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Embracing Enough is a podcast redefining what leadership really looks like - especially for women who are done performing perfection.Each episode invites bold, honest conversations with women who are leading, healing, and unlearning the stories that told them they weren’t…
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136. The Most Resistant Person Doesn't Get to Decide (opens the original)
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What happens when a leader works so hard to be inclusive that everyone begins to experience them as indecisive? In this episode of Embracing Enough , Dina unpacks what happens when one highly vocal team member repeatedly derails conversations - and a thoughtful, capable leader begins organizing the entire decision-making process around managing that person’s reaction. Because there is a difference between making people feel heard and requiring everyone to agree before moving forward. Dina explor
135. Your Body Isn't the Problem. It's Trying to Tell You Something. (opens the original)
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In this episode of Embracing Enough , Dina sits down with nervous system and embodiment expert Dara Steinberg , founder of Slow Down to Become , for a conversation about one of the most overlooked leadership skills: feeling safe enough to trust yourself. Together, they explore why so many high-achieving women mistake chronic stress, overperformance, and people-pleasing for ambition - and how those patterns often stem from messages they received long before they entered the workplace. Rather than
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