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In this episode of The Unsaid World, Immaculate sits down with Silvia Rizzo to explore the side of leadership we do not talk about enough: mistakes, pressure, self-doubt, and the courage to take responsibility when things go wrong.
From rebuilding trust after failure to navigating the loneliness of leadership, this conversation challenges the idea that leaders must always have everything figured out. Together, they explore how failure can become an opportunity to learn, grow, and lead better.
Because leadership is not about being right all the time. It is about what you do when you are not.
Connect with Silvia Rizzo:
Visit her website and blog: https://www.hofmarabuntablog.com/
Thank you for listening to The Unsaid World — Different worlds. Honest voices. Unspoken truths.
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