The Unicorn Mindset - A mindset journey to being your authentic self.

The Payoff to Growing Your Comfort Zone

In this episode, I share specific things I have done that have grown my comfort zone and provide a simple 3 question process to ensure you keep it growing after you do the scary thing you set out to do!

Accountability Doesn't Mean You Don't Have Compassion

Leaders struggle sometimes with the balance between support and compassion and accountability. Accounting doesn't mean you don't have compassion for the situation... it's actually quite the opposite. Check out these week's episode to learn more.

Do the Hard Right Thing

In this episode, I discuss the impact of not addressing the situations that feel small with your employees, as well as, the responsibility we have as leaders to create a balance of growth and accountability. The morale and engagement of your employees can be drastically impacted by your choice to be complacent in your leadership and not actively engaged. If you are feeling stuck as a leader I challenge you to remember the reason you choose to be a leader and allow that to ignite the fire that will bring you back to your whole leadership self. Share with my on instagram @thenicolemalcolm what you are taking away from this episode. I am always here to talk through any situation and help you be your authentic self.

Do I Belong Here?

Journey with me as I tell my story of finding myself and my sense of belonging. It's always up to use to decide to pull up a chair and be unapologetically ourselves. Share with me on Instagram your biggest takeaway from this weeks episode. #thenicolemalcolm

Letting Go of Limiting Beliefs

Just because you have been told something is true about yourself by someone else doesn't mean that it is. You create your own truth and your own beliefs. Let's discuss together how you can overcome your limiting beliefs that are holding you back form living your authentic, extraordinary life.  What belief are you letting go of today? Tell me on  instragram @thenicolemalcolm.