What happens when an unhealthy environment begins to feel normal?

For part of my teenage life, my bedroom was a shed. At another point, it was a walk-in closet. Eventually, instability stopped feeling unusual and that may be one of the most powerful things an environment can do.

In this episode of Leadership Is a Verb, I'll explores how our homes, workplaces, teams, and cultures quietly teach us what to expect, what to tolerate, and what we believe we deserve. The most dangerous moment in an unhealthy environment may not be the first day. It may be the day we stop noticing.

Drawing from some of my personal experiences and research on self-efficacy, belonging, and learned behavior, I'll examines the difference between circumstance and identity, and how repeated actions can provide new evidence about who we are capable of becoming.

In this episode, you will learn how to:

• Identify something unhealthy you may have normalized
• Challenge an old belief through deliberate action
• Improve the environment within your influence

Every leader creates weather. The question is whether people brace when you enter the room or become steadier, clearer, and more willing to contribute.

Your environment influences your story, but it does not get the final vote.

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