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What Matters Most: Purpose, Possibility & the Power of Small Groups | Ann Ranson

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What Matters Most: Purpose, Possibility & the Power of Small Groups | Ann Ranson

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Ann Ranson
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What happens when decades of leadership, strategy, coaching, and spiritual inquiry begin to reveal one continuous thread? In this 39-minute conversation on The Resilient Rebel Show, host Elian Haan talks with Ann Ranson about what matters most, the power of small groups, and the possibilities that emerge when women have the space to listen to themselves and learn from one another. Ann shares the moment she realized that helping Chevrolet sell one more car no longer fed her soul—and why she left a successful 30-year career in radio without a plan. Looking back, she now recognizes that facilitation has been the thread running through every chapter of her work: leading sales teams, guiding nonprofit boards through strategic planning, coaching women, and facilitating the Transformation Game. The conversation explores why meaningful insight often happens in relationship with others. When a group offers safety, thoughtful structure, and professional facilitation, women begin to open up, exchange perspectives, and discover possibilities they may not have reached alone. Ann also discusses CliftonStrengths and her What Matters Most Method, a reflective process that helps women assess different areas of their lives, envision what greater fulfillment could look like, and choose where they want to place their attention and energy now. Other topics include: • Why what matters most changes throughout our lives • How women can lose touch with their own priorities while serving everyone else • The difference between knowing something needs to change and imagining what is possible • Why self-awareness is essential to making aligned choices • How curiosity and even boredom can open the door to creativity • The relationship between aging, awareness, and living without regret • Why small groups provide support, reinforcement, and belonging • Giving yourself permission to say no—without guilt or overexplaining CHAPTERS 00:00 Welcome and introduction 01:40 Who is Ann Ranson? 05:24 When success no longer feeds your soul 08:14 Owning the role of facilitator 11:45 Understanding CliftonStrengths 16:33 The What Matters Most Method 23:49 Why what matters most changes 26:49 Boredom, creativity, and curiosity 30:22 “Simple, yes. Easy, no.” 32:04 Becoming a two-time TEDx speaker 35:52 Awareness, regret, and belonging 38:41 Permission to say no ABOUT ANN RANSON Ann Ranson is a speaker, facilitator, and professionally trained coach who works with professional women who want to reconnect with what matters most. Drawing on decades of executive leadership experience and more than forty years of personal and spiritual study, she creates spaces where women can slow down, think clearly, explore new possibilities, and make choices they can trust. Ann is a two-time TEDx speaker, a Qualified CoreClarity Coach using CliftonStrengths, and an Accredited Advanced Transformation Game Facilitator trained at the Findhorn Foundation in Scotland. Her work brings strategy and soul together through coaching, workshops, speaking, and facilitated small-group experiences. CONNECT WITH ANN Website: https://annranson.com Free What Matters Most Workbook: https://annranson.com/what-matters-mo... Speaking and facilitation information: https://annranson.com/meeting-profess... Email: ann@annranson.com ABOUT THE RESILIENT REBEL SHOW Hosted by Elian Haan, The Resilient Rebel Show explores resilience, transformation, self-awareness, and what it means to live and lead more fully. Connect with Elian: https://www.elianhaan.net/ #WhatMattersMost #SmallGroupFacilitation #WomenInLeadership #PersonalGrowth #ResilientRebel