3 Ways to Lead with Empathy

The CEO Teacher Podcast

Kayse Morris

Business, Marketing

5.0 • 734 Ratings

🗓️ 10 June 2020

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

This podcast episode is dedicated to every person in the world that is leading their life and their business with empathy during such a dark time in our history. Today, we are going to talk about the hard stuff. We are going to talk about what our business looks like in 2020. We are going to move forward despite the hurt in our hearts.

Empathy is how we do that. Empathy is how we take a dark twisted world and allow the piercing light to come through the never ending rain clouds. It's our job as teachers, parents, and business owners to keep moving forward. I've let the words of this podcast episode sit in my mind for weeks now and I'm ready to help you make the rest of 2020 everything you deserve.

In this episode, you will learn:

Why empathy is how we lead, but how it is also one of the hardest human traits
Why kindness doesn't always demonstrate empathy
The three ways you can lead with empathy in your business and life
What this looks like in our lives

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0:00.0	This podcast episode is dedicated to every person in the world that is leading their life and their
0:07.1	business with empathy during such a dark time in our history.
0:13.0	Today, we're going to talk about the hard stuff.
0:16.4	We're going to talk about what our business looks like in 2020.
0:21.8	We're going to move forward despite the hurt in our hearts.
0:27.6	And empathy is how we do that.
0:31.8	Empathy is how we take a dark, twisted world and allow the piercing light to come through the never-ending
0:41.1	rain clouds. It is our job as teachers, as parents, as business owners to keep moving forward.
0:50.9	I've let the words of this podcast episode marinate in my mind for a week now,
0:57.4	and I am ready to help you make the rest of 2020 everything that you deserve. For those of you
1:05.0	listening, I'd like to take a moment of silence for George Floyd and the countless others
1:10.7	who have lost their lives
1:12.8	because of their race. The Welcome to the CEO Teacher Podcast, where we help educators become thriving CEO teachers by taking their best asset in the classroom and turning it into a sustainable online business.
2:08.0	Casey Morris, founder of the CEO Teacher Academy, has built a seven-figure a year business teaching educators how to create, market, and scale their resources with an online course or membership.
2:19.6	She firmly believes that any educator has the skill set to become the CEO of their own business
2:25.3	and create a life they've always dreamed of living. Through this podcast, you will hear from
2:30.7	real teachers on their own personal business journey, but with one main
2:35.0	thing in common.
2:36.6	Impact.
2:37.8	And now your host, Casey Morris.
2:42.1	We've started the work.
2:44.0	We've listened, amplified, acknowledged our privilege, purchased books, supported black
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