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Kristal Murren Shows Up To Be A Bossy Girl
Kristal Murren Shows Up To Be A Bossy Girl
Kristal Murren Shows Up To Be A Bossy Girl
Tuesday 20th July 2021
Kristal Murren talks with Asher Gottesman about overcoming a traumatic brain injury, redefining 'bossy,' and building authentic leadership.
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Get the buttons here!Kristal Murren: From Trauma to Triumph in Leadership
Bossy no longer means to push others around, be aggressive or brazen, because if you really think about it, the only time that anyone is called bossy it's when they're leading.
Imagine being told you'll have to settle for 'average' after a life-altering injury. Kristal Murren faced this reality head-on and said, 'No way.' In this episode of 'Showing Up with Asher Gottesman,' Kristal shares her incredible journey from suffering a traumatic brain injury to becoming a thought leader and author of the upcoming book 'Beautifully Bossy.' As a single mom without a local support system, Kristal refused to let her circumstances define her.
Instead, she pursued a master's degree in strategic leadership and built a leadership culture that thrives on authenticity and compassion. Kristal's story isn't just about personal recovery; it's about redefining what it means to be 'bossy.' She believes that true leadership comes from owning your power and leading with love. Her passion for community and servant leadership shines through as she discusses the importance of focusing on others and fostering teamwork and growth, regardless of an organization's size.
Balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship is no small feat, but Kristal manages it with grace and determination. Her experiences as a mom have deeply influenced her leadership style, emphasizing the need for authenticity and compassion in all areas of life. If you're looking for inspiration on how to show up fully in your own life, this episode is a must-listen. Kristal's journey from trauma to triumph is a powerful reminder that we are all meant for something greater.