106: Julie Jakopic on Worthiness, Joy, and Leading Without Living in Crisis
About this episode
Julie Jakopic discusses the impact of measuring leadership value by busyness and the dangers of living in constant urgency.
Send us Fan Mail What happens when leaders measure their value by how busy they are? For many nonprofit and government leaders, the pressure to respond to every crisis becomes a badge of honor. The calendar fills up, the phone never stops, and the mission feels too important to slow down. But that approach comes with a cost. In this episode of Business Origin Stories, Julie Jakopic joins Amy Schutte to talk about leadership, worthiness, and the dangerous habit of living in constant urgency. J...
Topics covered
- leadership
- worthiness
- urgency
- nonprofit
- crisis management
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