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EPISODE · Feb 8, 2025 · 44 MIN

The Missing Ingredient in Leadership: Mimi Nicklin on Empathy

from The IgnitedNeurons Podcast · host Utkarsh Narang

This episode was a deep and insightful conversation with Mimi Nicklin, where we explored the power of patience and tenacity, building relationships for long-term success, navigating confidence and doubt, the importance of self-empathy, and empathy as a leadership skill. Mimi’s perspective on Listening-Led Leadership and the balance between humanism and capitalism is truly inspiring. About Mimi Nicklin Mimi Nicklin is a Bestselling Author, Award-Winning Empathy Advocate, and CEO, leading over 16,500 students worldwide. She specializes in Listening-Led Leadership, helping organizations harness emotional intelligence, team communication, and empathy-driven leadership for transformational change. She is the Founder of the Empathy Everywhere Academy, the world's most expansive training platform dedicated to empathy in leadership. Her podcast, MimiYouYou, is growing at over 800% per month, and her third leadership book is set to release in early 2026. Connect with Mimi: Website: www.empathyeverywhere.co Socials: @miminicklin Follow us for more updates: 📸 Instagram 💼 LinkedIn

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