EPISODE · Sep 1, 2022 · 44 MIN
Kristen Hadeed: Leadership Thought Leader | Author of Permission To Screw Up & Founder of Student Maid
from Fearless Founders · host Midland Institute
In her conversations with high-level businesses and organizations all over the world, Kristen Hadeed talks a lot about giving yourself - and others - permission to fail. But recently, she's also been passionate about what it means to give yourself permission to pivot - which is exactly what she did in her business over the past year. In this conversation, Kristen and Alexis dig into what Kristen learned through this transition and what it looks like to treat others with courage, vulnerability, and compassion even in a leadership position - even in times of change. They unpack what it means to challenge the definition of success to create your own - even when it means failing big and messing up - and explore what this looks like, why it's important, and how to move forward.Connect with Kristen on Facebook/Instagram @KristenHadeed and learn more about her work at KristenHadeed.com.
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In her conversations with high-level businesses and organizations all over the world, Kristen Hadeed talks a lot about giving yourself - and others - permission to fail. But recently, she's also been passionate about what it means to give yourself permission to pivot - which is exactly what she did in her business over the past year. In this conversation, Kristen and Alexis dig into what Kristen learned through this transition and what it looks like to treat others with courage, vulnerability...
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Kristen Hadeed: Leadership Thought Leader | Author of Permission To Screw Up & Founder of Student Maid
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