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Today’s episode gets personal as Caneel shares her own internal struggles that almost made her decide to throw in the towel on her entire business. Her story sheds light on what most leaders have to deal with at some point in their journeys and she also shares how she overcame being “Below the Line” in the Drama Triangle.
Caneel re-established clear agreements with her family, her team, and most importantly, with herself, so she could come back into integrity and lead from presence by being “Above the Line” in how she operates her business and her life.
Learn how you can shift from broken agreements and Drama to living and leading with Empowerment and a commitment to your Whole Body Yes.
If you have fallen out of integrity or broken agreements in some areas of your life you too can regain balance. It all starts with being a little more gentle with yourself. It starts with recognizing you may be in Drama, and it’s time to move Above the Line and get back into integrity.
As one of the most sought-after corporate values, understanding and embodying integrity is an invaluable leadership skill. This crash course episode explains what integrity is and what acting with integrity looks like. During this episode you will learn how to shift back into integrity when you’re leading without it. This coaching session also details how your body’s signals can help you feel the difference between having integrity and being out of it.
3:53 – The importance of integrity in leadership, especially during hard times.
4:39 – Caneel’s personal struggle with being below the line.
6:58 – Caneel found herself stuck in the Drama Triangle.
11:37 – How Caneel shifted to be above the line after her internal crisis.
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