Leadership is rapidly changing in today’s business world. Understanding oneself is now more important than ever.
Today’s guest, Ron Stotts, discusses how our personal lives are connected to how we act at work.
Ron explains that the best leaders are the ones who care more than just making money. He talks about how sometimes we feel uncomfortable and stop “breathing.”
By this, he means we stop dealing with our feelings. But when we understand our feelings and deal with things that have hurt us in the past, we become better leaders.
We create a work environment where people understand and help each other.
Stotts shares stories about how he improved himself and stopped believing things that weren’t true. He talks about how being real and honest can help us connect better with others.
Amazing things happen when we stop trying to please others and start being true to ourselves.
Here’s what we learn in different parts of the episode:
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The episode also includes parts of the conversation that make you think.
It covers everything from how to quiet your mind to the importance of telling the truth and living a real life.
The episode has a lot of great advice for those wanting to be better bosses and better people. Listening to this podcast episode is like going on an adventure to discover how to be whole in your work and life.
It’s about learning to heal from not dealing with your feelings and becoming a leader who makes a real difference in your company and the world.
If you want to be a leader who does things that matter, grows beyond what you thought was possible, and is true to yourself, you need to listen to this episode with Ron Stotts.
It reminds us that being a leader isn’t just about guiding others. It’s also about learning how amazing we can be.
So, prepare to listen, learn, and be inspired to take a big step in becoming a better leader and understanding yourself better.
After all, becoming a great leader starts with one thing: deciding to understand who we are, what we do, and how we connect with the world around us.
This is the way.
Hanley
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