45: Learning to lead with value with Kareen Walsh

Finding the clarity to lead with value<br /> <br />This week’s guest is someone who is a master in all that she does, someone who sees things that most people don’t, in business and in people. She is a growth strategist and business developer, someone who can see your blind spots and help you get clear on all that you are capable of. Kareen Walsh is a leadership expert and helps people lead with value in all aspects of their life—whether it is at home, in relationships, or in their own business.<br /> <br />Listen to this episode to hear how to lead with value, how to drown out the noise around you, find clarity in what you truly want, and how to give yourself permission to show up—and fumble.<br /> <br />Listen now<br /> <br /> <br />Show up authentically<br /> <br />We start off the episode discussing the most important first step to leading with value—working on yourself first so you can show up authentically in your own core values. Kareen discusses how she had to go through her own self journey and see how she was overexerting herself and putting others needs first before she finally chose to take time for herself. She committed to her own self-improvement so that she could truly help others with their own.<br /> <br />Getting in touch with your core values<br /> <br />She discusses the first thing most people skip when trying to lead—clarity. When it comes to clarity being surrounded by so much noise we experience daily, it can be overwhelming to decipher what you actually want—and not just what your peers influence you to think you want.<br /> <br />Letting go of what no longer serves you, to make space for what does<br /> <br />Your business is 100% reflection of how you lead it, and Kareen shares the three things that can help you figure out your core values and lead in a way that portrays them. We discuss the freedom of change, how to identify when to end something that no longer serves you, and how to leverage your self-development to make the impact you want. Kareen talks about her own experience in m