In this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosts Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham return to Newsstand Studios at Rockefeller Center to continue their conversation with Dr. Jamie Goff, author of 'The Secure Leader.' The discussion revolves around creating safe environments that allow individuals to thrive. They revisit three leadership types - secure, insecure-anxious, and insecure-avoidant - using popular culture references to illustrate each type. Dr. Goff emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, mindfulness, and self-compassion in leadership.

The conversation also touches on the evolving expectations of younger generations in the workplace and the possibility of becoming a secure leader later in life, regardless of one's upbringing. Dr. Goff shares insights on the necessity of repair in maintaining secure relationships and discusses practical applications of these principles. The episode concludes with a rapid-fire round of personal questions, offering a glimpse into Dr. Goff's personal interests and experiences.

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In this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosts Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham interview Dr. Jamie Goff, PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy, about her new book, 'The Secure Leader.' Dr. Goff discusses the importance of inner stability as a leadership superpower and explores how attachment styles from early childhood influence leadership behaviors. The discussion covers technical vs. adaptive challenges, the impact of anxious and avoidant attachment styles in leadership, and the significance of self-awareness and emotional self-regulation for becoming a secure leader. Dr. Goff also shares practical examples from pop culture, leadership tips, and personal advice for aspiring leaders.

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In this episode of The FEW Collective, Forum of Executive Women Collective, hosted by Candace Langston and Amy Cunningham, the conversation continues from the last week's focus on women's voices and legacies. Joining them again is Dr. Kasia Flanagan, the founder of Everyday Legacies.

The discussion dives into the significance of personal storytelling and how sharing one's story can be a healing process for both the storyteller and the listener. Dr. Flanagan explains the therapeutic benefits of remembering and sharing life experiences, highlighting the importance of connection and truth in narratives. The episode also covers practical tips on how to start documenting one's story, emphasizing simplicity and sincerity. The hosts share personal anecdotes and discuss the broader implications of storytelling for family legacy and business succession planning.

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