Whether or not you supported the winner or even live in the US, this episode can help you grow as a non-anxious leader. Show Notes: Nonviolence - The Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute at Stanford University Subscribe to my weekly ⁠Two for Tuesday⁠ email newsletter.

Discover how family systems theory applies to leadership and the power of self-differentiation. Learn to balance personal values with emotional connections while navigating familial pressures. The importance of self-regulation shines as leaders distinguish between reactive and thoughtful responses. Embrace playfulness to reduce anxiety and transform tense interactions. Understand how awareness of emotional dynamics can strengthen relationships and lead to healthier decision-making. Personal stories illustrate these concepts, making them relatable and actionable.

Discover the power of self-differentiation and its impact on personal autonomy. Explore how overcoming resistance transforms challenges into growth opportunities, using relatable anecdotes like cleaning the garage. Learn how effective leadership hinges on a growth mindset that fosters emotional connections within teams. Delve into the role of empathy in creating a supportive work environment that enhances individual commitment and community engagement.

Leadership doesn’t have to be all seriousness; humor can be a powerful tool. It helps reduce anxiety and fosters trust within teams. However, it’s essential to use humor appropriately to maintain healthy relationships. The podcast reveals how leaders can balance humor with the truth to create a positive atmosphere. Discover the transformative impact of lightness in leadership and learn how small insights can lead to bigger breakthroughs. Trust and a non-anxious approach can change the game!

Allowing others to experience the pain and consequences of their actions (and life in general) will help them build resilience and capacity. Here's how. Show Notes: Subscribe to my weekly ⁠Two for Tuesday⁠ email newsletter.

If you want to calm down, grow up and live your best life, this audio version of the book can help. Show Notes: Subscribe to my weekly ⁠⁠Two for Tuesday⁠⁠ email newsletter.

If you want to calm down, grow up and live your best life, this audio version of the book can help. Show Notes: Subscribe to my weekly ⁠⁠Two for Tuesday⁠⁠ email newsletter.

If you want to calm down, grow up and live your best life, this audio version of the book can help. Show Notes: Subscribe to my weekly ⁠Two for Tuesday⁠ email newsletter.

Shane Parrish, an author renowned for his insights on mental models, and Rhiannon Beaubien, co-author of a comprehensive volume on the same topic, delve into the nuances of reciprocity in leadership. They discuss the importance of forming genuine connections rather than focusing on transaction-based relationships. Their conversation emphasizes altruism as a crucial aspect of emotional reciprocity and how intentional choices can enhance leadership effectiveness. Personal anecdotes and insights from C.S. Lewis illustrate the power of selfless leadership.

Join Marianne van Dijk, a specialist in healthy boundaries and family systems dynamics, as she illuminates vital distinctions between threats and boundaries in leadership. She discusses how setting healthy boundaries fosters self-definition and strengthens emotional ties. Learn how the absence of these boundaries can lead to manipulation and dependence, providing practical insights to cultivate a non-anxious leadership style and navigate relationships more effectively. Tune in for a transformative conversation!