Healing leaders arebetter leaders.
Healing leaders are better leaders.
Responsible leaders understand that self-healing takes unwavering commitment. When you work to integrate your past trauma, self-awareness, compassion, and influence are increased. The impact on organizational culture is profound; the payoff is the velocity of innovation within a psychologically safe environment, autonomous decision-making that benefits all stakeholders, and a healthy balance sheet.
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Burnout Is Not Preventable — Here’s How to Address Its Underlying Cause Instead
Burnout cannot be prevented with sabbaticals or self-care regimens. Instead, it requires healing past emotional wounds to increase self-worth and self-value, the ability to set healthy boundaries, and a clear commitment to how we want to live and lead. This article first appeared in Entrepreneur.

Why Trauma Integration Will Give You a Competitive Advantage in Leadership
For those who do deep, personal work to heal and integrate their past trauma, there is a distinct competitive advantage that they have as business leaders—and even more benefits to the people and organization they lead. This article first appeared in Entrepreneur.