Prussian military officer who arrived at Valley Forge in the brutal winter of 1778 speaking almost no English, with a résumé that didn't quite add up and a background that raised more than a few eyebrows. By every conventional measure, he was an unlikely choice.

But Washington saw something. He looked past the language barrier, past the unconventional background, past the assumptions — and he saw value that no one else had thought to look for. He gave Von Steuben the chance to transform the Continental Army from a desperate, exhausted force into a disciplined fighting unit that could take on the British and win.

It is one of the greatest examples of seeking out everyone's value in all of leadership history. And in this episode, Ken Gavin brings that story to life with the kind of vivid detail and insight that makes history feel like it happened yesterday.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this bonus episode is proof that the most extraordinary leaders don't just see people for who they are. They see them for who they could be.

📚 Learn More About Ken Gavin:

• 🔗 Ken Gavin — LinkedIn

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Now meet an expert who has spent his career bringing one of the most defining moments of Washington's leadership to life.

This episode, Elaine sits down with Ken Gavin — Senior Consultant for Living History Initiatives and one of the foremost experts on Valley Forge — for a conversation that goes deep into the moment that truly tested everything Washington believed about leadership.

Valley Forge is one of the most extraordinary stories in American history. A brutal winter. A desperate army. A leader who could have lost everything. But what Washington did in those impossible conditions tells us more about his leadership philosophy than almost any battle he ever won. He looked around at the people beside him — cold, hungry, and exhausted — and he saw value where others saw defeat. He sought out the best in every single person around him and used it to forge something unbreakable.

Ken brings Valley Forge to life in a way that is as vivid as it is moving — and the lessons he draws from Washington's leadership there are as relevant today as they were in the winter of 1777.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this episode is proof that the greatest leaders don't just seek out everyone's value in the good times. They do it when everything is on the line.

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Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — and to the reveal behind Lesson 4: Seek Out Everyone's Value.

The historical leader behind this lesson?

George Washington.

Before he was a founding father. Before he was a general. Before he was a president. George Washington was a leader who understood something profound — that the people around him were not just soldiers, advisors, and colleagues. They were his greatest resource. And he treated them that way.

Washington was famously deliberate about surrounding himself with brilliant minds — and more importantly, actually listening to them. He sought out the value in people that others overlooked. He built a team of extraordinary individuals with wildly different talents, perspectives and personalities — and he knew exactly how to get the best from every single one of them.

In a world that was building itself from scratch, Washington understood that no one person had all the answers. His genius wasn't just military or political. It was deeply human. And it changed the course of history.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this story is proof that the strongest leaders are never the ones who think they know it all. They're the ones who know how to find the best in everyone else.

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Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — where history's greatest leaders hand you the playbook, one lesson at a time. Your host Elaine McLoughlin is back with Lesson 4 of Season 1: Self Leadership — and this one is going to change the way you see the people around you.

Lesson 4: Seek Out Everyone's Value.

This episode, Elaine introduces us to a historical figure who understood something that most leaders take a lifetime to learn — that the people around you are your greatest asset, if only you take the time to truly see them. In a world that celebrates the lone genius, this leader looked outward. They listened. They observed. And they built something extraordinary because of it.

But who are we talking about? That's the reveal — and it's coming in Episode 14. Trust us, this one is going to make you see leadership completely differently. Come back and find out. 🎙️

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You've heard Dr. Judy Morley talk about believing in yourself one step at a time. Now meet the woman who is living that lesson in the most delicious way possible. 🍪

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — and to a very special bonus episode. Elaine sits down once again with the brilliant Dr. Judy Morley — but this time the conversation takes a delightful turn. Because alongside her work as a speaker, coach and author, Judy has launched a brand new venture that is as unexpected as it is inspiring: The Gettysburg Cookie Company.

That's right. One of the sharpest leadership minds around is also baking up something extraordinary in Gettysburg — and the story behind it is pure self leadership in action. From the spark of an idea to the courage it takes to start something completely new, Dr. Judy's journey with The Gettysburg Cookie Company is a masterclass in practicing exactly what she preaches.

Because believing in yourself one step at a time doesn't just apply to the boardroom. Sometimes it applies to the kitchen too. 🍪

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this bonus episode is proof that the best leaders never stop growing, never stop creating, and never stop taking that next step forward.

📚 Learn More About Dr. Judy Morley:

• 🔗 Dr. Judy Morley — LinkedIn
• 📖 Master Conflict Without Being a Bitch — Goodreads
• 🍪 The Gettysburg Cookie Company

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The lesson was Believe, One Step At A Time. Katharine Graham was the leader. Now meet an expert who has spent her career helping people find exactly that belief in themselves — even when the path forward is anything but clear.

This episode, Elaine sits down with the brilliant Dr. Judy Morley — speaker, coach, and author of Master Conflict Without Being a Bitch: Get Results Without Losing Your Cool — for a conversation that is as honest, practical, and energising as it gets.

Dr. Judy brings a perspective that connects Katharine Graham's story directly to the challenges we face today. Because believing in yourself one step at a time isn't just a historical lesson — it's a daily practice. And navigating the tough moments, the hard decisions, and the voices that tell you that you can't? That's exactly where Dr. Judy's work comes in.

This conversation is warm, bold, and packed with the kind of insight that makes you want to take notes and take action in equal measure.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this episode is proof that the lessons of history are most powerful when they meet the reality of today.

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You waited. You wondered. The moment is here.

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — and to the reveal behind Lesson 3: Believe, One Step At A Time.

The historical leader behind this lesson?

Katharine Graham.

In 1963, Katharine Graham found herself thrust into one of the most powerful positions in American media under the most devastating of circumstances — taking over the Washington Post following the tragic death of her husband. She had been told for most of her life that she wasn't capable. That she wasn't cut out for it. That the world of business and publishing was not hers to lead.

She didn't take one giant leap. She took one step. Then another.

She surrounded herself with the right advisors, trusted her instincts when it mattered most, and stood firm through some of the most consequential decisions in the history of American journalism — including the publication of the Pentagon Papers and her unflinching support of the Watergate investigation that would change the course of a presidency.

Katharine Graham didn't wait until she felt ready. She moved forward anyway. And that made all the difference.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this story is proof that believing in yourself doesn't mean having no doubts. It means taking the next step in spite of them.

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What if the secret to achieving the impossible was never about seeing the whole path — just the next step in front of you?

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — where history's greatest leaders hand you the playbook, one lesson at a time. Your host Elaine McLoughlin is back with Lesson 3 of Season 1: Self Leadership — and this one is going to stay with you long after you finish listening.

Lesson 3: Believe, One Step At A Time.

This episode, Elaine introduces us to a historical figure whose journey was defined not by grand leaps of faith, but by an unshakeable belief that the next step was always worth taking. In a world that celebrates overnight success, this leader just kept moving forward. One step. Then another. Until the impossible became inevitable.

But who are we talking about? That's the reveal — and it's coming in Episode 10. Trust us, this one is going to surprise you. Come back and find out. 🎙️

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You think you know Abraham Lincoln. But have you ever met the Lincoln who wrote only for himself?

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — and to a very special bonus episode. Elaine sits down once again with the extraordinary Dr. Ronald C. White to explore a side of Lincoln that rarely gets the attention it deserves — the private, reflective, deeply intentional leader who used the simple act of writing short notes to himself to work through the most important questions of his day.

No audience. No political calculation. Just Lincoln, a piece of paper, and the relentless drive to work out exactly what he thought — and why.

In Lincoln In Private, Dr. White reveals how these personal notes weren't idle musings. They were a deliberate leadership practice. A way of stress testing his own arguments, sharpening his perspective, and arriving at clarity before he ever had to speak or act publicly. In a world of noise and instant reaction, Lincoln chose something radical — he slowed down and wrote it out first.

What can that teach us about how we lead ourselves today? More than you might think.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and it turns out one of the greatest leaders in history had a journaling practice that would make any modern leadership coach proud.

📚 Learn More About Dr. Ronald C. White:

• 🔗 Dr. Ronald C. White — Official Website
• 📖 On Great Fields: The Life and Unlikely Heroism of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain — Goodreads
• 📖 Lincoln: A Biography — Amazon
• 📖 American Ulysses: A Life of Ulysses S. Grant — Amazon

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The lesson was Cultivate Your Curiosity. Chamberlain was the leader. Now meet the man who has spent years bringing his extraordinary story to life.

This episode, Elaine sits down with the brilliant Dr. Ronald C. White — acclaimed historian and author of On Great Fields: The Life and Unlikely Heroism of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain — for a conversation that goes deep into the man behind the moment at Little Round Top and what made him truly extraordinary.

Dr. White unpacks how Chamberlain's relentless curiosity wasn't just a personality trait — it was the very foundation of his leadership. A man who never stopped learning, never stopped questioning, and never stopped growing — even when the stakes couldn't have been higher. This is the kind of conversation that reminds you exactly why history matters today.

And if you think Dr. White's insight into Chamberlain is compelling, his work on two of America's other most iconic leaders is equally unmissable. Dr. White is also the author of celebrated books on Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant — two more leaders whose stories have so much to teach us about leading ourselves and others.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this episode is proof that curiosity doesn't just open doors. Sometimes it changes the entire course of history.

📚 Learn More About Dr. Ronald C. White:

• 🔗 Dr. Ronald C. White — Official Website
• 📖 On Great Fields: The Life and Unlikely Heroism of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain — Goodreads
• 📖 Lincoln: A Biography — Amazon
• 📖 American Ulysses: A Life of Ulysses S. Grant — Amazon

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You waited. You wondered. The moment is here.

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — and to the reveal behind Lesson 2: Cultivate Your Curiosity.

The historical leader behind this lesson?

Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain.

A college professor turned Union Army officer whose insatiable curiosity didn't just shape who he was — it saved the day at one of the most pivotal moments of the American Civil War. At Little Round Top during the Battle of Gettysburg, Chamberlain faced impossible odds. But it was his lifelong habit of questioning, learning, and thinking beyond the obvious that gave him the edge when it mattered most.

Curiosity wasn't a hobby for Chamberlain. It was a survival skill. A leadership skill. And in this episode, Elaine unpacks exactly how cultivating that same hunger to learn and explore can transform the way you lead yourself every single day.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this story is proof that the most powerful thing a leader can do is never stop asking questions.

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Episode 5 — Lesson 2: Cultivate Your Curiosity

What if the most transformative thing you could do as a leader costs nothing, requires no qualification, and is available to every single one of us?

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — where history's greatest leaders hand you the playbook, one lesson at a time. Your host Elaine McLoughlin is back with Lesson 2 of Season 1: Self Leadership — and this one is going to stop you in your tracks.

Lesson 2: Cultivate Your Curiosity.

This episode, Elaine introduces us to a historical figure whose hunger to learn, question, and explore didn't just define who they were — it defined what they were able to achieve. In a world that rewards certainty, this leader chose curiosity. And it changed everything.

But who are we talking about? That's the reveal — and it's coming in Episode 6. Trust us, you will not see this one coming. Come back and find out. 🎙️

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He shaped a nation. But his reach went far further than that.

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — and to a very special bonus episode. Elaine sits down once again with the brilliant Richard Carwardine to explore a side of Abraham Lincoln that doesn't get nearly enough attention: his global influence and what the world made of the man, the myth, and the leader.

How did a self-taught lawyer from rural Illinois become a symbol of hope, freedom, and leadership across the entire world? What did ordinary people in Britain, Europe, and beyond see in Lincoln that made him mean so much to so many? And what does that tell us about the kind of leadership that truly transcends borders, generations, and time?

Richard has dedicated years of scholarship to exactly these questions — and this conversation is as fascinating as it gets.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and it turns out, understanding how Lincoln was seen by the world tells us just as much about leading ourselves as anything else.

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The lesson was Take Your Sense of Humor Seriously. Lincoln was the leader. Now meet the man who wrote the book on it — literally.

This episode, Elaine sits down with Richard Carwardine — one of the world's foremost Lincoln scholars and the author of Lincoln's Sense of Humor — for a conversation that goes deep into the wit, wisdom, and calculated genius behind one of history's most beloved leaders. This is the kind of interview that makes you want to clear your afternoon and take notes.

Richard unpacks how Lincoln's humor wasn't just personality — it was policy. A tool he returned to again and again to navigate impossible pressure, manage difficult people, and keep himself grounded when the world was anything but. If you thought you understood Lincoln after Episode 2, this conversation is going to take you even further.

Season 1: Self Leadership continues — and this episode is proof that the best lessons don't just come from history books. Sometimes they come from the people who wrote them.

🎙️ A special thank you to Higher Ground Leadership at Gettysburg for making this conversation possible.

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📚 Learn More About Richard Carwardine:

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• 📖 Lincoln's Sense of Humor — Goodreads

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You waited. You wondered. The moment is here.

Welcome back to From Their Story To Yours — and to the reveal that changes everything about how you think about humor, leadership, and what it really takes to hold it together under pressure.

The historical leader behind Lesson 1: Take Your Sense of Humor Seriously?

Abraham Lincoln.

That's right. One of the most tested, most consequential leaders in American history a man navigating a nation tearing itself apart used humor not as an escape from the weight of it all, but as a weapon, a shield, and a lifeline. His jokes weren't a distraction. They were deliberate. They disarmed opponents, steadied his cabinet, and kept him sane when the stakes couldn't have been higher.

In this episode, Elaine breaks down exactly how Lincoln wielded his wit and what that means for your leadership today. Whether you're in a boardroom, a tough conversation, or just trying to get through the week, this lesson hits differently when you see who lived it first.

Plus — coming up in this series, Elaine sits down with an expert author who has spent years studying this very topic. Their insights are going to take everything you've heard so far to a whole new level. Stay close.

Season 1: Self Leadership is just getting started — and if Episodes 1 and 2 are anything to go by, history is about to become your greatest leadership mentor.

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What if one of the most powerful leadership tools you have is the one you've been told not to use at work?

Welcome to From Their Story To Yours the podcast where history's greatest leaders hand you the playbook, one lesson at a time. Your host Elaine McLoughlin is cracking open the stories behind the people who shaped the world, and pulling out the lessons that will shape you.

We're kicking off Season 1: Self Leadership because before you can lead anyone else, you have to lead yourself first. And we are starting with a big one.

Lesson 1: Take Your Sense of Humor Seriously.

This episode, Elaine introduces us to a historical figure whose wit wasn't just charming — it was strategic, disarming, and absolutely essential to their leadership. Humor wasn't a distraction from the work. It was the work.

But who is this mystery leader? You'll have to come back for Episode 2 to find out. The reveal is coming — and trust us, it's worth the wait. And if that's not enough to bring you back, this series also features an exclusive interview with an expert author who has gone deep on this very subject. You will not want to miss it.

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