Vulnerable Leader = Weak?
Or Authentic?
Let's explore together ↓
For a long time, we've been sold the image of the infallible leader.
→ Strong posture
→ Unshakeable
→ Almost superhuman
But what if this vision is outdated?
What if vulnerability, far from being a flaw, is a hidden strength?
Daring to say "I don't know", admitting a mistake or asking for help,
→ Doesn't make you a fragile leader
→ It reveals your humanity
And it's this authenticity that truly inspires.
The numbers confirm it.
◉ According to Harvard Business Review, authentic and vulnerable leaders boost team engagement by 20%.
Why?
Because a human leader creates a climate of trust where everyone feels free:
→ To express themselves
→ To innovate
→ To collaborate without fear of judgment
So the question is not:
"Should we hide our weaknesses?"
But rather:
How to transform your vulnerability into a lever for inspiration and cohesion?
What about you?
How do you perceive vulnerability in a leader?
Tell me about your experience in the comments.
→ Want to discuss it?
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