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✨Hey LinkedIn Friends!✨ I am honored to have been featured in this episode of Executive Connect where we dive into the core of Transformative Leadership—a topic that's near and dear to my heart. 🌟 In this discussion, I share my journey from investment banking to academia and consulting, and how faith and spirituality have been essential in shaping my leadership philosophy. We talk about the intersection of faith-based principles and ethical decision-making, the power of bringing your full self into the workplace, and practical strategies for building resilience and transforming mindsets. Leadership is not just about holding a title—it's about cultivating self-awareness, managing stress, and developing a strong support system to serve with compassion and purpose. I also emphasize the importance of trust, openness, and vulnerability as essential pillars of impactful leadership. Thank you, Melissa Aarskaug, for the thoughtful conversation and for highlighting the values I strive to live by in my work! Follow Executive Connect on LinkedIn and other platforms for more insights on leadership. #TransformativeLeadership #FaithInLeadership #LeadershipDevelopment #Resilience #MindsetShift #TrustInLeadership #LeadWithPurpose #ServeWithCompassion

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Thanks to Denise Patrick, PhD for the discussion on Transformative Leadership. In this episode Dr. Denise Patrick shares her journey from investment banking to academia and consulting, highlighting the integration of faith and spirituality into leadership. She discusses how faith-based principles guide ethical decision-making and emphasizes bringing one's full self into the workplace. Dr. Patrick offers strategies for building resilience and transforming mindsets, stressing the importance of self-awareness, stress management, and developing a support system. The conversation also covers the significance of trust, openness, and vulnerability in leadership, concluding with insights on transformative influence and compassionate service as key leadership pillars. https://lnkd.in/gRDEYX3i

Transformative Leadership, Faith & Resilience with Dr. Denise Patrick

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Ouida Vendryes

Owner, Resolution Management; Professional & Workforce Development ● 360 Assessment ● Business Retreats ● Strategic Plan

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It’s exciting to see your philosophy evolved, Denise.

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Melissa Aarskaug

Dynamic Senior Executive ➤ Growth Catalyst in Technology & Cybersecurity ➤ People-Centric Leader with an Engineering Edge ➤ Passionate Leadership Advocate ➤ Host of Executive Connect Podcast and speaker➤ Mom of 4

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Thank you Denise Patrick, PhD for being on and sharing your journey! Excited to learn more about what’s next for you!❤️

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