
The Leader Learner Podcast
The Leader Learner podcast is for readers and leaders of all kinds.
Rather than talk to authors about the professional development books that they have written, the Leader Learner podcast spotlights readers and delves into their process the book(s) that have had an impact on them and their work.
This podcast is brought to you by Theresa Destrebecq, founder of Emerge Book Circles.
Join me as I discuss books, learning, and leadership with the guests.
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The Leader Learner Podcast
S03E10 The Trombone Leadership Episode
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Theresa Destrebecq & Vincent Musolino
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Season 3
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Episode 10
Check-In:
- How did you spend your summer breaks as a child?
Big Ideas:
- How do you know when connection exists in a group?
- The importance of having care/connection when giving feedback
- Connection is not the same as relationship
- Feel a connection to someone without a relationship
- A relationship can exist without fully knowing someone
- Trusting character versus trusting someone's competencies
- Trust: Competence, Kindness, Reliability
- BRAVING Model of Trust (Brené Brown): Boundaries, Reliability, Accountability, Vault, Integrity, Non-Judgment, Generosity
- Intent doesn't always match impact - can care about someone and still hurt them
- Creating more intention when giving feedback
- Being unkind versus the perception of being unkind
- Does kindness have a place in business?
- We choose complacency and kindness can cross over - we don't give feedback when it's needed because we know it will hurt
- When is too much too much
- Connecting just enough to do my job well
- How much is too much connecting as a leader?
- Do people want their leaders to know about them?
- Connecting with people to be strategic/manipulative rather than human
- Do we need to know the in and outs of our teams to be a good leader?
- Shifting connecting depending on the individual needs of your team
- Do we need to manage the perceptions of others on our team?
- You don't have to ask, but you have to listen
- People on our teams have different attachment styles
- Is it too much to have to adapt/chameleon to our teams needs?
- Ask people what they expect from you and set boundaries
- Accompanying our team members
- Accompanying and giving the infrastructure to others
- Having clear expectations and the same map means we don't need to be as connected
- Connection is needed to set expectations and create the map together
- Is connection turning into the solution to all of our leadership problems?
- None of us has a map of where our business goes, so connection support us
- Common understandings of what you need to be doing and then you can improvise
- Pull back from connection as being "the answer" to your leadership issues
- Knowing information can share that you care
- The little things are important to others
- Why are you connecting?
- What's the "right" amount of connection with our teams?
Resources:
- The Speed of Trust, Stephen Covey
- BRAVING Inventory, Brené Brown
- How to Know A Person, by David Brooks
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