Dr. Helen Holton, a leadership strategist, coach, author, and former Baltimore City Councilwoman, discusses how perfectionism creates “perfection-driven misalignment,” the gap between excellence and perfection that pressures leaders, teams, culture, and results. Holton shares her leadership journey, including self-doubt, overworking, feeling unseen, and the need to find one’s voice amid conscious and unconscious bias, noting
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Tesse Akpeki titled the episode “Every Petal, Dusk, Twilight, Dawn,” exploring how “every petal matters” across life’s seasons. Tesse explains dusk as darkness, uncertainty, sadness, grief, and traumatic events; twilight as an in-between transition marked by emergence, likened to a butterfly’s cocoon where painful growth and protection coexist; and dawn as new beginnings and light.
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Dr. Stella Iwuagwu, a public health professional and executive director of the Centre for the Right to Health, explores the critical issue of gender-based violence against women and girls in Nigeria, with a focus on those with disabilities. She discusses the widespread physical, sexual, and emotional violence these women face. The episode highlights the heightened
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