This Uncut episode explores a powerful shift in leadership: letting others own their experiences. Building on last week's chat with Nate and inspired by Mel Robbins' Let Them, we unpack how women leaders overstep in the name of being helpful, offering unsolicited help that undermines others' confidence. Nate's insight around the importance of feeling valuable, capable, and responsible reframes how we support others without taking over.

We dig into the importance of owning your own behaviour rather than trying to control others'. Simple language shifts—like saying "I want you to…" instead of "I need you to…"—create trust. This episode is a call to lead with self-responsibility, clarity, and compassion in today's evolving leadership landscape.

Listener Reflection: What would it feel like to fully trust others to be valuable, capable, and responsible without stepping in?

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