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Leadership Is Emotional Work (Most Leaders Arenโt Trained for It) – Leadership Insider
In this episode of Leadership Insider, Paul reflects on one of the most overlooked realities of leadership today: leadership is emotional, whether we acknowledge it or not. Drawing on more than four decades of experience working with leaders, teams, and global organisations, he explores how many leadership problems remain hidden in plain sight because they are misdiagnosed, avoided, or oversimplified.Key themes explored in this episode:Why leadership is shaped more by emotional climate than strategy or structureHow leaders often mistake control, compliance, or engagement metrics for real leadershipThe difference between managing obedience and cultivating ownershipWhy people disengage when they feel unseen, unheard, or unsafeHow emotional blind spots quietly erode trust, culture, and performanceWhy the most damaging leadership issues are often the most obvious onesHow misdiagnosing problems leads to repeated fixes that never workPaul also shares real-world observations from working inside organisations โ including luxury brands โ showing how leaders can become disconnected from the lived experience of their people, and how this disconnect affects morale, loyalty, and results.Key takeaway:Leadership improves when leaders stop managing symptoms and start paying attention to the emotional reality of the people they lead.To continue the conversation, you can stay connected with Paul through the Leadership Insider podcast, where he shares further reflections on leadership, culture, and the human side of work.
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