Women Who Lead: Competence

Women Who Lead: Competence

Ever wondered why competence is perceived differently for men and women in leadership? Kristin Sunanta Walker, founder and CEO of Mental Health News Radio Network, teams up with Catherine Greer Limpo, an executive with extensive experience in male-dominated industries, to tackle this intriguing question. In this episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', they dive into the unique challenges women face when climbing the leadership ladder.

Kristin and Catherine share their firsthand experiences and shed light on the often skewed perceptions of competence between genders. They explore how these perceptions impact self-esteem and the ability to lead effectively. From dealing with incompetent team members to seeking counseling for personal growth, the conversation is packed with practical advice and relatable anecdotes. One standout moment is when they discuss the importance of addressing mistakes and insecurities openly.

Rather than viewing them as setbacks, Kristin and Catherine advocate for seeing them as opportunities for growth. Their discussion is not just about identifying problems but also about finding actionable solutions to build confidence and overcome fear in leadership roles. Whether you're a woman navigating your own leadership journey or someone interested in understanding the dynamics of gender in the workplace, this episode offers valuable insights.

It's a blend of empathy, wisdom, and practical tips that make it a must-listen for anyone looking to boost their leadership skills and self-esteem.