📜 Summary
In this conversation, TaSheena Braxton explores the intricate relationship between ego and leadership. She shares her personal journey of understanding how ego can hinder authentic leadership and emphasizes the importance of shifting from an ego-driven approach to a service-oriented leadership style. Through insights and practical advice, she encourages leaders to embrace vulnerability, redefine their beliefs about leadership, and prioritize the well-being of their teams over personal validation.
💎 Gems
- Ego can hinder authentic leadership.
- Leadership should focus on serving others.
- Mistakes are part of the learning process.
- Women in leadership face unique challenges.
- Visibility does not equate to safety.
- Ego is a protective element, not inherently bad.
- Shifting from ego to service requires self-reflection.
- Defining a personal leadership philosophy is crucial.
- Building trust is essential for effective leadership.
- Leadership is a collective effort, not a solo endeavor.
📖 Chapters
00:00 The Journey of Leadership Training
04:13 Understanding Ego in Leadership
10:39 The Impact of Ego on Performance
14:17 Signs of Leading from Ego
26:47 Shifting from Ego to Service
39:48 Embracing Servant Leadership
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