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Rosie in My Pocket: Put People First

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What if the way you label people is quietly eroding trust, connection, and collaboration in your workplace?

Rosie unpacks a powerful truth many leaders overlook: when we define people by their roles, titles, or conditions, we strip away their humanity. Whether it's calling someone "a diabetic" or placing a CEO on a pedestal, these seemingly small habits can create distance and reinforce hierarchy. Rosie invites us to pause and shift our lens, and to see the person first. 🫶

This isn't about theory. It's a real-world challenge to catch ourselves in those micro-moments when judgment creeps in and instead choose curiosity and connection. 🤝

Get ready for a refreshingly honest take on what it really means to lead with heart and re-humanize the spaces we work in.

Additional Resources:

Connect with Rosie on LinkedIn

Learn more about Salveo Partners

Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn

Learn more about PeopleForward Network

Key Takeaways:

  • Labels reduce people to roles or conditions.
  • Titles don't define a person's worth.
  • Everyone has insecurities regardless of position.
  • See the human behind the label.
  • Curiosity fosters connection; judgment breeds disconnection.

  continue reading

262 episodes

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Manage episode 517685890 series 3000078
Content provided by Dr. Rosie Ward. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr. Rosie Ward or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

What if the way you label people is quietly eroding trust, connection, and collaboration in your workplace?

Rosie unpacks a powerful truth many leaders overlook: when we define people by their roles, titles, or conditions, we strip away their humanity. Whether it's calling someone "a diabetic" or placing a CEO on a pedestal, these seemingly small habits can create distance and reinforce hierarchy. Rosie invites us to pause and shift our lens, and to see the person first. 🫶

This isn't about theory. It's a real-world challenge to catch ourselves in those micro-moments when judgment creeps in and instead choose curiosity and connection. 🤝

Get ready for a refreshingly honest take on what it really means to lead with heart and re-humanize the spaces we work in.

Additional Resources:

Connect with Rosie on LinkedIn

Learn more about Salveo Partners

Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn

Learn more about PeopleForward Network

Key Takeaways:

  • Labels reduce people to roles or conditions.
  • Titles don't define a person's worth.
  • Everyone has insecurities regardless of position.
  • See the human behind the label.
  • Curiosity fosters connection; judgment breeds disconnection.

  continue reading

262 episodes

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