Ep 35: Figure Out Who You Are
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Episode Description
What if better leadership starts with leading yourself first?
In this episode, Paul sits down with Rob Way, strategist, entrepreneur, project leader, and self described creator of clarity, to explore self leadership, curiosity, and the connection between personal growth and professional success. Rob shares his unconventional journey through business, consulting, cybersecurity, project management, and entrepreneurship, and the lessons he learned along the way.
Drawing on both personal and professional experiences, Rob reflects on the importance of understanding who you are, where you are going, and how to make decisions that align with your values. He explains how self trust, wellbeing, and intentional choices can transform not only leadership but also the quality of work we produce.
Together, they discuss curiosity, rapport, business strategy, artificial intelligence, and the future of work. This conversation is a reminder that leadership begins long before we lead others. It starts with understanding ourselves and choosing a direction worth following.
What We Discuss
Why self leadership is the foundation of effective leadership
The role of curiosity in learning and growth
Building trust with yourself before leading others
Turning complex problems into clear and actionable plans
How artificial intelligence is changing the way we work
Takeaways and Action Items
Spend time clarifying your direction and purpose
Make choices that help you like and trust yourself
Stay curious and keep learning
Use technology to amplify your strengths rather than replace them
If you are not a leader by title, these lessons still apply. Developing self awareness, curiosity, and confidence can help you navigate challenges and create a more meaningful path forward.
Links and Credits
Guest: Rob Way
Host: Paul Findlay
Podcast: Leader Experience Podcast
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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the podcast or its hosts.