#37: Anna Grace Douberly - (4+) The Fast Track, Trusting Yourself, Humanness, Adaptability and Humility

About this episode

Anna Grace Douberly discusses her journey in team building, leadership behaviors, and the importance of recognizing humanness in groups.

Anna Grace started team building four years ago. She's now the Assistant Director of Outdoor Programs at a university in Georgia. She talks with Chris about her fast track, being in charge, imposter syndrome and the work she does with college age groups. She emphasizes that choices help us grow, everyone exhibits leadership behaviors, it's important to recognize the leadership behaviors of others, and when groups show their 'humanness' we need to stop and listen. We hope you join us! F...

People in this episode

Host: Dr. Chris Cavert

Guest: Anna Grace Douberly

Topics covered

• team building
• leadership
• imposter syndrome
• humanness
• adaptability
• humility

Keywords

• team building
• leadership
• imposter syndrome
• humility
• adaptability
• college age groups
• humanness

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: university in Georgia

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