The Unburdened Leader
Rebecca Ching, MFT, PCCAn antidote to the cookie-cutter leadership and self-help noise for deeply caring humans leading in a high-stakes world.
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What You Believe About Power Is Running How You Lead and Connect
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Power Dynamics and Personal Power: Dr. Amanda Aguilera on the Right Use of Power
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A movie I loved, difficult kids reframed (again), moon joy, Charlie Puth intv, Alanis Karaoke FTW, and pie crust envy
There is so much competing for our attention right now. That’s not news to you. But I am intentionally looking for the glimmers of what delights, moves, and challenges me while staying connected to what is happening. It’s a dance for sure. ...
Let's Talk About: Trauma, Open Secrets, and the Inner Work That Shifts the Impact of How We Lead
This week, I published a deeper dive into my latest Unburdened Leader podcast conversation with Chris Burris about what happens inside groups — and within our internal systems — when trauma goes unaddressed, power is not owned, and our inte...
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Trauma Psychotherapist & Leadership Coach. Trusted adviser to entrepreneurs & executives. Podcast Host:The Unbuttoned Leader. GenX'er Minnesotan based in San Diego. I support individuals & organizations in the work most leadership development skips.
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