The lulls and lows of leadership and the value of social work
Podcast · Today’s Leaders for Tomorrow’s Future · November 2024 · 38 min
In this episode Rahim talks about the lulls and lows of leadership. Drawing on his own approach and that of his mentors, he describes “confronting the lack” and challenging the “always be doing” idea of achievement.
He shares his journey with writing and his aim of creating new reference points as a social worker with lived and marginalized experience, and bringing a queer and racialized view to social work scholarship. The conversation also touches on the drivers of change, the sustainability of painful cycles, and what leaders need in order to keep going.
What it covers
- Sustainable leadership
- Achievement culture
- Social work scholarship
- Queer and racialized perspectives
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