JSquared Elevate Consulting

@JSquared_Elevate_Consulting
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JD is a Coach, Consultant and Career Strategist who is passionate about helping others uplevel their consulting, leadership, emotional intelligence, and project management skills. She has 20+ years of experience in project delivery, change management and Leadership in a variety of industries with certifications in management coaching. She is excited to empower others on their journey to elevate their professional development.

Looking back at S1E2, Victoria Houston shows that a title grants authority, but psychological safety grants influence.

Check Vic breakdown exactly what it takes to build a culture of true empathy and clarity.

Listen:
📺 YouTube: https://zurl.co/etC3f
🎧 Spotify: https://zurl.co/NsN2Q
📝 Substack: https://zurl.co/G6w5e

As we reset our leadership foundations this week, George White Jr. reminds us: you cannot lead a team until you lead yourself.

Find George's brilliant insights on self-awareness and intentional leadership.

Listen here:
📺 YouTube: https://zurl.co/8z6Ii
🎧 Spotify: https://zurl.co/Ut7B9
📝 Substack: https://zurl.co/Ut7B9

We are dedicating this entire week to the best moments of Season 1! 🎙️

To kick off this throwback week, I pulled a few of my own favorite leadership quotes from the podcast archives. Swipe through for a mindset reset.

Which one hits hardest for you? 👑

Listen here: https://zurl.co/dQg8t

#Leadership

🎙️ NEW EPISODE IS LIVE! The highest compliment a team can give a leader is saying, "I never have to guess what they expect." Myrna Laine-Hyppolite on S2E3 shares why being direct is ultimate kindness.

Listen now:
- 📺 YouTube: https://zurl.co/g1t35
- 🎧 Spotify: https://zurl.co/fkVrv
- 📝 Substack: https://zurl.co/NG9IX

🎙️ NEW EPISODE IS LIVE!

The highest compliment a team can give a leader is saying, "I never have to guess what they expect." Myrna Laine-Hyppolite joins Season 2, Episode 3 to share why being direct is the ultimate kindness.

Listen now: https://zurl.co/oavxi 🎧👑

Past Episodes: https://zurl.co/6mv8d

#Leadership

Giving feedback can be nerve-wracking, but clarity is kind. 🛑

Delaying a hard conversation leaves your team guessing where they stand. Treat feedback as a partnership to empower your team to be their best. 👑

Read Netta Jenkins' (https://zurl.co/am3fu) post: https://zurl.co/TWSGW

#Leadership

The most effective feedback conversations are never monologues. 🗣️

If the work environment has invisible friction, asking a team member to just "try harder" won't work. Feedback is a two-way calibration. Ask them what you should Start, Stop, and Continue doing. 👑

Find the podcast: https://zurl.co/RpCRB

Delivering critical feedback without a clear framework destroys psychological safety. 🛑

When clarity is missing, critiques feel like personal attacks. To elevate your team, separate their identity from their behavior. Focus on the action, not the emotion. 👑

How do you keep feedback objective?

#EQ

The hardest transition in your career is moving from a "Doer" to an "Aligner." 🔄

The skills that got you promoted are great, but they aren't enough to lead. You have to expand your toolkit.

Take my free Unprepared Manager Quiz (https://zurl.co/rvwCz) to find your baseline! 👑

#Leadership

🎙️ GUEST REVEAL! Myrna Laine-Hyppolite (https://zurl.co/j1KzE) joins the podcast next week! 👑

Listen to hear her brilliant take on the true mark of a great leader. It isn't just about hitting goals; it is about how well you elevate your people.

Get ready for a masterclass! 🎧

FYCB! Hub: https://zurl.co/mEQcP

#EQ