What does leadership that truly lifts others look like in practice?
In this special roundtable discussion, Dr Nancy Pavisich is joined by Perry Lelati, Carmel Philippe, and Michael Burgess to explore the ideas behind her latest book, Leadership That Lifts Others.
Together, they discuss the critical role relationships play in effective leadership, how trust and psychological safety are built, the importance of self-awareness, and why courageous conversations remain one of the most challenging yet essential responsibilities of leadership.
Throughout the conversation, the panel shares personal experiences and practical insights on:
• Creating environments where people feel seen, heard, and valued
• Building trust in both face-to-face and remote teams
• Leading through uncertainty and change
• Balancing accountability with compassion
• Navigating courageous conversations with confidence
• Supporting people through self-doubt and growth
• Developing future leaders through empowerment and mentoring
• Creating workplace cultures where people can thrive
The discussion reinforces a powerful message found throughout the book:
Leadership is not about being the best in the room. It is about helping others become their best because you were in the room.
Whether you are an experienced executive, an emerging leader, a business owner, educator, or team manager, this conversation offers practical strategies and meaningful reflections that can help strengthen your leadership approach and positively influence those around you.
📚 Leadership That Lifts Others by Dr Nancy Pavisich is available now on Amazon and through Reframe WA Consulting.
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