If we want to see better changes, we need to look at leadership through new lenses. One way of doing this is by approaching leadership via creating safe spaces for people.
In this episode, Kiri-Maree is joined by her good friend, Samantha Riley. They engage in a raw, real discussion about having uncomfortable conversations that will affect how leadership should be.
If we want to see better changes, we need to look at leadership through new lenses. One way of doing this is by approaching leadership via creating safe spaces for people.
In this episode, Kiri-Maree is joined by her good friend, Samantha Riley. They engage in a raw, real discussion about having uncomfortable conversations that will affect how leadership should be.
The sad thing about humanity is that we’re so used to being with our people. We want to have conversations with people who look and think like us. But that is where changes come to a standstill.
When we curate safe spaces where people with distinctions can express their thoughts, culture, and emotions, we become more aware of what needs to be done.
Leaders who encourage safe spaces know when to pivot, set up fluid boundaries, and inspire growth as a community.
WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE:
- Samantha's take on what's happening right now (02:17)
- The burden of putting too much expectation on ourselves (06:00)
- Where do expectations come from? (11:10)
- Looking through other lenses on expectations (16:40)
- Being certain in the uncertainty (21:30)
- Curating safe spaces (35:15)
- Using collaboration as a solution (48:50)
- The significance of human connection (52:55)
- What is Samantha taking from this conversation? (57:55)
QUOTES:
“We have no idea what the path is, but as leaders, we got back up, we just hit it at a hard phase and knew that we had to give out to give hope for the future and hope for the rest of the year.” Kiri-Maree Moore - "A lot of times we can blame other people and say they've overstepped the mark, but at the end of the day we're the ones that have allowed them to do that.” - Samantha Riley
- “Even though we can't be certain, we can still look at past patterns and see what we can take out of that to move forward.” - Samantha Riley
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