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What if success as a leader isn’t just about what you know or do—but about the strength of your relationships?

In this episode of The Executive Exhale Podcast, I’m joined by Morag Barrett, global leadership expert, founder of SkyeTeam, and author of You, Me, We. Morag has helped over 15,000 leaders in 20+ countries transform how they lead by transforming how they connect.

We explore what she calls the connection crisis in today’s workplaces, and how her Ally Mindset framework—built on five powerful practices—can help leaders lead with heart and hold people accountable. Morag also opens up about her own experiences with burnout and how overplaying even our strengths can take a toll.

If you’re feeling the pressure of leadership and craving more meaningful, trust-filled relationships at work, this conversation is for you.

Connection isn’t soft—it’s strategic.

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