Leadership

Are You Opting Out of Conversations About Diversity, Inclusion & Equity?

Are You Opting Out of Conversations About Diversity, Inclusion & Equity?

A seven year study on brave leadership by Dr. Brené Brown confirmed this - if you aren't willing to have important conversations about diversity, inclusion and equity - you will not be leading in 5 years. 

The world is desperate for your brave leadership on this. Yes, it may feel uncomfortable to have these conversations. You may not feel knowledgeable enough and you may worry you will say the wrong thing. You don't want people to misinterpret what you say or do as sexist, racist, homophobic or some other kind of hater that you believe you’re not - so you do nothing. I get it. That seems the safest route. 

But opting out of these conversations because you feel uncomfortable, is the definition of privilege. Read more…

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What’s Your Leadership Score for Courage?

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What’s Your Leadership Score for Courage?

What’s your leadership score for courage? Take Brene’ Brown’s Dare To Lead *FREE, Easy Assessment and Find Out.

Leadership Skills that will Excel over Technology

Leadership Skills that will Excel over Technology

What can skilled leaders excel in that technology can't? According to research, it seems leaders who are strong-willed enough to be persuasive yet flexible enough to think differently and admit when they are wrong. This takes the type of vulnerability @BreneBrown talks about in her new book #DareToLead.

Being open-minded to new ideas or being wrong can trigger feelings of defensiveness or fear of not being in control. Yet without flexibility in thinking skills like creative analysis, imagination and strategic thinking are compromised. The below article looks at the traits important in walking the tightrope of having the willingness to change and the wisdom to know when you shouldn't. It's called Intellectual Humility and it's measured by: 1. Having respect for others viewpoints 2.Not being intellectually overconfident 3. Separating one's ego from one's intellect 4. Willingness to revise one's own viewpoint.

Sneak-Peek into Dare To Lead: Brave Work. Tough Conversations Whole Hearts.

A sneak-peek from Dr Brené Brown's not yet released book, Dare To Lead: Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts.  

 

"Vulnerability is not winning or losing. It’s about Having the courage to show up when you can’t control the outcome". Brene' Brown

 

I'm super excited to be one of a 125 coach/facilitators selected to deliver the Dare To Lead workshop in organizations. #leadership #vulnerability #daretolead #brenebrown #courageousleaders #howto

Selected to Bring You Dr. Brene' Brown's “Dare To Lead” Workshop

“Dare to Lead: Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts” by Brene’ Brown will be released in days!

Dr. Brown is the author of four #1 NY Times bestsellers. Dare To Lead: Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts. is a cumulation of two decades of research on courage, vulnerability, shame & empathy and her experience practically applying her findings in hundreds of organizations (ie. The Gates Foundation, Shell, U.S. Military) to help them build courageous leaders.

It’s a how-to guide with actionable steps for becoming a daring leader.

Get the Book: https://amzn.to/2xT23wL

I’m excited to have been selected as part of a small group of experienced and gifted leadership coaches & consultants who will bring the book to life through leadership skill building workshops in organizations across the globe.

Ask me more about bringing this workshop to your organization.

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