If you’re looking for inspiring and practical ways to deepen your leadership, then this episode of the Lead with Love podcast is for you.
In this episode, I get cozy with my friend and women’s leadership coach, Nisha Moodley where we talk about open hearted leadership, boundaries, motherhood and business, and channeling anger for the greater good.
Nisha is a women’s leadership coach and the founder of Global Sisterhood Day. Her work is driven by a belief in the immense power of sisterhood to help us expand our individual and collective freedom.
She works with women who feel a deep calling to offer their hearts and hands in service to humanity, and through their work together, her aim is to support them in embracing their innate brilliance, expanding their freedom, embodying their leadership, and aligning their actions with their inner truth.
Her work blends years of interest and study in spirituality, holistic health, coaching, and Family Systems. She’s been a coach for 10 years, leading mastermind groups, online courses, and over 30 retreats around the world.
To me leading with love is having an open heart and having the courage to both give and receive.
– NISHA MOODLEY
What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!)
Why courage is one of Nisha’s favorite words and how it relates to leading with love [2:38]
How she’s learned to react to online feedback and determine how much to allow in to her space [8:13]
Her approach to sharing personal stories online and the boundaries she’s put in place around doing this [15:25]
Why Nisha uses her voice and online presence for justice and advocacy, and what’s she’s learned about channeling her anger for the greater good [24:31]
Her favorite embodiment practice and the way she now celebrates her choices [33:00]
What it’s looked like for Nisha to become a mother while already running a successful business [36:43]
What she brings to her retreats to add to the overall experience for the guests, and herself [44:55]
The self-care practices she does both before, and after, doing her retreats [50:53]
The birth of Nisha’s course, Soul of Leadership and what it’s become since starting [58:00]
“To me leading with love is having an open heart and having the courage to both give and receive, and I think both of those things can be edgy for us as human beings.” [3:33]
“I owe myself to face myself and my life, but I don’t owe it to anyone else.” [16:34]
“I show myself to the world as a more whole and complete person now. There were things that I always cared about, but now I’m just talking about them more.” [28:59]
“Everything doesn’t have to be a giant leap. I think that growth is often slow and steady.” [32:41]
“I’ve so much come to recognize that there is no perfect time to become a mother. There is really no right way to do it.” [36:50]
“We sometimes can very easily overlook that we need, as humans, the nourishment of connection and intimacy.” [47:54]
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