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In this episode of Leadership In Full, Susan Moloisane andKeneiloe Mohube unpack why you should never waste a crisis, how a leader'sreputation is really built behind the scenes, staying ready, the loneliness ofleading at the top, and how identity shapes the way leaders are judged. Theyalso explore the courage to say "I don't know", and how protectingyour inner life keeps you leading well.
Timestamps:
00:00 "Never waste a crisis"
00:57 Welcome and why Keneiloe said yes
01:30 A leadership journey that started long before thetitle
04:59 Leadership isn't the corner office: thebehind-the-scenes reality
06:31 The hardest part: when technical expertise andleadership collide
09:23 Transformation work and the conflict of leading change
12:20 What we don't talk about: the loneliness of leadership
15:23 Getting specific: the day the organisation became"Twitter's enemy"
19:09 Why she chose that path, and the toolkit that isn't inany textbook
22:04 How do you actually navigate the loneliness?
27:37 Thirty-three years, and why she has never cried atwork
30:22 The strengths she leans on most: empathy andpreparation
32:46 What she had to unlearn: the obsession with beingright
36:15 Identity, race and gender, and turning identifiersinto an advantage
40:17 How perception shapes how you show up in a room
44:38 Advice to a leader facing these same challenges
48:48 The one principle she keeps coming back to: curiosity
49:50 The intersectionality of identity and leadershipexpectation
51:29 Close
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In this episode of Leadership In Full, Susan Moloisane and Dr Thokozile Lewanika unpack self-leadership, workplace politics, resilience, boundaries, mentorship and why effective leadership depends on context. They also explore why leaders must keep learning, reflecting and adapting.
TIMESTAMPS
(00:00) Context First Leadership (01:04) Welcome to Leadership In Full (01:38) Why Dr Thokozile Said Yes (02:56) Defining Leadership: Mindset and Action (03:51) The Grade Four “Baby Leader” (06:16) From School Leadership to Corporate Leadership (07:53) Leadership as Service (10:25) Privilege, Affirmation and Leadership Identity (12:50) The Hard Truths at the Top (19:04) Self-Leadership: The Missing Link (21:48) Every Strength Has a Shadow (23:14) The Tall Poppy Syndrome Story (28:14) Why Structural Barriers Matter (29:05) The Reality of Fast-Tracked Leadership (30:16) Naivety, Trust and Boundary Lessons (33:57) When an Upset Becomes a Setup (35:48) Therapy, Emotions and Leadership Outlets (38:46) Mentors and Cultivating a Teachable Spirit (44:32) Leadership as Contextual Capacity (47:44) Two Core Leadership Practices (50:22) Mindset and African Leadership (51:49) Closing Thoughts
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Welcome to Leadership in Full, the show that goes beyond the leadership highlight reel. In this short trailer, host Susan Moloisane shares what the show is about: honest conversations with senior leaders about the moments that truly tested them, and the lessons the rest of us can take from them. Episode 1 drops Friday, 2 October. Follow the show now so it lands in your feed the moment it's out.
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