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Leading When You Don’t Feel Like It
In this episode, Michelle Fragias discusses the importance of showing up as a leader even when one doesn't feel like it. She introduces the LEAD framework, which emphasises self-awareness, intention, identity, and the decision to lead. Michelle encourages authenticity and transparency in leadership, advocating for a new way of leading that honours emotions while still fulfilling commitments. The conversation highlights the challenges of leadership and the necessity of being real with oneself and others.
Takeaways
Showing up as a leader can be challenging, especially when not feeling it.
It's important to honor your emotions while still leading.
The LEAD framework consists of Leaning into self-awareness, Engaging with intention, Anchoring in identity, and Deciding to show up.
Faking it till you make it can lead to losing oneself; it's better to face your feelings.
Your values should guide your actions, especially in leadership.
Leadership is a decision, not a mood; you can choose to show up regardless of how you feel.
Authenticity and transparency are crucial in modern leadership.
Leaders should connect with their audience by being real about their struggles.
It's okay to be imperfect and messy in your leadership journey.
Embody the leader you aspire to be, rather than just performing the role.
Sound Bites
"Honor your energy and still show up."
"Lead them through what they need."
"It's about being real with yourself."
Chapters
00:00 Embracing Imperfection in Leadership
05:02 The LEAD Framework for Authentic Leadership
09:43 Self-Awareness and Emotional Honesty
12:25 Deciding to Show Up Anyway
Get in Contact with Michelle Fragias
https://www.instagram.com/michellefragias/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellefragias/
https://www.facebook.com/iammichellefragias
Apply to Be a Guest on Podcast
www.shespeakssheleads.com
Download Free Speak on Stage Blueprint & Training
https://www.michellefragias.com/sos
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By Michelle FragiasIn this episode, Michelle Fragias discusses the importance of showing up as a leader even when one doesn't feel like it. She introduces the LEAD framework, which emphasises self-awareness, intention, identity, and the decision to lead. Michelle encourages authenticity and transparency in leadership, advocating for a new way of leading that honours emotions while still fulfilling commitments. The conversation highlights the challenges of leadership and the necessity of being real with oneself and others.
Takeaways
Showing up as a leader can be challenging, especially when not feeling it.
It's important to honor your emotions while still leading.
The LEAD framework consists of Leaning into self-awareness, Engaging with intention, Anchoring in identity, and Deciding to show up.
Faking it till you make it can lead to losing oneself; it's better to face your feelings.
Your values should guide your actions, especially in leadership.
Leadership is a decision, not a mood; you can choose to show up regardless of how you feel.
Authenticity and transparency are crucial in modern leadership.
Leaders should connect with their audience by being real about their struggles.
It's okay to be imperfect and messy in your leadership journey.
Embody the leader you aspire to be, rather than just performing the role.
Sound Bites
"Honor your energy and still show up."
"Lead them through what they need."
"It's about being real with yourself."
Chapters
00:00 Embracing Imperfection in Leadership
05:02 The LEAD Framework for Authentic Leadership
09:43 Self-Awareness and Emotional Honesty
12:25 Deciding to Show Up Anyway
Get in Contact with Michelle Fragias
https://www.instagram.com/michellefragias/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellefragias/
https://www.facebook.com/iammichellefragias
Apply to Be a Guest on Podcast
www.shespeakssheleads.com
Download Free Speak on Stage Blueprint & Training
https://www.michellefragias.com/sos