• Episode 4: Who’s on your personal board? - The Power of Leadership

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Episode 4: Who’s on your personal board? - The Power of Leadership

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  • In the final episode of the limited series - Reclaiming Narratives, Bukola (B), Winnie, Nike, and Hannah come together to explore the evolution of leadership, particularly through the lens of Black women in corporate spaces.The conversation begins with a candid look at the challenges of leadership, emphasising how breaking through the "glass" or "brass" ceiling involves more than just professional qualifications. It’s about confronting self-doubt, overcoming systemic bias, and navigating environments that may not always feel welcoming.

    Hannah shares a powerful story about mentoring a young leader on the cusp of a significant career move, but held back by fear—an experience many of us can relate to. Winnie highlights the importance of leading oneself before leading others, sparking an insightful debate on the core qualities of effective leadership. As the conversations flow, it becomes clear that self-leadership forms the foundation for truly authentic leadership.


    Nike speaks openly about her experience with imposter syndrome, explaining that it’s something she’s learned to manage rather than eliminate. Her story underscores the significance of self-belief in career advancement, while reflecting on vulnerability, authenticity, and empathy as essential traits for today’s leaders. We also discuss the pressures of being the only Black woman in the room, the weight it can carry, and the importance of maintaining confidence in such spaces.


    By the episode’s end, listeners are left with profound insights on leadership: it’s not about titles or positions but about owning your space, showing up with purpose, and embracing your unique strengths. The laughter, real talk, and shared experiences create an empowering atmosphere that will inspire anyone on their leadership journey to show up unapologetically, embrace their potential, and lead with confidence.


    We had an amazing time talking about this topic and hope it inspires you to own your space and step up to lead! ✨❤️👸🏾


    PS: Thanks for tuning in! Be sure to catch our other episodes if you missed them!


    Catch us live this Wednesday, October 30th, at 8 PM, where we’ll be sharing our journey on this podcast and answering all your burning questions. We’d love for you to join us!


    Connect with us:

    Instagram: @the4dpod

    TikTok: @the4dpod


    Hosts:

    Winnie A.: https://www.linkedin.com/in/winnieannanforson-b267a131/

    Bukola B (B): https://www.linkedin.com/in/bukola-bayo-yusuf-mba-msc-cipd-16808b1b/

    Nike K.: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nike-kazzim-chartered-mcipd-34432b37/

    Hannah A.: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannahawonuga/


    For inquiries, partnerships, or questions, feel free to reach out to us at: the4dpod@gmail.com

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In the final episode of the limited series - Reclaiming Narratives, Bukola (B), Winnie, Nike, and Hannah come together to explore the evolution of leadership, particularly through the lens of Black women in corporate spaces.The conversation begins with a candid look at the challenges of leadership, emphasising how breaking through the "glass" or "brass" ceiling involves more than just professional qualifications. It’s about confronting self-doubt, overcoming systemic bias, and navigating environments that may not always feel welcoming.

Hannah shares a powerful story about mentoring a young leader on the cusp of a significant career move, but held back by fear—an experience many of us can relate to. Winnie highlights the importance of leading oneself before leading others, sparking an insightful debate on the core qualities of effective leadership. As the conversations flow, it becomes clear that self-leadership forms the foundation for truly authentic leadership.


Nike speaks openly about her experience with imposter syndrome, explaining that it’s something she’s learned to manage rather than eliminate. Her story underscores the significance of self-belief in career advancement, while reflecting on vulnerability, authenticity, and empathy as essential traits for today’s leaders. We also discuss the pressures of being the only Black woman in the room, the weight it can carry, and the importance of maintaining confidence in such spaces.


By the episode’s end, listeners are left with profound insights on leadership: it’s not about titles or positions but about owning your space, showing up with purpose, and embracing your unique strengths. The laughter, real talk, and shared experiences create an empowering atmosphere that will inspire anyone on their leadership journey to show up unapologetically, embrace their potential, and lead with confidence.


We had an amazing time talking about this topic and hope it inspires you to own your space and step up to lead! ✨❤️👸🏾


PS: Thanks for tuning in! Be sure to catch our other episodes if you missed them!


Catch us live this Wednesday, October 30th, at 8 PM, where we’ll be sharing our journey on this podcast and answering all your burning questions. We’d love for you to join us!


Connect with us:

Instagram: @the4dpod

TikTok: @the4dpod


Hosts:

Winnie A.: https://www.linkedin.com/in/winnieannanforson-b267a131/

Bukola B (B): https://www.linkedin.com/in/bukola-bayo-yusuf-mba-msc-cipd-16808b1b/

Nike K.: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nike-kazzim-chartered-mcipd-34432b37/

Hannah A.: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannahawonuga/


For inquiries, partnerships, or questions, feel free to reach out to us at: the4dpod@gmail.com

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