In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on a leadership truth that most people tiptoe around, but every leader needs to face.
We’re living in a time where leaders are drowning in urgency, obsessed with KPIs, endlessly busy… and completely disconnected from the one thing that determines their results: their own self-leadership.
Australia is in a leadership crisis, not because leaders aren’t capable, but because too many have outsourced responsibility to strategy, metrics, or their teams, instead of looking inward.
And after working with leaders for 20+ years across mining, health, education, professional services and high-growth business…
I can tell you this with absolute certainty:
If you don’t master yourself, you will never master your results.
Your team won’t save you.
Your KPIs won’t compensate for you.
And busy-ness won’t make you better.
In this episode, I’m talking about:
🎙️ The uncomfortable truth behind why KPIs are slipping (and it’s NOT your staff)
🎙️ The Australian stats showing just how poorly leaders are coping and why it matters
🎙️ The rise of “busy leadership” and how it destroys trust, presence, and performance
🎙️ The self-leadership blueprint that separates impactful leaders from overwhelmed ones
🎙️ Why radical responsibility is the real accelerator of influence and culture
🎙️ How your emotional regulation becomes the emotional climate of your entire team
🎙️ The game-changing shift from managing tasks to leading through identity
This episode isn’t just insight, it’s a mirror.
One that every leader needs to stand in front of, especially if you’re ready to evolve who you are before demanding more from everyone else.
Your self-leadership is the strategy.
Your mindset is the multiplier.
Your presence is the performance indicator.
Let’s go there.
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