Where can you inject playfulness into responsibility?

I know from coaching women working in majority male industries that they often display patterns of hyper-responsibility, which probably comes from the pressure that they face to look the part. Naturally this carries into all areas of their lives and compounds their hyper-responsibility, but it is hardly a healthy or sustainable way to work and live, and an even less helpful way to lead a team through its challenges. In this video I ask you to reflect on this question over the summer, perhaps when you have more time and space for playfulness in your life. What did you discover during your reflection? What will you do differently to bring playfulness into your leadership going forward? If you aren't a leader or a parent yet or have not chosen those roles for yourself, what things will you put into place to ensure that you can keep your light-heartedness during times of stress? If you aren't a leader or a parent yet or have not chosen those roles for yourself, what things will you put into place to ensure that you can keep your light-heartedness during times of stress? ______ I support women working in majority male industries with building the confidence to take their careers and businesses to the next level. https://www.ishoorajamohan.com/ Step into your next meeting with more confidence: Sign up to watch this FREE 5-part video series: https://tinyurl.com/confidence-in-mee... Work with me: Leadership Lab: Join my group coaching programme for women under 33 aspiring towards their first leadership role: https://www.ishoorajamohan.com/leader... Power Pose: Build the confidence and leadership presence to overcome the mid-career rut: https://www.ishoorajamohan.com/power-... Director’s Cut: A thinking partnership for senior leaders and executives who now want to create impact in their industries and professions: https://www.ishoorajamohan.com/direct... Appraisal Strategy Session: Prepare your business case for a promotion or pay rise: https://www.ishoorajamohan.com/apprai...