A while back, someone told me that it's not difficult to be a good leader when things are going well.
We've all seen it – companies thriving, money flowing, and everyone's enjoying fancy parties.
But the true test of leadership is how you stand your ground when things get tough.
In this blog, we'll delve into the essence of heart-centred leadership, exploring how to show up authentically when the going gets rough.
First, let's think about how you show up when you're triggered.
Spoiler alert: people can see it written all over your face and body language.
It's essential to be mindful of this, as it can affect your leadership.
But don't worry; I've got some strategies to help you handle those moments.
Calm your inner critic and ground yourself.
Find a good moment to have a conversation with the person who triggered you. It doesn't have to be confrontational – choose a neutral approach.
It's not always easy, but I've got a free resource on how to calm your inner critic in moments of doubt and stress.
It's a game-changer for many women worldwide.
Now, let's talk about heart intelligence. Our hearts have a brain-like structure with neurons, and it plays a crucial role in how we respond.
Think about it; you can be brain-dead and still live because your heart keeps pumping.
By tapping into your heart's intelligence, you can access a different level of intuition and make more authentic decisions.
Leading with heart means shifting your approach, especially in changing situations.
It's about incorporating both your mind's intelligence and your heart's wisdom.
Sometimes, things may not seem logical or rational, but they mean something.
Embracing this holistic approach can help you lead with courage and purpose.
If all of this resonates with you and you feel there's something missing in your leadership, I invite you to join 'Rise Up and Lead with Heart.'
This community and membership will help you move away from the chaos of your mind and tap into the wisdom of your heart.
It's about building emotional resilience and finding a balanced approach to leadership.
Conclusion: As a leader, it's not just about the good times; it's about how you show up when things are tough.
It's about responding, not reacting, even when things go sideways. Heart-centred leadership can help you thrive and step up, making you a more authentic and resilient leader.
So, take a moment to reflect on how you show up in challenging situations, and if you're interested in exploring this further, check out 'Rise Up and Lead with Heart.' It's a new approach to leadership that could be the missing piece in your journey.
Take care and lead with heart.
With love, Caroline