If you've ever wondered how to lead with more humanity without losing authority, this episode is for you.

Rachel DeAlto, keynote speaker, communication and leadership expert and author joins Erin to unpack what it really means to be a relatable leader-one who's respected, trusted, and real even when the pressure's high.

Here's what you'll hear:

The one thing teams say they crave most and most bosses forget to give

What it really takes to rebuild confidence after ego-driven leadership

How to use her "Me-You-We" method to navigate tough conversations

Check out Rachel's Book: The Relatable Leader: Create a Culture of Connection

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DISCLAIMER: This episode is not explicit, though contains mild swearing that may be unsustainable for younger audiences.

Tweetable Comments

"People get stuck thinking being relatable means being nice or being friends. It doesn't. You can still be a leader and maintain boundaries while showing up as a human being."

"If you're not sure your team feels respected by you-ask them. And if you don't have the relationship to ask, they probably don't feel respected."

"It takes seconds to show that you're a human being."

"Teams are looking for respect from their leader. That's how they feel connected when they feel respected."