Does Your Inner Compass Point Home?

Apr 15, 2025 12:01 pm

Hello ,


Have you ever visited someone's house and it was amazingly beautiful? Nice, clean, organized. You looked at it and wondered, "How do they do it?" How could their life be this way with kids and a husband and a dog?


The house was beautiful but felt 'off', artificial somehow.

Not lived in.

Not like home.


I was at a professional conference recently, and I felt like that.

The rooms were full of wonderfully, brilliant people, yet most people were performing. Voices shifted. Tones adjusted. Everything suddenly sounded… curated. “Professional.”


And I get it. We’ve been taught that credibility lives in polish. That leadership must sound a certain way to be taken seriously.

But is that the truth? I don't think so, .


We don’t follow perfection. We follow real.

The most magnetic leaders I know don’t perform.

They presence.

They speak from truth, not from a rehearsed tone.


They show up fully, even when their rhythm doesn’t match the room.


Professionalism doesn’t require performance. Well, sometimes it does. But, I think, being professional is more than just that.


It requires presence.


It requires you to lean in and really listen.


To express empathy.


To care.


So , cana I ask you to stop editing your voice to feel credible? Instead, start letting your essence lead.


Your body and your voice must be the home of your leadership. It must reflect your core values. That’s the voice we want to hear. That’s the version of you we trust.


This is the heart behind my upcoming Leadership Journal - The Inner Compass.


It is for those of us who are willing to stop pretending—for leaders ready to stop performing and start leading from their truth.


If you are ready to come home to your own truth, DM me or join the waitlist here: The Inner Compass Leadership Journal


With quiet power,


Dr. H

Cultivating Quiet Power & Lasting Confidence

drhtheconfidencebuilder.com


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