An Invitation to Courage

An Invitation to Courage


We are all too familiar with this feeling:

The fear of failure.

The fear of being wrong.

The fear of rejection.

The fear of being emotionally uncomfortable.

Research tells us these fears are common, part of what makes us human. Many of us are trying to be courageous in the face of these fears, step by gentle step.

But what if our workplaces, where we spend so much time, instead of helping us feel supported, make these fears worse?

When fear stops us from sharing ideas, pointing out issues, or speaking up about problems, it's not just our own growth that's stifled, but the entire team's chance to innovate, thrive, and succeed.

Speaking up is more than just an action; it's a crucial part of being ourselves, vital for our growth. And creating a space where everyone feels safe to be courageous?is key for any organization's success.?

So, how can you, as a leader, help cultivate a culture of courage, where it is not only encouraged but celebrated??

Join Renée Smith in her latest episode of?To Work: With Love on the Gut+Science podcast?to find out. If you're short on time, the insights you're looking for are at the 8:14 mark!

We're eager to hear from you - tell us about?your experiences, challenges, and victories in building a workplace where courage flourishes in the comments below!

"Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the moment of testing, that is, at the point of the highest reality". C.S. Lewis And the highest reality is shaped by the heart. Thank you for sharing A Human Workplace

David Fearon

Award-winning thought leader, author, scholar-practitioner and conversationalist probing the nature of Practice

12 个月

The congressional republicans are running a master class in fear.

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