Kristen Hadeed founded Student Maid in college with zero knowledge about leadership or running a company. Along the way, she has uncovered some pretty awesome truths about how to build teams and workplaces that are engaged and create results. Kristen's company is more than just about cleaning toilets, it's about building the future generation of leaders. Listen in as she talks about authenticity, limiting beliefs and giving herself permission to screw up. Learn more at <a href= "https://www.kristenhadeed.com/">kristenhadeed.com</a> Follow me everywhere @cywakeman

Kristen Hadeed founded Student Maid in college with zero knowledge about leadership or running a company. Along the way, she has uncovered some pretty awesome truths about how to build teams and workplaces that are engaged and create results. Kristen's company is more than just about cleaning toilets, it's about building the future generation of leaders. Listen in as she talks about authenticity, limiting beliefs and giving herself permission to screw up. Learn more at kristenhadeed.com Follow me everywhere @cywakeman

Kristen Hadeed founded Student Maid in college with zero knowledge about leadership or running a company. Along the way, she has uncovered some pretty awesome truths about how to build teams and workplaces that are engaged and create results. Kristen's company is more than just about cleaning toilets, it's about building the future generation of leaders. Listen in as she talks about authenticity, limiting beliefs and giving herself permission to screw up. Learn more at <a href="https://www.kristenhadeed.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">kristenhadeed.com</a> Follow me everywhere @cywakeman

S2E48: Kristen Hadeed, Permission to Screw Up

The average person spends 2.5 hours a day in drama at work. That's lost time, lost energy, and lost results.

Leading beyond drama isn't optional anymore. It's the skill that separates reactive managers from transformational leaders. So how do you reclaim those hours, call your team to greatness, and restore sanity to your workplace?

Welcome to Reality-Based Leadership.

Hosted by Alex Dorr, CEO of Reality-Based Leadership, this podcast delivers the mindset shifts and practical tools leaders need to eliminate emotional waste, build true accountability, and turn excuses into measurable results. With years of experience working alongside leaders across industries, Alex brings real-world application, bold insight, and next practices that create ROI in the room and momentum long after.

If you are ready to elevate performance and lead what's next, you are in the right place.

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The average person spends 2.5 hours a day in drama at work. That's lost time, lost energy, and lost results. Leading beyond drama isn't optional anymore. It's the skill that separates reactive managers from transformational leaders. So how do you reclaim those hours, call your team to greatness, and restore sanity to your workplace? Welcome to Reality-Based Leadership. Hosted by Alex Dorr, CEO of Reality-Based Leadership, this podcast delivers the mindset shifts and practical tools leaders need to eliminate emotional waste, build true accountability, and turn excuses into measurable results. With years of experience working alongside leaders across industries, Alex brings real-world application, bold insight, and next practices that create ROI in the room and momentum long after. If you are ready to elevate performance and lead what's next, you are in the right place.

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