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Hosted by Amanda Rohrer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 54 episodes
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Welcome to The Leadership Wound — a podcast exploring the hidden cost of leadership and the journey from pain to permission. Hosted by Amanda Rohrer, founder of Authentically You--coaching for embodied spiritual living & leading. This show creates space for honest stories from leaders who’ve faced rejection, burnout, and unraveling — and found their way back to authenticity. If you’ve ever been told you’re too much or not enough, this podcast is for you. Here, we grieve, forgive, and reclaim leadership on our own terms — embodied, unapologetic, and true. Subscribe to discover the leader you’ve always been.Looking for more? Head over to authenticleadershipcollective.com and schedule your free 30-minute Growth Plan Consult.Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss an episode!
Amanda Rohrer hosts The Leadership Wound Podcast, a religion show with 54 episodes published.
We wrap up the series When God Plants a Vision in You with one simple but powerful truth: the vision isn’t the goal—the person you’re becoming is. Through the story of Mary of Bethany, we see that what looks like a bold,
In this episode, we explore the pivotal moment when discernment becomes decision—when what you’ve been sensing internally asks you to take a real, tangible step. Through the story of Mary of Bethany, we look at the tensi
In this episode, we explore the reality that discernment is not always logical—it’s relational. Sometimes, you sense something long before you can explain it. A knowing. A pull. A direction that doesn’t fully make sense
In this episode, we explore the tension of discernment—the space between sensing something and knowing what to do with it. As leadership shifts from striving to trusting, a deeper question emerges: How do you recognize w
In this episode, we begin a new series about what it means when God places a vision in your heart. Through the story of Mary anointing Jesus, we explore a different kind of leadership—one that responds before everything
In this Unscripted Conversation, we explore the leadership journey of Pastor Hank Johnson, senior pastor of Harrisburg Brethren in Christ Church. Through stories of displacement, mentorship, and years of ministry, this c
In this Unscripted Conversation, we sit down with Ryan Cagno—pastor, denominational leader, and builder of ideas—to talk about what leadership really looks like when it’s no longer about being the person at the front. Fr
In this final episode of the Capacity for Uncertainty series, we explore what it looks like to take the next faithful step when clarity hasn’t fully arrived. Leadership rarely unfolds with perfect certainty. Instead, gro
Uncertainty isn’t what derails leaders. The meaning you assign to it does. In this episode of The Leadership Wound, we explore how your brain automatically fills in the blank when you can’t see progress — and how those i
In this episode, we explore why building your capacity for uncertainty doesn’t start with better strategies—it starts with your nervous system. When the future feels unclear, most leaders don’t actually struggle with dec
In this episode of The Leadership Wound we discuss the importance of embracing uncertainty as a leader. Emphasizing that discomfort and uncertainty are not signs of failure but opportunities for growth and deeper trust i
In this Unscripted Conversations episode with Dori Landis, the central theme is quiet leadership—especially self-leadership, the unseen inner work “between you and the Lord,” where integrity is formed long before influen
In this Unscripted Conversations episode, we sit down with Ericka Henry—pastor, church planter, and missional practitioner—to talk about what leadership really costs… and what it looks like to heal when leadership has wo
In this Unscripted Conversation, we share a warm, honest, coffee-style dialogue with Laura Flowers—life coach, Reiki master, school psychologist, and host of the Rediscovering You podcast—about what it really takes to le
In this Unscripted Conversation, we step into a quieter kind of courage—the kind that names what hurts without rushing to fix it. Amy D’Agrosa joins the podcast to talk about a leadership wound so many of us carry: the a
In this first Unscripted Conversation, we step into a deeper kind of honesty—one that doesn’t polish the edges or tidy the truth. Dr. Tony Blair joins the podcast to share a message that disrupts the pressure we feel to
In this final episode of The I Already Have Principle™ series, we explore what it means to live in the continual flow of God’s presence — the steady current of grace, love, and sufficiency that’s already carrying us. Thr
In this episode, we explore the third rhythm of The I Already Have Principle™: Embody — Lead from Sufficiency. This is where truth moves from something we know into something we live. Drawing from John Mark Comer’s Pract
In this episode, we explore the second rhythm of The I Already Have Principle™: Return — Align with What’s Real. Every day, our minds wander into fear, comparison, and mind drama — the stories that pull us out of peace a
We live in a culture that rewards constant motion — but what if the very thing you’re searching for can only be found when you stop? In this episode of The Leadership Wound — we explore the first rhythm of The I Already
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The Leadership Wound Podcast is hosted by Amanda Rohrer. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 54 episodes.
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