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My imperfect journey of leadership (and what I’ve learned)
I have something really special to share with you today…
I recently had the honor of being interviewed on the Rising Women Leaders podcast, hosted by Meredith Rom.
We dove into SO many topics, and I shared openly about some of the most challenging and humbling experiences in my life – and what I learned from them.
Because I believe that is the true nature of leadership…
Turning your wounds into wisdom, and sharing those embodied lessons with others. Taking responsibility for the consequences of your actions. Standing in complete confidence and deep humility at the same time.
I also believe we are ALL leaders, and leading by example. (If you are reading this right now you too are a leader.)
And it’s my sincere wish that you find something of value in this interview.
It’s my offering to you – from one leader to another…
You’ll Discover:
- The story of my spiritual awakening – how I went from a sheltered girl from the Midwest, to a depressed college student… to healing and finding my life’s calling in yoga and psychology
- Our role as leaders in the uprising of the feminine
- My personal imperfect journey of educating myself in the world of race & activism
- How to find your authentic voice and stand out in your field
- How women can shift from competition to collaboration (both personally and collectively)
- My favorite practices and tools for healing trauma
- The importance of becoming skilled in business – so you can live out your calling, and share your message with those who need it most
- Love & relationships – and what we can learn from our soul contracts
Click here to listen to the full interview.
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Hi Ashley,
it was a really interesting interview,I’ll be back for reading more
it was a really interesting interview, I’ve just found your page but I guess I’ll be back for reading more 🙂
S.
Ashley Turner,
Thank you so much for this!
This was sitting in my email and the morning I decided to listen to it was after my husband told me he was just here (in our marriage) waiting for our daughter to graduate.
Initially I was angry about his statement but then I realized that I agreed with him. I was just here living out my days of marriage until our daughter graduates too.
Your message was right on time. Thank you for ALL of it.
Namaste