Welcome back after a long hiatus! My friend and colleague, Dr. Misty Resendez is my guest on this episode. We talk much about leadership, showing up in different spaces, and Dr. Misty's journey in achieving her own goals. We talk about how leaders can lead others, and touch upon impostor syndrome.
I mentioned Quiet Leadership by David Rock - you can purchase it here on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3nBASUS
Here's a bit more about Dr. Misty Resendez:
Dr. Misty Resendez has over 18 years of professional experience in business administration and leadership methodologies. She has practiced in for-profit and non-profit arenas holding both clinical and management roles, allowing her to utilize her expertise coaching and mentoring leaders to increase organizational performance. An avid educator, Dr. Misty spends much of her time teaching both business and community leaders the importance of cultural diversity, leadership, and inclusion—focusing on the impact these necessities have on overall success at work, at home, and abroad. She often presents her research and expertise at national and international leadership conferences. Dr. Misty’s experience enables her to strongly grasp the interworking of people and the organization to positively affect cultural diversity and inclusion, organizational change, and leadership development.
You can find her on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-misty-resendez-8a124640/
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