Growth Edge Leadership Newsletter
Across healthcare and academic medicine, many leaders are navigating two demanding worlds simultaneously: the pursuit of scientific excellence and the realities of modern parenthood.
For women in research and academic medicine, this intersection often creates a quiet but powerful tension. Institutions are structured around what many scholars describe as the “ideal worker norm”, a model that a...
Leadership often asks more of us than skill alone can provide.
It asks for steadiness when outcomes are uncertain. It asks for courage when the path is unclear. It asks for humility when we would rather appear confident than admit we are still learning. And it asks for reflection in a world that rewards speed, output, and constant motion.
In this week’s episode of The Growth Edge Leadership...
You don’t have to be loud to have an ego.
Even the most thoughtful, analytical, and measured leaders can quietly protect their assumptions, defend their decisions, or resist feedback.
Ego isn’t about personality.It’s about posture.
And humility is the discipline that keeps it in check.
In leadership, ego often gets rewarded first.Humility gets rewarded later, but longer.
There is a...
