Emergence. Leading from the Field
Emergence. Leading From the Field podcast shines a light on courageous leaders from around the world; leaders who are shaping the future in bold and inspiring ways. Moving beyond the boardroom, each episode features either reflections from the host, or authentic conversations with guests; the changemakers, visionaries, and innovators who are leading from experience, purpose, and heart, from the field where transformation takes place. These are conversations with people who are listening deeply, acting boldly and are doing their part to shape a more conscious and connected world. Each episode offers a rare glimpse into how our guests have overcome challenges whilst spearheading innovations that have enabled them to lead from the front lines. Be inspired as our guests share their journeys. About Your Host Artemis, an Executive Coach, Conscious Leadership Consultant and Lawyer, is the Founder of Aipeia Consulting and the Centre for Conscious Leadership and is the Head of Learning Transformation for the Law Institute of Victoria. With degrees in Science, Law and Psychology, Artemis has dedicated the better part of her career to integrating Conscious Leadership into all that she does. A successful legal career spanning 20 years and 4 continents, included the launching of her own corporate consulting firm in 2013, transitioning to focus exclusively on Conscious Leadership coaching, teaching and consulting in 2020. As a professional development consultant she has developed retreats, workshops, seminars, training modules, presentations, consulting and coaching services for clients internationally and across all industries including law, investment firms, start-ups, charities and schools. Artemis is a Teacher of Presence & Mindfulness, having trained with Dr. Deepak Chopra, Eckhart Tolle, Dr. Tara Brach, Dr. Jack Kornfield and more, adding to her list of complementary trainings and certifications where Eastern traditions, ancient wisdom and philosophy intersect with science, including completing her iMBA in 2024. Her first book, Life. Thoughts That Make The World Go Around (And Up, Not Down) was published in London in 2019. To learn more, visit www.artemisevangelidi.com
Episodes
In this powerful and deeply reflective episode, host Artemis Evangelidi speaks with Mel Storey (@theinhouselawyer) about her journey from burnout in corporate law to rediscovering alignment, creativity, and purpose.
Mel opens up about her decision to take an extended break from legal practice — a process of deprogramming long-held beliefs around productivity, value, and success. Together, Artemis and Mel explore the challenges lawy...
In this episode, Artemis Evangelidi speaks with Scott Robinson, who has spent over two decades in the world of finance while also pioneering a unique path as the founder of Yogi Banker. Scott shares his journey from studying commerce and law in Sydney, to building a high-powered career in London and New York, and how a series of pivotal moments led him to yoga, mindfulness, and energy practices like Reiki.
He reflects on how an o...
Emergence. Leading from the Field — Episode 12: "Frontline Leadership"
In this episode of Emergence: Leading from the Field, Artemis welcomes Jennifer Grinter—lawyer, academic, and former police inspector who served 25 years with Victoria Police. Jen’s career journey spans roles as prosecutor, station commander, and intelligence practitioner, all while completing her law degree during the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Beyo...
Emergence. Leading from the Field — Episode 11: "The Kindness Antidote"
In this heartfelt conversation, Artemis Evangelidi sits down with Jayne Clarke, CEO and Founder of Imagine Reevolution, to explore how love and connection can be more than lofty ideals, they can be lived, tangible practices that transform lives. Jayne shares her personal journey from corporate accountant to community leader, shaped by vulnerability, resilience,...
Emergence. Leading from the Field — Episode 10: "The Self-Coached Lawyer"
In this podcast episode, Whitney Harvey shares her personal journey into the legal profession and how it ultimately led her to found The Self-Coached Lawyer. Raised by a single mother who encouraged her to pursue law to secure a stable future, Whitney was inspired to enter the legal field after a formative experience visiting a traffic court judge — the fathe...
In this inspiring episode, Kristine Morris, founder of The Change Maven, speaks about her journey from social work to transformational leadership and coaching.
Kristine shares the deeply personal inspiration behind launching her movement in 2019—just before the world was upended—and how that pivotal time reinforced her mission to help women reconnect with their inner wisdom and power. She reflects on the courage it took to pivot fr...
Emergence. Leading from the Field — Episode 8: "Beyond the Grey"
In this episode, Sarah Connelly speaks about the concept of grey area drinking—a pattern where individuals are highly functional but rely on alcohol to cope with stress and other pressures in their lives. Sarah explains why this issue is particularly common among high achievers and A-type personalities, who often live fast-paced, high-pressure lives, and how it impact...
Emergence. Leading from the Field — Episode 7: "Leading with Sensitivity and Strength"
In this episode, Steph Ellen shares her transformative journey from a high-achieving, single-focused veterinary career to becoming a multidimensional coach blending science, spirituality, and somatic practices. She discusses how a literal “wake-up call”—being kicked in the face by a horse—led her to question her identity, goals, and fulfillment. ...
Emergence. Leading from the Field — Episode 6: "The Power of Willing"
In episode 6 of Emergence: Leading from the Field, host Artemis Evangelidi introduces the heart and soul of the podcast — authentic conversations with courageous leaders shaping a more conscious and connected world.
In this inspiring episode, Marie Soprovich reflects on her journey from running a successful renovation company to stepping into a new phase of purpo...
Emergence. Leading from the Field — Episode 5: "No Longer Living a Life on Standby"
In episode 5 of Emergence: Leading from the Field, host Artemis Evangelidi introduces the heart and soul of the podcast — authentic conversations with courageous leaders shaping a more conscious and connected world.
Joining Artemis is Rugare Gomo, a leadership coach, motivational speaker, and international bestselling author, whose journey i...
In this episode of Emergence: Leading from the Field, Artemis invites us into the radical wisdom of stillness. Far from being a luxury or afterthought, the pause is revealed as a powerful leadership capacity — a doorway to clarity, intuition, and aligned action. She explores how rest, silence, and spaciousness allow us to meet complexity with presence, not urgency. You’ll also be guided through a simple practice to access the pause...
In this episode of Emergence: Leading from the Field, Artemis expands the lens from the individual to the collective, exploring how systems — teams, families, organisations, even movements — are not static structures, but living, breathing fields. She unpacks how every system holds memory, mood, and unspoken dynamics, and how true leadership begins when we sense and respond to these deeper layers. Through real-world stories and the...
In Episode 2 of Emergence: Leading from the Field, Artemis explores the body not just as a vessel, but as a living field — a wise, sensing instrument that shapes how we lead. She invites us to shift from performing leadership in the mind to embodying it through presence, intuition, and inner truth. This episode offers reflections on somatic awareness, the intelligence of sensation, and includes a simple practice you can return to a...
In this opening episode of Emergence: Leading from the Field, Artemis Evangelidi invites you into a new kind of leadership conversation — one rooted in presence, wholeness, and the unseen intelligence of the field. She shares her personal journey from corporate law to conscious systems work, and introduces the themes this podcast will explore: regenerative leadership, intuition in business, embodied transformation, and the deep wis...
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