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What does true confidence look like? Is it boldness, assertiveness, and certainty? Or does it come from a quiet assurance, deep self-awareness, and humility?
In this episode of Leadership Unscripted, we explore a different take on confidence—one that challenges the traditional view of leadership. We discuss why confidence isn’t about bravado or faking it, but instead, it’s deeply rooted in humility and self-awareness.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
✔️ Why "Fake It Till You Make It" is misleading
✔️ How confidence and humility work together in great leadership
✔️ The role of self-awareness in true confidence
✔️ Lessons from Jim Collins’ "Good to Great" on humble leadership
✔️ How imposter syndrome plays into confidence struggles
Why This Episode Matters
Leaders who truly understand their strengths and weaknesses—and embrace both—are the ones who earn trust, inspire teams, and build lasting success. Whether you’re a leader who struggles with self-doubt, or you want to develop more authentic confidence, this episode is packed with insights and practical takeaways.
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