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#140 The Transformed Leader (with Amy Elizabeth Fox)
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This week we welcome back Amy Fox, CEO and co-founder of Mobius Executive Leadership. Amy is a beacon of transformational leadership and a steward of spaces where healing and growth flourish. She joined us recently for a conversation about trauma-informed leadership, and what makes today’s episode special is that this conversation was recorded almost two years ago. For a variety of reasons we weren’t able to publish at that time, but we’re excited to finally be able to share this enlightening conversation with you today as a bonus episode.
If you haven’t yet heard my previous conversation with Amy, this episode will serve as a wonderful companion piece. Amy shares insights on the importance of respecting defense mechanisms, the innate desire for connection, and the power of creating safe spaces — even virtually — that can be felt across continents. As we navigate the complexities of leadership in a world that’s both charted and uncharted, Amy’s voice is both a guide and a gentle reminder that we are all walking each other home.
Let’s get settled in and hear what Amy has for us.
"The Journey" by Mary Oliver One day you finally knew What you had to do, and began, Though the voices around you Kept shouting Their bad advice, Though the whole house Began to tremble And you felt the old tug At your ankles. "Mend my life!" Each voice cried. But you didn't stop. You knew what you had to do, Though the wind pried With its stiff fingers At the very foundations, Though their melancholy Was terrible. It was already late Enough, and a wild night, And the road full of fallen branches and stones. But little by little, As you left their voices behind, The stars began to burn Through the sheets of clouds, And there was a new voice, Which you slowly Recognized as your own, That kept you company As you strode deeper Into the world, Determined to do The only thing you could do, Determined to save The only life you could save.
Show Notes:
* #129 Trauma-Informed Leadership (with Amy Elizabeth Fox)
* linkedin.com/in/amyelizabethfox
Connect with Andy:
* KONU // Leadership development for mission-driven change agents
* KONU Events // Open enrollment leadership development workshops
* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewjcahill/
* Instagram: instagram.com/wonderdomepodcast
The Wonder Dome is a listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
Get full access to The Wonder Dome at wonderdome.substack.com/subscribe
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Manage episode 406102562 series 2783503
This week we welcome back Amy Fox, CEO and co-founder of Mobius Executive Leadership. Amy is a beacon of transformational leadership and a steward of spaces where healing and growth flourish. She joined us recently for a conversation about trauma-informed leadership, and what makes today’s episode special is that this conversation was recorded almost two years ago. For a variety of reasons we weren’t able to publish at that time, but we’re excited to finally be able to share this enlightening conversation with you today as a bonus episode.
If you haven’t yet heard my previous conversation with Amy, this episode will serve as a wonderful companion piece. Amy shares insights on the importance of respecting defense mechanisms, the innate desire for connection, and the power of creating safe spaces — even virtually — that can be felt across continents. As we navigate the complexities of leadership in a world that’s both charted and uncharted, Amy’s voice is both a guide and a gentle reminder that we are all walking each other home.
Let’s get settled in and hear what Amy has for us.
"The Journey" by Mary Oliver One day you finally knew What you had to do, and began, Though the voices around you Kept shouting Their bad advice, Though the whole house Began to tremble And you felt the old tug At your ankles. "Mend my life!" Each voice cried. But you didn't stop. You knew what you had to do, Though the wind pried With its stiff fingers At the very foundations, Though their melancholy Was terrible. It was already late Enough, and a wild night, And the road full of fallen branches and stones. But little by little, As you left their voices behind, The stars began to burn Through the sheets of clouds, And there was a new voice, Which you slowly Recognized as your own, That kept you company As you strode deeper Into the world, Determined to do The only thing you could do, Determined to save The only life you could save.
Show Notes:
* #129 Trauma-Informed Leadership (with Amy Elizabeth Fox)
* linkedin.com/in/amyelizabethfox
Connect with Andy:
* KONU // Leadership development for mission-driven change agents
* KONU Events // Open enrollment leadership development workshops
* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewjcahill/
* Instagram: instagram.com/wonderdomepodcast
The Wonder Dome is a listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
Get full access to The Wonder Dome at wonderdome.substack.com/subscribe
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