Authentic Leadership: Women Who Lead on Mental Health News Radio
Leading as ourselves: being our actual selves, speaking as we think or feel, sharing our opinions as they are without bias, having no fear in the way that we interact with others, using our personal experiences to storytell and guide - using our histories as a leaders tool.
What does it mean for women to lead authentically? Hosts Catherine Greer Limpo and Kristin Sunanta Walker tackle this compelling question in their Women Who Lead series on Mental Health News Radio. This episode dives into the essence of genuine leadership, where being true to oneself is the cornerstone. Catherine and Kristin discuss how female leaders can speak their minds, share unfiltered opinions, and use personal experiences to guide and inspire others.
The conversation covers a range of topics, from the philosophies of authentic leadership to the impact of movements like #MeToo on women's ability to lead openly. They examine how embracing both strengths and weaknesses can make leaders more relatable and effective. The hosts also highlight the importance of honest feedback, introspection, and adapting based on experiences. Catherine and Kristin draw from their own journeys, offering practical advice on navigating challenges and celebrating failures as part of the leadership process.
They stress the need for compassion, not just towards others but also towards oneself. The episode is a blend of personal anecdotes and broader insights, making it both relatable and enlightening. For anyone interested in female leadership or looking to lead more authentically, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and encouragement. Tune in to discover how leading as your true self can transform your approach to leadership and life.