From Start-up to Grown-up - Sadie Lincoln on Why Leaders Need Self-Compassion
In this segment, Sadie Lincoln emphasizes that self‑compassion is an essential practice for founders and leaders who constantly face criticism, defeat, fatigue, and unexpected setbacks. She argues that while the pain of these challenges cannot be eliminated, founders can control their response by cultivating disciplined, conscious habits that help them recover more quickly. By shortening the emotional gap between a suffering state and a happier, resilient state, leaders can improve their overall resilience and effectiveness in running a business.
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