EP 133: The Not So Subtle Art of Caring with Phillip Kane

"If people don't know they work in an environment where there's safety around mistakes, they'll never risk anything and they'll never trust you as a leader,"

Phillip Kane, Author and Caring Leadership Expert

For over 40 years, caring leadership expert and author, Phillip Kane, has consulted with leaders across the globe. Inspiring leaders to embrace a mindset and practice that the way to lead people is by caring about them. Phillip does this by showing and teaching leaders that ROI, results, business practices, risk, and even innovation hinge on to caring leadership.

Featured in leadership books such as colleagues, Kouzes and Posner's The Leadership Challenge, and contributor writer to Inc. Magazine, Phillip's soon-to-launch book, The Not So Subtle Art of Caring, is a collection of letters spanning over 20 years given to people about caring.

"I still have your letters," and "You made life better," are some comments from people who've received a caring letter for the 20 years.

In this episode, we cover:

• A key phrase to encourage and inspire
• Keeping dignity intact
• One phrase to use to re-frame risk and mistakes
• The most important word to use
• Applying grace - what does it mean, what does it look like, what does it do

AND MORE!

Listen. Be present. And Go Beyond!

xoxo,

Dr. Deb

To connect with Phillip Kane, visit:

Website:  PhillipKaneAuthor.com

Book: The Not So Subtle Art of Caring

Twitter: @ThePhillipKane

To connect with Dr. Deb Lindh, visit:

Website - Dr. Deb Lindh

Twitter - @DebraLindh

Twitter- @PTSDandBeyond

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