Podcast
Vicky Brockley - Feeling 'Safe' as a Leader
Podcast
Vicky Brockley - Feeling 'Safe' as a Leader

Join us for a captivating episode on the Manufacturing Leaders Podcast as we dive into the world of leadership with the incredible Vicky Brockley.
Episode: "Feeling Safe as a Leader"
Guest: Vicky Brockley
In this episode, we'll explore:
- The essence of leadership
- Key areas for leadership improvement
- Common struggles in manufacturing leadership
- Vicky's personal journey into manufacturing leadership
- Cultivating self-confidence in leadership roles
- Importance of breaks and exploration in career
- Creating a secure environment in management
- Strategies for stress-free and confident leadership
- Identifying signs of stress in team members
- The art of being present as a leader
- Navigating the realm of Hybrid work
- Reflecting on impactful managers
- Drawing wisdom from Ted Lasso TV Season
- Must-read books and top-tier podcasts
- Advice for the younger self
Join us to gain valuable insights into self-assurance, stress management, and effective leadership practices. Tune in now on [Link to your podcast platform] and share your thoughts in the comments below! Let's rise together as #LeadersInManufacturing.
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