In this episode I interview Nadine Stecklein and we get down and dirty talking about the desire to serve. Nadine shares her journey in becoming a servant leader and the lessons she has learned along the way. We explore her practice of having a priorities based focus so that she can expand and strengthen her impact in the communities she serves. She shares her top practice that helps her remain centered on community need, and why need to pay more attention to governance at a local level. And we go deep talking about her campaign for city council - how she got started, the fears she had to overcome, and what it’s like to run for office as a WOC. If you’ve ever wondered how to juggle multiple leadership roles, what it’s like to run for office, or how to serve effectively, this episode is for you.
ABOUT NADINE:
Nadine is a higher education professional with nearly two decades in the public sector. She has worked for city, state, and federal governments. Nadine currently serves as the chair of the College Place Diversity Inclusion and Advisory Board, president of her local Lions club chapter, and an active member of the Blue Zones Project Walla Walla Engagement Committee. She has a BA in public policy and a Master’s in Public Administration. She currently lives in College Place Washington with her husband Zach and pup Lou. She is running for a seat on the College Place City Council in her first ever political campaign.
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