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Why Leadership Matters
by June Chambliss
The most honest podcast about leadership accountability. Principles from June Chambliss, CEO of Women Who Matter Too -www.womenwhomattertoo.org
Episodes
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Why Leadership Matters | E15: Unity - The New Journey for Women Ministers
In this episode, June Chambliss addresses the often silent but critical issue of disunity among women in ministry. She emphasizes how this division, whether subtle or overt, weakens both individual leadership and collective spiritual growth. Drawing from scripture and personal insights, June...
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Why Leadership Matters | EP14: Our Personal Leadership During the Israel-Hammas Upheaval
In this episode, June delves into the Israel-Hamas conflict, unveiling its nuanced impacts on teams and leaders. From unsettling effects on employees to heated office debates among those with opposing views, the ripple effect is more pervasive than we may realize. June emphasizes the need for...
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Why Leadership Matters | E13: Creative Leadership
In this episode, June Chambliss speaks on the subject of Creative Leadership. As leaders, it’s easy to stay stuck in our ways and continue to implement leadership techniques that are no longer as effective as they once were. June invites listeners to re-evaluate their current leadership styles…
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Why Leadership Matters | E12: How Leadership Plays Into the Small Disruptions of Life
In this episode, June Chambliss brings attention to the everyday impact of small disruptions happening in our lives. As a society, our resilience is being tested as we navigate changes in pricing for consumer goods, local regulations, family dynamics, and more. Small disruptions can lead to...
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Why Leadership Matters | E11: Leaders Need Support
In this episode, June Chambliss reminds listeners that leaders need support that is not tied to what they do for others. Leaders carry a heavy load in business and personal realms, which often depletes them. In leadership development, there is a tendency to focus squarely on what leaders should…
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Why Leadership Matters | E10: Demystifying Authentic Leadership
In this episode, June Chambliss highlights the deception that is rampantly occurring at the height of the authentic leadership movement. Recent headlines convey the money that has been raked by individuals who are misguiding their followers - from prominent influencers to politicians. The time is...
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Why Leadership Matters | E9: Our Ease with Destructive Leadership (Part 2)
In this episode, June Chambliss delves deeper into her deconstruction of destructive leadership, identifying the common behaviors that are seen in everyday settings. She conveys how destructive leadership shows up in passive and active ways, causing followers to be conflicted with taking firm...
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Why Leadership Matters | E8: Our Ease with Destructive Leadership
In this episode, June Chambliss unpacks the danger that lies in the complicity of destructive leadership. She encourages listeners to leave the sidelines and find the courage to hold leaders to a higher standard in the pivotal times that we are facing. Destructive leadership costs everyone, and...
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Why Leadership Matters | E7: Women's Leadership as a Competitive Edge
In this episode, June Chambliss asserts that effective women's leadership is ideal for disruptive times. She explores the organic skill sets women develop in their lifestyles that are directly transferable to organizational leadership. This encouraging episode is sure to ignite confidence and...
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Why Leadership Matters | E6: Area-Focused Leadership
In this episode, June Chambliss talks about the importance of "area-focused leadership" in catapulting leaders during disruptive times. June makes the case that it would be prudent for people of influence to add an arsenal to their leadership by way of specialization. Key focus areas explored:...
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Why Leadership Matters | E5: How Church Leaders Approach Disruptive Times
In this episode, June Chambliss delves into the ways that church leaders may be missing the mark on ministry opportunities since the COVID-19 pandemic. June posits that the church has found itself in a state of ongoing disruption as a result of the pandemic. Key Themes: The relevancy of the…
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Why Leadership Matters | E4: As the World Turns
In this episode, June Chambliss draws parallels between recent record-breaking events and the adaptive nature of the world's best leaders. She sheds light on the practical steps she takes in her personal life to process rapidly-evolving times, encouraging leaders to be just as intentional about...
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Why Leadership Matters | E3: Taking the Initiative
In this episode, June Chambliss discusses the importance of taking the initiative in times of confusion. She explains that to be a successful leader, one must have a pulse on current events and take on the posture of a "change agent" to navigate through uncharted waters. Key Points To be a...
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Why Leadership Matters | E2: Leadership in the Future
In this episode, June Chambliss explores the topic of adaptability as it pertains to leadership. She challenges listeners to position their acumen today to be relevant leaders of the future. Key themes include: What it means to relentlessly pursue truth The role that humility plays in earning...
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Why Leadership Matters | E1: A Reality Check
Welcome to "Why Leadership Matters" with June Chambliss! On today's episode, we talk about the changing dynamics of leadership in disruptive times. Our current conversations have a heavy focus on self, and while it's great to build the leader's skills, it leads to the command and control style of...
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Why Leadership Matters | Show Kick Off
June Chambliss shares honest truths on why disruptive leadership must accompany the disruptive times we're living in. Tune in weekly for helpful insights and invigorating challenges! June is the Founder and CEO of Women Who Matter Too a nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching women leaders…
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