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By Liz Murray | Edge of Possibilities

 

There is a type of leader I recognise immediately.

They move through the day competently. Meetings run. Decisions get made. The team sees someone steady and capable. To the people around them, everything looks fine.

Underneath? It's different. There's a ve...

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The Cost Of Performing: How Leaders Quietly Drift authentic leadership executive leadership advisor executive presence leadership authority leadership coaching leadership development australia leadership drift leadership presence leadership under pressure performing leadership

When we lead from performance instead of presence, we do not just feel tired. We start to drift, and most of the time we cannot see it happening.

It shows up in one of a few ways.

Some of us get louder. We overcompensate, we talk more, we push harder, we try to prove something. We mistake volume f...

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Calm Is The Tell: What actually signals real authority. #leadership development authentic leadership calm under pressure emotional regulation leadership executive leadership advisor executive presence leadership authority leadership coaching leadership presence leadership presence australia

Think about the most powerful person you have ever been in a room with. Not the loudest. The most powerful.

I would put money on this, they were calm. Not switched off, not passive, calm. There was a stillness to them. They did not rush to fill silences. They did not get rattled when someone pushed...

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Why You Feel Like a Fraud at Work (It Might Not Be Imposter Syndrome) #leadership development authentic leadership confidence at work emerging leaders executive presence imposter syndrome leadership coaching leadership presence

You're good at your job. The results are there. People look to you. And yet there's a quiet voice that says you're getting away with something, and one day everyone will find out.

Most leaders are told that's imposter syndrome. That you just need more confidence, more evidence, more time in the rol...

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