BROKEN OPEN: UNLOCKING AUTHENTIC LEADERSHIP THROUGH FEMININE INTELLIGENCE

Leader to Leader Pub Date : 2025-08-08 DOI:10.1002/ltl.20920
Elina Teboul
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The author is a leadership expert/coach, former attorney at Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP, and adjunct professor at Fordham Law School. She believes that authentic leadership “emerges…when we allow ourselves to break open, transcending rigid constructs to embrace qualities like empathy, vulnerability, intuition, and interconnectedness.” She writes that this “constitutes feminine intelligence, a universal strength that empowers leaders, irrespective of gender, to engage meaningfully with their teams, communities, and broader society.” She discusses her personal example of transformation from the world of corporations and elite law firms to her more recent roles in philanthropy and a member of the Advisory Board of the Earth Law Center. She describes in detail five “Practical Strategies to Cultivate Feminine Intelligence.” In her words, they are: 1, Commit to Continuous Self-Reflection. 2. Encourage and Model Vulnerability. 3. Lead with Empathy and Compassion. 4. Cultivate Deep and Inclusive Listening. 5. Redefine Success With Holistic Metrics. She also taps into the 20th century wisdom of the mythologist and author Joseph Campbell and his idea of the hero’s journey; and the psychologist Carl Jung’s concept that “wholeness requires embracing both our inner masculine and feminine energies.”

打破僵局:通过女性智慧释放真正的领导力
作者是一位领导力专家/教练,曾任戴维斯·波尔克·沃德威尔律师事务所律师,福特汉姆法学院兼职教授。她认为,真正的领导力“出现在……当我们允许自己打破束缚,超越僵化的结构,拥抱同情、脆弱、直觉和相互联系等品质时。”她写道,这“构成了女性的智慧,一种普遍的力量,使领导者无论性别如何,都能与他们的团队、社区和更广泛的社会进行有意义的接触。”她讨论了自己从企业和精英律师事务所转型到最近在慈善事业中的角色和地球法律中心顾问委员会成员的个人例子。她详细描述了五种“培养女性智慧的实用策略”。用她的话来说就是:1、坚持不断的自我反省。2. 鼓励和示范脆弱性。用同理心和同情心来领导。培养深度和包容性的倾听。用整体指标重新定义成功。她还借鉴了20世纪神话学家兼作家约瑟夫·坎贝尔(Joseph Campbell)的智慧,以及他对英雄旅程的看法;以及心理学家卡尔·荣格(Carl Jung)的概念:“整体性需要同时拥抱我们内在的男性和女性能量。”
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