107. Redefining Leadership: How To Be Quietly Powerful [Interview with Megumi Miki]

Leadership has changed over time and continues to evolve as we’re seeing so many shifts and changes in the economy and world of work. However, most of us still think of leaders are those loud, extraverted and very confident, charismatic people. Until today because this week’s interview and insights will show you that there is power in being quiet. Megumi Miki is joining us to share some of her insights and findings of her research of and work with executive leaders and teams where she challenges the status quo in leadership to unlock the hidden talent and collective potential.  Megumi Miki is an author, speaker and consultant in leadership, culture and diversity and inclusion, with a background in strategy, economics and finance. She has supported a diverse range of clients, including government agencies, non-profits, and multinational corporations and speaking at a range of conferences. Megumi challenges the status quo in leadership to unlock the hidden talent and collective potential.  She is best known for her book "," which challenges conventional assumptions about what it takes to be a successful leader. The book received the .  Drawing on her personal experiences and working with leaders from diverse backgrounds and industries, Megumi offers a fresh perspective on the qualities that enable quiet individuals to be effective and impactful leaders. In addition, Megumi advocates for a more expanded and diverse approach to leadership that values quieter, understated approaches – whether you are naturally quiet or not. ___________ Want to become the Trusted Authority in your field by building and monetising your expertise?  Here are a few ways you can get started with my resources: 1.) Get your copy of my - Trusted Authority - From Technical Expert To Trusted Authority    2.) Watch my brand new 33min training: 3.) Book your complimentary 4.) Connect with Check out all show notes and further resources over at