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Subtext is everything. It's what allows us to dig deeper and find the root of the problem so we can seek resolutions rather than ruminating on them. In this episode, I give you some of my top tips on how to seek the subtext and learn to listen so that we can continue to lead at a higher level within ourselves and with those around us.

Choosing a mentor is one of the most important things that we can do in our life and business. Especially on the road to conscious leadership. But how do we choose the right one? What are the things that we should be asking and researching? What are the red flags to watch out for? We'll be discussing all of that and more in today's episode!

Learning to look at everyone you meet as a teacher is an invaluable tool on your journey to conscious leadership. You see, there are two sides to the coin there. On one side, we get to admire other's greatness and see qualities we'd love to emulate. And on the other side, we see things we don't want to become or qualities we don't want to adopt. Either way, we're learning.

We've all struggled with unmet expectations. Being so attached to a certain result because we saw someone else do x, y, z, and they were successful! But improper expectation management leads to further judgment, disappointment, and reliving old limiting beliefs. In order to lead at a higher level, we must move away from goals and expectations and shift towards intentions and outcomes. So in this episode, I'll be sharing how to make that transition in order to create SLR (sustainable lifetime results).

Two of the most important aspects of higher conscious leadership are learning and loving. These two factors foster a sense of relatability between you and your team. And if you want to keep transforming, if you want to continue to raise the bar, don't ever stop learning. The moment you begin to see yourself as "the guru" is the moment you become un-relatable. So stay a student, stay hungry in your search for truth and knowledge. Because when you're learning, it inspires those around you to learn as well and when you're in your loving, it inspires those around you to be in their loving as well.

Welcome back to another episode! Today we're going to be talking about the importance of adapting, what it can look like in your life, and tips for learning how to become better at it. The ABILITY to adapt is crucial to conscious leadership and the INABILITY to adapt is what complicates it. Adapting gives us the opportunity to use new tools we've never used, to become better critical thinkers, and to learn how to step into the unknown with joy instead of anxiety. Let's dive in!

Hey! I'm so excited that you're here with me today, and taking the time to invest in yourself! In this episode, we're going to be diving into conscious leadership. What does it look like? What are the qualities of a conscious leader? How can we foster this in ourselves and others? The goal here is to learn, to transform. And the only way that happens is when we stop thinking we know what it takes. It happens when we become empathic, non-judgemental. And it all STARTS with leading yourself...

Mitch talks with Eric Yaverbaum, the CEO of Ericho Communications and the author of seven bestselling books, to discuss leading at a high level - even in times of uncertainty.

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