What role does self-awareness play in Dr Mitchell Levy's leadership teachings?

In Leaders Living Their Values, the focus is on whether leaders are the same person across life domains—work, family, friendships. That requires honest self-awareness: seeing how you actually show up, not just how you want to be seen. From there, you can better live your values, not just talk about them.

Self-awareness is also critical for rebuilding trust and credibility when the “game” of leadership stops feeling joyful or authentic. It helps leaders notice misalignment, question old patterns, and choose integrity over image.

Would you like help applying self-awareness practices to your own leadership right now?