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Too often, people with the biggest hearts opt out of influence or leadership, fearing they’ll have to become someone they’re not, or that power means sacrificing their values. This podcast is a gathering place for everyone who wants to believe that it’s possible to lead with high standards AND kindness. If you crave reminders that there is always a way to show up with kindness and courage, this is for you. Each episode is an intimate voice note, sometimes from me, Noomi, and sometimes from a fellow traveler, sharing real, uncensored thoughts, important questions and practical stories. These notes are like a conversation with a friend who sees your strength, believes in your goodness and reminds you to treat yourself as an asset. We show up shoulder-to-shoulder, not to be taught, but to be strengthened by each other’s wisdom and presence. We explore what it means to lead powerfully and kindly, to hold high standards without burning out, to experiment with “AND” thinking when the world wants either/or, and to grow stronger and more courageous because of our past, not in spite of it. Come for a fresh perspective, to reconnect with your inner power and to remember you’re not alone. Stay because you want to be part of a movement that believes: Kindness is what makes power safe and that creating meaningful impact starts in our own hearts, every day. We are The PowerKind. Together, we’re building the world we want to live in, one voice note at a time.
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In this episode, Noomi explores the thought-provoking question: Do kind humans ask for too little? She delves into how societal conditioning can limit what we are willing to ask for and encourages listeners to challenge
Show notesHow do we hold both power and kindness? In this episode, Noomi explores the delicate balance between power and kindness, delving into why power without kindness can turn to control, and kindness without power can leave y
Show notesWhy is it hard to publicly celebrate kind leaders? In this episode, Noomi explores why it can feel difficult to openly honor and celebrate leaders who demonstrate kindness. Drawing on nearly two decades of leadership coa
Show notesThe world becomes better when kind humans succeed. But too often, people with the biggest hearts opt out of influence or leadership, fearing they’ll have to become someone they’re not, or that power means sacrificing the
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