S3E03: Deborah Henley - Why True Leadership Needs Emotional Safety
About this episode
Deborah Henley discusses the importance of emotional safety in leadership and reflects on her personal experiences with emotional suppression.
This episode follows a leadership coach who has successfully rebuilt her identity after a deeply personal crisis, she reflects on her experiences with men in both family life and the corporate world, exploring how emotional suppression and an inability to hold women’s emotions shaped her childhood, her parents’ marriage, and her relationship with her father. This conversation connects personal grief, leadership, and emotional intelligence, revealing how these patterns need to be disrupt...
People in this episode
Host: Craig White
Guest: Deborah Henley
Topics covered
- leadership
- emotional safety
- emotional intelligence
- personal crisis
- family dynamics
Keywords
- leadership coach
- emotional safety
- identity rebuilding
- emotional intelligence
- family life
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