In today’s fast-paced corporate landscape, authenticity is a powerful tool that can set leaders apart. Yet, many professionals face internal doubts, unconscious biases, and societal pressures that hinder them from fully embracing their unique leadership styles. On this episode of Life + Leadership, Tegan Trovato, Founder and CEO of Bright Arrow Coaching, is joined by Kisha Wynter, CEO of Wynter Rich Enterprises, to discuss her journey, her DIVA Method, and her new book, *Your Power Unleashed: How Savvy Women Use Courage to Get Promoted, Get Paid, and Find Fulfillment.*
Kisha's insights are rooted in over 20 years of corporate experience and a commitment to empowering leaders to break down barriers. Together, Tegan and Kisha explore actionable strategies for building self-awareness, navigating biases, and enhancing career advancement.
Key Highlights:
- Self-Doubt as a Growth Opportunity
Kisha dives into the idea that self-doubt and fear are natural when pushing beyond comfort zones. By reframing these feelings as indicators of growth, leaders can learn to embrace new challenges rather than shy away from them. - Understanding Perception Gaps in Leadership
Leaders often face "imposter treatment" or perception gaps that arise from unconscious biases. Kisha emphasizes the need for leaders to be aware of their impact and to create psychologically safe spaces where all voices can be heard and valued. - The DIVA Method for Career Advancement
Kisha introduces her four-part DIVA Method, which includes delivering results, cultivating a personal brand (image), gaining visibility with decision-makers, and building an advisory network. Each component is designed to empower leaders to strategically advance in their careers. Curious about the DIVA Method? Take The Get Promoted Savvy Quiz - The Role of Allies and Sponsorship
Allies and sponsors play a vital role in advancing equity within organizations. By creating inclusive environments and advocating for diverse voices, senior leaders can help bridge gaps and support meaningful career growth for underrepresented groups.