You Cannot Lead What You Refuse to See
About this episode
The episode discusses the importance of awareness in leadership and how hidden wounds can manifest in various behaviors.
Awareness is the difference between repeating the same wreck and finally taking the other road. Tim Holloway and Josh Price unpack why you cannot lead what you refuse to see, how hidden wounds keep showing up as addiction, defensiveness, or compulsive habits, and why the first breakthrough is rarely behavior change - it is waking up to the signal underneath the symbol. Josh shares a powerful client story that starts with Christmas shopping and ends with a childhood wound finally coming into view. Tim brings his own hard-earned perspective from addiction, grief, codependency, and the moment other people could see what he could not. Together they expose the unsettling truth that many of our “solutions” are really temporary escapes - and that the thing we keep returning to is often pointing at a deeper unmet need. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People in this episode
Hosts: Tim Holloway, Josh Price
Topics covered
- awareness
- leadership
- addiction
- hidden wounds
- behavior change
- personal growth
Keywords
- leadership
- awareness
- addiction
- compulsive habits
- behavior change
- personal growth
- hidden wounds
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