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Miranda Priestly is a master of her craft, but is she a great leader? The film, The Devil Wears Prada, offers a paradox: while her demands get results, her methods create a culture of fear, not trust. True leadership isn't just about flawless vision; it's about building a team that's inspired, not terrified.

Many leaders rely on their technical skills and IQ, but true leadership success is built on something else: emotional intelligence. It's a critical one that involves managing your own emotions and understanding those of others. Leaders who are emotionally intelligent create trust and a safe environment for their teams, leading to higher performance and better engagement.

Difficult conversations at work are more than just facts. To navigate them effectively, leaders must address three key layers: the 'what happened' story, the underlying feelings, and the hidden concerns about identity. Master these, and you'll turn confrontation into connection and trust.

Many leaders believe showing vulnerability is a weakness. But what if it's your greatest strength? True leadership isn't about having all the answers—it's about the courage to be human, admit mistakes, and build a culture of trust and psychological safety.

Some leaders stand at the front, others stand at the back. What separates a good leader from a great one? The answer lies in the simple, yet profound, act of letting their people eat first. Inspired by Simon Sinek's book, this article explores how creating a 'Circle of Safety' is the key to building trust and success.