In this episode of the Small Brave Moves podcast, I’m joined by internationally experienced leadership coach and courage catalyst Noomi Melchior Natan for a conversation every leader navigating hard or busy seasons needs to hear.
We explore what it means to thrive, not just survive, during the most demanding chapters of leadership, and how to stay connected to your courage, clarity, and conviction when the pressure is high.
Noomi shares her signature framework—The Four Powers: Leading, Being, Doing, and Staying—and how each one can help you face uncertainty, make bold moves, and preserve your energy in the process.
We discuss:
- Why your identity and inner narrative can either limit or liberate you
- How to stop over-functioning and start protecting your greatest asset—you
- What it looks like to build “staying power” in a world of constant change
- A small brave move you can start today to build sustainable leadership strength
Whether you’re leading through change, burnout, self-doubt, or big decisions, this episode will help you reconnect to what truly fuels your leadership and take small brave steps toward a more powerful and grounded version of yourself.
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