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🗓️ 25 March 2025
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0:00.0 | Welcome to shameless leadership. I'm your host, Sarah Dean. This show is for women, transgender people, non-binary folks, as well as allies, who are committed to advancing their leadership while also advancing the leadership of those around them. In each episode, we will offer practical tips, leadership strategies, and inspiring |
0:22.0 | stories to help you become a more confident, compassionate, and inclusive leader. The truth is, |
0:27.5 | you were born to lead. What might happen for you if you were to wholeheartedly embrace that |
0:32.3 | part of yourself? So let's start now, together. Hello, shameless leaders. Today, I want to talk about something that I think might give you relief. |
0:41.3 | So one of the things I talk a lot about when I'm talking about leadership is being loud in your leadership. |
0:46.3 | And sometimes when I say this in group settings, group settings of any size, I see some of the people who aren't naturally loud and boisterous and super outgoing get a little |
0:56.0 | timid, reserved, maybe even like shrink back or sit back a bit because they're like, |
1:00.6 | that's not me. Being super loud is not me. And one of the things I want to clarify is that there |
1:06.5 | are so many ways to be loud in your leadership that don't have anything to do with the volume of your |
1:12.6 | voice or how much space you take up in terms of, you know, holding court in a room full of people. |
1:19.9 | I think that it's easy to confuse leadership with being the loudest in the room, and we've all |
1:25.2 | been in places where the loudest person in the room has been |
1:27.5 | a horrible leader. And I mean, we can think of examples in celebrity. We can think of examples |
1:33.0 | in politics. We can think of examples in our workplaces. We can think of examples in our families |
1:37.5 | where the loudest person in the room, not necessarily the best leader, but we assume that there's |
1:41.8 | this natural correlation there. And sometimes there's |
1:44.6 | not. When I think about some of the people who have demonstrated the most impactful, beautiful, |
1:51.1 | intentional leadership to me over the course of my life, they often are not the loudest in the room. |
1:56.4 | They're the most thoughtful and strategic. And they're strategic and how they talk about the things that |
2:01.5 | they want to talk about. They're strategic and how they uphold their values in a way that attract |
2:06.0 | people to go with them. And that's what I want for you. I want you to be able to uphold your values |
2:11.2 | and your mission and the work that means the most to you that is most meaningful to you in a way |
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