How to overcome the "Imposter Syndrome"? Why most men nowadays experience "Quiet Desperation"? Why strongmen are gaining more followers? Why faith is important in leadership? In this episode, international finance lawyer Nick McBride shared the extensively discussed the concept of authentic leadership why it is relevant and necessary nowadays. He discussed on the keys aspects to authentic leadership, why knowing one's life purpose is important, how to build integrity and why compromising values will never be worth it, the importance of discipline, and the benefits and impacts of being mission-driven. Further, he shared his struggles, realizations and experiences which led him to realize the importance of living with high standards of integrity, assuming responsibility for one's actions, deciding based on principles, relying to one's inner compass, striving for meaningful relationships and aligning one's life to God. He gave some points on the importance of staying grounded, maintaining friendships from different stages in life, understanding what "failing forward" means, and the value of leading by example. He extensively discussed the ways on how to cultivate self-awareness, being committed to bettering oneself, exercising discipline in every aspect of life, staying mission-driven, and how to inspire faith as leaders. Also, he discussed how authentic leadership would approach the current issues like the impostor syndrome in leaders, quiet desperation at work, the false promise of social media, and the rise of strongmen in leadership. Tune in and get ready for this insightful and encouraging episode.

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What is Authentic Leadership? Why Maslow's Pyramid of Needs is no longer relevant? Can one compromise and have integrity at the same time? What are "submarine years"? In this episode, international finance lawyer Nick McBride shared the extensively discussed the concept of authentic leadership why it is relevant and necessary nowadays. He discussed on the keys aspects to authentic leadership, why knowing one's life purpose is important, how to build integrity and why compromising values will never be worth it, the importance of discipline, and the benefits and impacts of being mission-driven. Further, he shared his struggles, realizations and experiences which led him to realize the importance of living with high standards of integrity, assuming responsibility for one's actions, deciding based on principles, relying to one's inner compass, striving for meaningful relationships and aligning one's life to God. He gave some points on the importance of staying grounded, maintaining friendships from different stages in life, understanding what "failing forward" means, and the value of leading by example. He extensively discussed the ways on how to cultivate self-awareness, being committed to bettering oneself, exercising discipline in every aspect of life, staying mission-driven, and how to inspire faith as leaders. Also, he discussed how authentic leadership would approach the current issues like the impostor syndrome in leaders, quiet desperation at work, the false promise of social media, and the rise of strongmen in leadership. Tune in and get ready for this insightful and encouraging episode.

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What is ownership mastery? How important is emotional mastery in leadership? Why developed countries have big clocks? Are emotions bad for leaders? In this episode, Mechanical Engineer and Corporate Consultant Gilbert Quarcoopome discussed the seven mastery keys to develop as leaders which he derived from his extensive corporate experience and ministry. He shared various points about how important it is for leaders to be purpose-driven, how to leverage on our own energies, why leaders should be more of like thermostats rather than thermometers, tips on how to manage one's emotions as leaders, and how to avoid the temptation to overpromise and underdeliver. Further, he shared why relationship is the foundation of leadership. He emphasized on the value of time and how we can leverage our resources which specifically includes our finances to attain our goals. He mentioned about the essence of team work and fostering a healthy culture of success not solely because of an individual but of the collaborative efforts of everyone in the team. He also defined and shared his thoughts on the psychology of leadership and how it can affect one's perspective and style in leading others. Don't miss this awesome episode and grow in your leadership journey!

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