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Why Leadership Matters

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by June Chambliss

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The most honest podcast about leadership accountability. Principles from June Chambliss, CEO of Women Who Matter Too -www.womenwhomattertoo.org

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7/7/2023

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Episode thumbnail for Why Leadership Matters | E15: Unity - The New Journey for Women Ministers

September 21, 2024

Why Leadership Matters | E15: Unity - The New Journey for Women Ministers

<p>In this episode, June Chambliss addresses the often silent but critical issue of disunity among women in ministry. She emphasizes how this division, whether subtle or overt, weakens both individual leadership and collective spiritual growth. Drawing from scripture and personal insights, June unpacks how disunity shows up in forms like exclusion, lack of support, and unhealthy competition, and why overcoming it is essential to fulfilling God’s mission for women leaders.<br>Key Areas Explored:<br>* The subtle and overt manifestations of disunity in ministry<br>* How disunity hinders the broader mission of the church<br>* Practical ways women in ministry can foster unity and collaboration<br>* The importance of addressing disunity to unlock collective strength in leadership<br>June offers five practical steps women in ministry can take today to build unity, including starting discussions on disunity, checking personal biases, and joining supportive communities. She reminds us “Unity is the new journey for women ministers.” If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, subscribe, and share! Happy leading.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Why Leadership Matters | EP14: Our Personal Leadership During the Israel-Hammas Upheaval

November 21, 2023

Why Leadership Matters | EP14: Our Personal Leadership During the Israel-Hammas Upheaval

<p>In this episode, June delves into the Israel-Hamas conflict, unveiling its nuanced impacts on teams and leaders. From unsettling effects on employees to heated office debates among those with opposing views, the ripple effect is more pervasive than we may realize. June emphasizes the need for leaders to prioritize intentional communication, demonstrating how teams can navigate differences while maintaining morale and productivity.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Key Focus Areas:</p> <ol> <li>Understanding the workplace impact of the Israel-Hamas war on leadership and teams.</li> <li>Leading effectively in an environment of charged opinions and differences.</li> <li>Implementing intentional communication practices for navigating challenging topics.</li> </ol> <p><strong>June&#39;s Call to Action:</strong> Leaders, it&#39;s time to check the pulse of your team. Engage in conversations about the ongoing situation, showing empathy for its impact on your employees. As leaders, let&#39;s navigate these disruptive times with creativity and resilience. If you found value in this episode, don&#39;t forget to rate and subscribe! Happy leading.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Why Leadership Matters | E13: Creative Leadership

November 2, 2023

Why Leadership Matters | E13: Creative Leadership

<p>In this episode, June Chambliss speaks on the subject of Creative Leadership. As leaders, it’s easy to stay stuck in our ways and continue to implement leadership techniques that are no longer as effective as they once were. June invites listeners to re-evaluate their current leadership styles and make out time to truly prioritise leading from a place of creativity because it can have significant influence on leading and guiding in turbulent and disruptive times.</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Key Areas Explored</strong></p> <p><br></p> <ul> <li>The divine interplay between creativity and leadership</li> <li>Understanding leadership and creativity from a spiritual perspective</li> <li>Creative leadership as the solution to the various problems in our society today</li> <li>Misleading thoughts about creativity</li> </ul> <p><br></p> <p>June reminds listeners that creative leadership encompasses so much more than making little tweaks here and there. It requires focus, discipline and intentionality. In times like this, leaders have the ability to create something for the hour if they would only take a step back and lead from a place of creativity. If you enjoyed this episode, please be sure to rate and subscribe! Happy leading.</p>

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What is Why Leadership Matters?

The most honest podcast about leadership accountability.

Principles from June Chambliss, CEO of Women Who Matter Too -www.womenwhomattertoo.org

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

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This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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