In this episode, Allie Rus, Alpha Sigma Alpha Chapter President at Capital University of Columbus, Ohio and Junior marketing major, shares her tools and shifts she's used in this unprecedented time with her members to keep them connected despite the circumstances.

Discover how Allie has leveraged her past experiences and mentors to create new levels of leadership not only in her organization but in her personal life, family and community.

It's extremely inspiring to learn how Allie has overcome any sort of failure in order to grow and move forward with a positive and empowering interpretation.

Often leaders are expected to be perfect or have all of the "right" answers not only from others, but even more so for themselves. Allie has practiced appreciating the process of trial & error and turning any loss into a lesson.

When it comes to leading effectively, there is a level of procrastination or avoidance that we must overcome. Listen to Allie (44:35) as she shares how she was able to take committed action by confronting her emotions to accelerate her results.

If the tools and lessons shared by Allie in this podcast supported you or you have some serious inquiries, connect with her on instagram @allierus or send her a message via [email protected]

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