What does it mean to lead in a chaotic world when your own thoughts are pulling you in different directions?

In this episode of Hidden Parts, we explore how understanding your inner voices isn’t just self-awareness, it’s leadership. Leadership means many things. It’s not just about being the loudest voice in the room! It’s about knowing which part of you to trust in a given moment. It’s about showing up with steadiness, even when things feel uncertain. And it’s about cultivating the kind of influence that starts from the inside out. Whether you're leading a team, a project, or just leading yourself through uncertainty, this episode will teach you how your hidden parts can help you lead with more confidence, curiosity, and clarity.

🎧 In this episode, you'll learn:

• How your hidden parts help you lead
• Why creative leadership is especially urgent and powerful in this moment of uncertainty
• The four distinct ways leadership shows up
• How to lead in a way that is meaningful to you
• How to identify your inner champion, the part of you that knows the way forward, even in high-pressure moments
• How to call on the parts of you that are aligned with your values and connected to your instincts
• A reflection practice to identify the leadership style you want to strengthen right now

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