Most leaders trust logic.

Few realise that their body is processing information long before their conscious mind catches up.

In this episode of Kan Talk Kulture, Kylie explores one of the most overlooked leadership skills: learning to recognise and trust the intelligence of your nervous system.

Drawing on neuroscience, psychology, and leadership research, she explains why that tight chest before a meeting, the uneasy feeling after a conversation, or the sense that "something isn't right" isn't something to ignore; it's information.

Because your body isn't working against your thinking.

It's part of it.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why emotions are essential to good decision-making
• What somatic intelligence is, and why leaders should care
• How your nervous system constantly scans your environment for risk
• Why suppressing emotions at work creates poorer decisions and slower problem-solving
• The role of psychological safety in helping people speak up before problems escalate
• Practical ways to strengthen your awareness and make better leadership decisions

This isn't about intuition versus logic.

It's about understanding that the best decisions happen when your brain and body work together.

🎧 Listen now and discover why your body may already know what your mind hasn't recognised yet.

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