EPISODE · Nov 15, 2024 · 44 MIN
The Intuitive Path to Sovereign Leadership With Ros Cardinal
from The Intuitive Pull · host Gisele Gambi
In this episode I speak with Ros Cardinal, an organisational development consultant and women's leadership advocate. Ros shares her journey from corporate life to a fulfilling career in helping women leaders thrive. She discusses the development of her Women's Leader Archetypes model, a tool designed to help women embrace their authentic selves and elevate their leadership skills. The conversation delves into Ros's personal experiences, including her battles with cancer, and the transformative impact those experiences had on her life and work. The episode highlights the importance of integrating intuition, spirituality, and holistic well-being into leadership, with Ros's work offering a fresh perspective on women's leadership in the corporate world. Thank you Ros. May your story inspire others into their own sovereign leadership. If you'd like to get in contact with Ros, you can do that here You can find Ros' consulting business here: https://www.shapingchange.com.au/ And her Women’s Leader Archetypes here: https://www.womensleaderarchetypes.com.au/ 00:00 Intro 01:00 Introducing Ros Cardinal 01:57 Ros's Journey and Passion for Women's Leadership 03:16 Challenges Women Face in the Workplace 04:27 The Birth of a New Leadership Model 07:14 Unexpected Discoveries in Research 13:23 Accreditation and Empowerment 17:03 The Sovereign Archetype 22:15 Women in Leadership: The Struggle for Representation 22:58 Exploring Spirituality and Intuition 23:37 Unexplainable Experiences: Pendulums and Water Dowsing 26:22 The Power of Archetypes in Personal Growth 29:17 Transformative Coaching Stories 33:28 Facing Cancer: A Journey of Resilience and Change 39:19 Living a Life of No Regrets 43:17 Final Thoughts and Resources
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