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"Sometimes it's in the stillness, the spaces in between, where we find our most creative thoughts, our clearest thinking, our ideas, our commitment to what's next."
That's why Rosie is taking a moment to pause and reflect on all of the things she's learned from a year of wonderful guests. Take a listen to hear what you might consider implementing in your leadership journey in 2022.
"I'm going to show you all of me so that you are inspired to let us see all of you."
Vasavi Kumar, a coach and licensed therapist, says real leaders show their full selves - the good, the bad, and the ugly. Sharing your messy parts can open doors in others they didn't even know were closed.
While that level of vulnerability isn't for everyone Vasavi and I talk about how it leads to unexpected and meaningful connections. As you listen you'll learn why showing up as your authentic self allows you to skip the drama and how sharing what you're struggling with can be a valuable teaching moment.
You have to work on yourself before you can show up for others. Something easier said than done. Brandon Hatton, the author of Conscious Wealth, says one place you can start is your relationship with money. In his book, he describes why a recalibration of your views on your finances can put things into perspective and help you focus on what really matters. Listen to this episode to hear how David was able to create a sense of abundance in his life and what kind of impact you can make on others by doing the same.
Our multi-tasking, results-focused world makes it easy to prioritize metrics over people. Michael Crafton, CEO of Nelbud Services, shares why taking a counter-cultural approach matters, and how it's benefited his organization. He gives practical advice, discusses how he overcomes his own self-doubt, and motivates listeners to flip traditional org charts upside down. Join us for an inspirational, action-oriented episode that will help you show up as a servant leader.
There's a lot to love about the '80s, but there are a few things we're glad are gone. For example, the "superhero" approach to leadership. Jethro Lloyd, CEO and President of iLab, digs into the shortfalls of leaders who try to seem invincible and explains why vulnerability is critical to leading well. Listen to learn why showing up as a leader means embracing your humanity.
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