Show Summary:
This week, I’m exploring the profound connection between authentic leadership and finding your voice as a speaker – the first episode in a three-part series that challenges everything we’ve been taught about what makes an effective leader.
I share the story of a brilliant CEO who, despite having an amazing intellect and an incredible track record, felt disconnected from her team and audiences when she spoke.
I also reveal insights from my upcoming book, Being Smart is Stupid: Why Embracing the Wisdom of Your Buddha Nature is the Secret to Great Leadership.
In this episode, we’ll explore:
- Why being smart and being wise are two completely different things – and how this shows up when leaders step onto any stage
- The missing piece that separates leaders who can run organizations from those who can truly inspire and move people to action
- How speaking from your “Buddha nature” – your wisest self – transforms both your message and your leadership presence
- Four concrete steps you can implement today to align your leadership with your authentic voice as a speaker
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