In this episode, Cheryl Johnson delves into the concept of quiet leadership, a reflective and compassionate approach to leadership. Cheryl discusses the key traits of quiet leadership, including humility, empathy, and intentionality, and shares personal experiences that highlight the effectiveness of this leadership style in fostering unity and trust within a team. The episode also explores the importance of mindfulness and self-reflection in developing quiet leadership qualities. Finally, Cheryl emphasizes the crucial role quiet leadership plays in today's divided and rapidly changing world.

00:00 Introduction to Quiet Leadership
01:41 Defining Quiet Leadership
03:13 Attributes of Quiet Leaders
05:30 Personal Experience with Quiet Leadership
10:58 Importance of Quiet Leadership Today

In this episode, Cheryl interviews Genevieve Piturro, author of 'Purpose, Passion, and Pajamas.' They discuss the essence of leadership, the significance of human connection, and Piturro's journey from a corporate career to founding the Pajama Program. Genevieve shares insights from her book on transforming life through purpose, embracing human connection, and leading with meaning.

01:42 Meet Genevieve Piturro
02:32 Human Connection
09:34 The Power of Purpose
11:40 Influence of COVID and Politics
24:20 Empathy and Leadership

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In this episode, Cheryl Johnson and Meltem dive deep into the concepts of conscious leadership by exploring the teachings from David Hawkins' books, particularly Power vs. Force and The Map of Consciousness Explained. They discuss different levels of consciousness, conscious leadership models, and the importance of empathy, self-awareness, and resilience in achieving personal and professional transformation.

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