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Leading with Vulnerability with Greg Allan
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As humans, we may find it difficult to stop saying yes. But how do we deal with and prevent this from continuously happening? In this episode, we’ll talk about leading with vulnerability with Greg Allan.
Constantly saying yes when you’ve been dying to say no brings so much negative impact on ourselves, and it also influences our relationships with others. We may look for various outlets to express disappointments and frustrations, but more importantly, we should be open to being vulnerable.
It’s not that hard to be vulnerable if we just create the space for it. We must acknowledge and enforce healthy boundaries, so we can continue functioning to the best of our abilities.
This leads us to have conversations (especially uncomfortable ones) with others, and we also become more honest with ourselves. We give ourselves the authority to make mistakes and eventually be better with our crafts.
WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE:
- Why Greg needs to experience life (01:30)
- The negative side of compartmentalizing (04:30)
- How did Greg stop saying yes all the time (10:13)
- Being vulnerable as a man (14:42)
- How do we create safe spaces? (23:40)
- Making distinct decisions using our secret advantage (26:58)
- The twisted measurement of success (32:05)
- The impact of taking ownership and embracing failure (39:40)
- What it takes to get to the next level (53:27)
- Greg's creative singing story (55:18)
- Greg’s and Kiri-Maree’s takeaways (01:02:10)
QUOTES:
- “As a business owner, you need to give the authority to your staff and your team to make mistakes.” -Greg Allan
- “I find the times when I'm not vulnerable is when I'm struggling the most.” -Greg Allan
- “Failure to me is not failure, it's my next learning.” -Kiri-Maree Moore
- “I can't control anyone else, but I have control over the decisions I make on a daily basis.” -Kiri-Maree Moore
RESOURCES MENTIONED:
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CONNECT WITH KIRI-MAREE MOORE
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CONNECT WITH GREG ALLAN
Visit Greg’s website here
Listen to Electrician's Success Podcast here
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