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Carole Stizza - Why Perfectionism Isn't Always a Bad Thing | Conversations with Coaches | Boxer Media
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In this episode, I get to dive deep into the world of leadership with the incredible Carole Stizza. We unpack the myth of perfectionism in leadership and delve into the necessity of developing great leaders. Our conversation is an eye-opening journey into the complexities and nuances of effective leadership in today's world. We discuss the concept of perfectionism and its relationship with leadership, the importance of developing great leaders, and the impact of leaders on the retention of talent within organizations. We also explore the myth that leaders are born, debunking this notion and highlighting the responsibility of leaders in developing their successors. Don't miss out on more thought-provoking discussions by checking out our website for additional Conversations with Coaches episodes. If you want more insights from Carole Stizza, connect with her on LinkedIn and visit her website.
To learn more about Carole:https://www.relevant-insight.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolestizza/
To learn more about the podcast, please visit: https://boxer.agency/conversations-with-coaches/
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