Episode 191: Balancing Confidence and Humility as an Emerging Healthcare Leader

In this episode, we talk about the importance of leveraging the tension between Confidence and Humility as a healthcare leader.

We know most emerging and evolving leaders are leading and living in a VUCA (volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity) world where we recognize the need for both Confidence and Humility during these challenging times.

In fact, both are equally important to have successful and effective leadership. That’s why leveraging these tensions, or polarities can help you and your team spend very little time experiencing the negative consequences of both poles.

In this podcast, we talk about why leveraging this tension requires self-awareness and how both confidence and Humility can help you become a Thriving, Resilient, and Unstoppable (TRU) healthcare leader.

We also talk about some of the positive outcomes when you leverage this tension and some of the negative outcomes when you over-focus on one to the neglect of the other.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

04:05 - The definition of confidence

04:16 - The definition of humility

07:43 - About the positive outcomes when you are confident as a leader

08:56 - Some of the positive outcomes when you focus on humility

12:50 - The negative outcomes when you over-focus on confidence

13:49 - About the negative outcomes when you over-focus on humility

14:57 - Why leveraging the tension between Confidence and Humility is important

18:45 - About a leader’s story on Confidence and Humility

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