Fireside Chat with Dan Allyn and Jess Bunin Leading From the Inside Out Book Launch
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Watch the video →What makes someone worth following? It takes more than experience, expertise, or a position of authority. It requires self-awareness, humility, the willingness to learn from failure, and the ability to build trust with others.
In this fireside chat, GEN (R) Dan Allyn and COL (R) Jessica Bunin explore the lessons behind Jess's new book Self-Awareness and Trust: Leading Healthcare Teams from the Inside Out.
Drawing on decades of leadership experience, they share candid reflections on the experiences that shape us as leaders, the role of trust in our relationships, and the personal growth required to lead well. Their conversation offers insights for anyone seeking to become a more intentional, authentic, and effective leader, regardless of their profession or position.
Why Watch?
Leadership development doesn't end when we earn a title or gain experience. It requires ongoing reflection, a willingness to examine ourselves honestly, and the courage to learn from both successes and failures. This conversation offers an opportunity to consider how those lessons show up in our own leadership.
Reflect & Apply
Trust: What behaviors help you build trust with the people you lead? Where might you need to be more intentional?
Self-Awareness: What have your leadership experiences revealed about your strengths, blind spots, and opportunities for growth?
Learning From Failure: How have your most difficult leadership experiences shaped the leader you are today?
Becoming Worth Following: What is one behavior you could change to become a leader others trust and want to follow?
Your Takeaway: As you watch, identify one insight that challenges how you think about leadership and one action you can take to put that insight into practice.