I speak with former union president, Ron Ruggiero, who shares his insight about his new found freedom, the power of the "pause", and the seduction of the achievement hamster wheel. Ron also explains his theory on the individual trauma within both the working class and the labor union movement as well as the link between trauma and economic / racial justice. "Growing up working class, there is also a stigma about this stuff. There's a little bit about the working class we gotta be toug...
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I speak with former union president, Ron Ruggiero, who shares his insight about his new found freedom, the power of the "pause", and the seduction of the achievement hamster wheel. Ron also explains his theory on the individual trauma within both the working class and the labor union movement as well as the link between trauma and economic / racial justice. "Growing up working class, there is also a stigma about this stuff. There's a little bit about the working class we gotta be toug...
2 Min Trailer, Episode 4: There's No Crying in Leadership
[Trauma-Informed] Leadership Uncensored
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5 years ago
2 Min Trailer, Episode 4: There's No Crying in Leadership
Bravado or vulnerability? Doggedness or self-Awareness? Intimidation or humility? Most of us can visualize these terms playing out in our past/current places of employment, with our past/current leaders or even within ourselves. On one side of the debate, some leaders believe that being smart, calculating, and competitive doesn’t equate to expressing any vulnerability, better yet crying. Leaders should convey a “professional demeanor” because anything else would be understood as b...
[Trauma-Informed] Leadership Uncensored
I speak with former union president, Ron Ruggiero, who shares his insight about his new found freedom, the power of the "pause", and the seduction of the achievement hamster wheel. Ron also explains his theory on the individual trauma within both the working class and the labor union movement as well as the link between trauma and economic / racial justice. "Growing up working class, there is also a stigma about this stuff. There's a little bit about the working class we gotta be toug...
