Fierce Feminine Leadership

How would you know if the knowledge you acquired is reliable? You rely on proof and empirical evidence that supports the validity of such knowledge. However, there are those who argue that intuition and ideas that have yet to be proven are as valuable and credible as the knowledge that has already been studied, accepted, and verified in the past. So, which among the two should you prioritize to acquire that will make you a better leader?  Keep Reading >> Today, I share the two types of knowledge and define each, how different they are from each other and how society perceives them. I explain the relevance of valuing the knowledge that you have as well as the ones that you bring into the marketplace. I also share the significance of integrating this knowledge and why it’s critical to value yourself in the process.       “Your best, most creative, most original humanity-advancing ideas will not survive long enough for you to prove them if you don’t learn to value and trust your inherent knowledge.” - Eleanor B