Real Models, Not Role Models
This keynote highlights the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in leadership, particularly in a digitally savvy world dominated by social media, where curated images often overshadow reality. In fostering better cohesion with Gen-Z and Millennial workforces, ...
This keynote highlights the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in leadership,
particularly in a digitally savvy world dominated by social media, where curated images often overshadow reality. In fostering better cohesion with Gen-Z and Millennial workforces, the message underscores that leaders don’t need to be traditional role models but should instead focus on being “real models” who inspire others to become the best versions of themselves. By embracing authenticity, especially in an environment where superficiality can prevail, leaders can create more genuine connections with their teams, leading to a more cohesive and motivated workplace. This approach encourages leaders to make “being real” the ideal, demonstrating that true power lies in authenticity rather than in portraying an unattainable image. Authentic leadership, particularly in this digital age, is key to building trust, loyalty, and long-term success within the workforce.