You had the idea, someone louder spoke first, and the moment passed. Dr. Christiane explains quiet confidence, the leadership myth that keeps capable people silent, and the one sentence that brings your idea back into the room.
My student finished her assignment early and still got a zero. In EP98, Dr. Christiane and Sammy use three jars of water to show why we procrastinate until the last minute, why we panic, and the Goldilocks rule for deadlines.
You posted it, good reach, good numbers, and a week later nobody remembers it was yours. In EP97, Dr. Christiane and Sammy put the phone down, make tea, and pull out a pineapple mug to explain visibility vs resonance. Only one builds trust.
A bus pulls up and the first step is too high, so you wait on the sidewalk. Dr. Christiane shows you how to lower the bus so the first step meets you where you already stand.
A bus pulls up and the first step is too high, so you wait on the sidewalk. Dr. Christiane shows you how to lower the bus so the first step meets you where you already stand.
In German, the word for leader also means ladder. That twist became the truest definition of leadership I have found. Here is what makes a good leader, the three things the best ones do, and how small, steady support helps people climb.
