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💡 Are you feeling overwhelmed as a leader? Struggling to delegate? Wondering why your team isn’t stepping up the way you need them to?
In this episode of Armed with Ambition, host Siobhan Cunningham, LCSW, tackles one of the biggest challenges leaders face: trusting their team. Whether you're a woman veteran, military leader, or high-performing professional, this conversation will help you break free from micromanaging tendencies, build stronger team connections, and lead with confidence.
🚀 What You’ll Get from This Episode:
✔️ How micromanagement sabotages leadership (and what to do instead)
✔️ Steps to build trust with your team and delegate effectively
✔️ The inspiring leadership story of Brigadier General Wilma Vaught
✔️ Practical takeaways to improve collaboration & team success
🎖 Leadership Spotlight:
Learn how Brigadier General Wilma Vaught—one of the most influential women in U.S. military history—trusted her team under pressure and led with strength.
🔹 If you’ve ever thought, “It’s just easier if I do it myself,” this episode is for you. It’s time to shift from doing it all to leading with impact.
🎧 Listen now and take your leadership to the next level!
📌 Join the Conversation!
💬 Complete this prompt: "I feel the need to micromanage when..." and reflect on how trust could transform your leadership.
📌 Share your thoughts using #TrustYourTeam on LinkedIn & social media.
🔗 Resources & Tools:
📚 Open Up and Lead! Samantha Edition Digital Deck → www.OpenUpAndLead.com
📖 Brigadier General Wilma Vaught’s Story → NPR Interview
🎖 Military Women’s Memorial & Leadership → Wilma L. Vaught
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🎶 Music Credits:
New Crave by Siine (Copyright 2020)
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🎶 Music promoted by Chosic
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