“Brave is actually the small moments, the big moments that bring us closer to who we want to be, how we want to be, and what we want to experience or not experience.” –Nicole Trick Steinbach
Sara Box recently welcomed me onto her podcast, No Labels, No Limits podcast.
No Labels, No Limits is in the top 2.5% of podcasts worldwide (as of May 2024) and has hosted a wide-ranging and awe-inspiring community of guests. I am honored to join their ranks.
As two leaders in our industries, Sara and I jumped into a deep conversation that requires nuance while sharing insights that you can use right away. It was a joy to discuss bravery as a skill that supports personal and professional growth.
The most significant takeaway from our conversation is that bravery is a skill that can be cultivated and practiced in both personal and professional contexts, allowing you to align your choices and actions with your true values to overcome challenges with confidence and accountability.
Key Topics:
Building Bravery as a Skill
Our conversation dove into how bravery is not a personality trait but a skill that is honed through challenges and experiences. We explore practical steps you can take to cultivate bravery, acknowledging that bravery is built in moments of challenge.
Accountability and Empowerment
We explored the connection between accountability, holding professional boundaries, and confidence. Specifically, I walked listeners through the Accountability Triangle to reduce how much stress you are carrying by reducing the amount of work you assume from others. (get your free copy here).
Championing Women in Tech
We addressed the need for diversity and female leadership in tech industries – and they are all tech industries – and emphasized how varied perspectives can significantly reduce harmful impacts in digital spaces and enhance innovation.
Perimenopause & Menopause
We shared our stories navigating perimenopause and menopause, including the bravery to reject “normal” health ranges to get the support you need.
Listen to the full episode here.
Below share your favorite inspiration from our conversation. Thank you for listening!