Jonathan Andrews
Jonathan Andrews
55: Embracing Our Blackness with Steve Anderson and LaVance Dotson
55: Embracing Our Blackness with Steve Anderson and LaVance Dotson
55: Embracing Our Blackness with Steve Anderson and LaVance Dotson
Monday 24th May 2021
Join Steve Anderson and LaVance Dotson on 'Project Circle Up' as they discuss leadership, relationships, and embracing blackness in an inspiring episode.
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Get the buttons here!Redefining Leadership and Identity: Conversations with Steve Anderson and LaVance Dotson
We have people who are in power, who make decisions, who don't look like you. But again, just being a part of this black circle, seeing the other men who are in the same position, has been comforting and encouraging and has continued to elevate me.
What does it mean to truly embrace your identity and lead with authenticity? In this episode of 'Project Circle Up', host Jonathan Andrews sits down with Steve Anderson, an Olympic Gold Medal Coach, and LaVance Dotson, the Founder of 'WooYourBoo'. Together, they delve into the nuanced world of leadership, relationships, and the profound journey of embracing their blackness.
Anderson and Dotson bring a wealth of experience and wisdom, discussing how they navigate leadership as black men and the importance of creating non-competitive, supportive environments for men to share their experiences. They tackle the pervasive impact of stereotypes and media on black men's self-image, emphasizing the crucial role of community in mental health and well-being. This conversation isn't just about leadership; it's about breaking down barriers and fostering spaces where men can thrive without the weight of societal expectations.
Anderson's reflection on seeing other men in similar positions being both comforting and elevating adds a deeply personal touch to the discussion. Whether you're looking to understand more about leadership or seeking inspiration to embrace your own identity, this episode offers valuable insights and heartfelt stories that resonate on many levels.