35 Nic (Rosie) Steevenson: "The opportunity to fire missiles as a new navigator, empowered me".

Join us on Forging Resilience as we sit down with Rosie Steevenson, a former RAF navigator Rosie's journey into aviation began at age 12, driven by an inspiring newspaper advert, and has taken her from navigating the Tornado F3 during the post-9/11 era to co-running a business focused on human performance and organizational efficiency. In this episode, Rosie shares her unique experience from being a front-line squadron member to becoming an instructor specializing in developmental missile firings. Discover the essential role of briefing and debriefing in team performance, and how fostering an environment of psychological safety can make all the difference. By drawing comparisons with industries like healthcare, Rosie illustrates how the lessons learned in the military can be applied to improve continuous improvement and team cohesion in various high-pressure environments.Rosie also delves into the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership, normalizing failure, and the power of constructive feedback. Her personal anecdotes, such as her early resilience-building experiences in a challenging swim team, offer a compelling look at how these lessons have shaped her ability to overcome obstacles.  Tune in for a rich tapestry of stories and lessons that will inspire you to embrace resilience and elevate your leadership game.https://www.linkedin.com/in/nic-steevenson-08170146/https://weareonamission.co.uk/Help us improve! I'd love to get your feedback...Forging Resilience supports Save A WarriorSave A Warrior works with veterans and first responders facing complex PTSD and the reality of suicide.Through this podcast, we’re supporting their work.If you want to get behind it, you can do that by buying a bag of  Major Stoke Blend coffee. All profits go directly to Save A Warrior.Good coffee. Real conversations. Work that matters.Support the showFollow my social media accounts | LinkedIn | Instagram |