Addicted to Betterment

Addicted to Betterment is for leaders and high achievers who are wired for sharpening themselves. Hosts, David and Nikki Lewallen Gregory use a framework called The Life Wheel to grow in every role—offering tools, inspiration, and a system for progress.

  1. 3D AGO

    What Would Love Do: Meeting Hate with Love with Amy Woodall

    What if the most radical leadership move in today's outrage culture is choosing love? David sits down with Amy Woodall to unpack the deceptively simple but life-altering question: What would love do? What starts as a phrase that could live on a Hobby Lobby sign quickly becomes a bold challenge to our ego, our reactions, and the way we show up at home, at work, and in conflict. Amy breaks down the difference between love with conditions and love with accountability, and why matching hate with hate is easy, but meeting it with love requires courage. From the "orange juice under pressure" metaphor to practical ways to shift dinner table disagreements, workplace tension, and even how we treat ourselves in the mirror, this conversation is a masterclass in conscious leadership. If you're ready to stop reacting and start transforming your culture, your relationships, and yourself, this one will stay with you long after it ends. ❤️   Additional Resources: Connect with Amy on LinkedIn Subscribe to Addicted to Betterment on YouTube! Connect with Nikki on LinkedIn Connect with David on LinkedIn Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network   Key Takeaways: Pressure reveals what already lives inside you Love with "and" builds accountability without conditions Ego demands agreement, love welcomes curiosity You cannot give what you do not have Radical responsibility transforms culture from the inside

    40 min
  2. FEB 6

    What Would Love Do: Building Conscious Habits

    Ever found yourself mid-argument thinking, "Why am I so worked up right now?" What if the real culprit… is your ego? David is joined by Amy Woodall for a conversation that feels more like a mirror than a mic. Together, they pull back the curtain on ego, and how it sneaks into your relationships, hijacks your reactions, and disguises itself as righteousness. Amy shows us where ego lurks and how asking one simple question, "What would love do?", can change the tone, the outcome, and maybe even the world. Expect to feel called out, cracked open, and challenged to stop forwarding that podcast to "someone who really needs to hear it"… and instead, take it personally. This is your invitation to check your ego, rewire your reactions, and step into leadership with radical love, not loud opinions. ❤️   Additional Resources: Subscribe to Conscious Habit on YouTube! Join the "Conscious Conversations" Community! Sign Up for the Conscious Habit Newsletter Connect with Amy on LinkedIn Learn more about Conscious Habit Subscribe to Addicted to Betterment on YouTube! Connect with Nikki on LinkedIn Connect with David on LinkedIn Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network   Key Takeaways: Ego reacts; love responds with curiosity and grace. Judging others mirrors unhealed parts of ourselves. Agreement isn't required for acceptance and compassion. Triggered? That's your ego, not your highest self. Love is not weak. It's the ultimate active force.

    47 min
  3. What Would Love Do: Guided By the Heart with Roya Mattis

    JAN 23

    What Would Love Do: Guided By the Heart with Roya Mattis

    What if the ultimate key to transformation isn't tactics or hustle, but the radical, embodied practice of love, even in our hardest moments? Roya Mattis is back with Nikki and David to unpack the most powerful force in the universe: love. Through a personal story of rage, betrayal, and choosing grace during the holidays, Roya walks us through the practical steps of moving from reaction to radical responsibility. This conversation isn't about theory. It's a masterclass in real-life, messy, courageous application. As the trio explores why we so often stay stuck in old emotional patterns, they offer a compelling invitation to ask the question that changes everything: What would love do? Whether you're deep in self-work or just starting your healing journey, this episode is a light in the dark and a reminder that love isn't soft. It's strength in its highest form. 📲 If any of this resonated with you and you are curious about programs offers or possibilities, click this link: http://www.CallWithRoya.com   Additional Resources: Connect with Roya on LinkedIn Learn more on Roya's website Schedule a call with Roya! Subscribe to Addicted to Betterment on YouTube! Connect with Nikki on LinkedIn Connect with David on LinkedIn Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network   Key Takeaways: Love is the most powerful force for change Anger holds value but isn't the final answer Pause creates space for intentional action Radical responsibility deepens self-awareness Real healing begins with loving ourselves fully

    46 min

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Addicted to Betterment is for leaders and high achievers who are wired for sharpening themselves. Hosts, David and Nikki Lewallen Gregory use a framework called The Life Wheel to grow in every role—offering tools, inspiration, and a system for progress.

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