Author name: saracausey1

If They Can See It, They Can Be It: Why Kids Need Introverted Role Models

For decades, conversations about representation have primarily focused on race, gender, and cultural diversity. While these are critically important, there’s another overlooked aspect of representation that also deserves attention: personality. Specifically, the way society defines leadership has long favored extroversion, leaving many quiet, introspective children wondering if they have what it takes to make an

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Dag’s Magical Castle – Available on Amazon 2/23/25!

Dag’s Magical Castle is almost here! This charming children’s book celebrates introverted and HSP kids and was inspired by the real-life childhood of Dag Hammarskjöld at Uppsala Castle in Sweden. I wrote it for the quiet, thoughtful kids navigating a noisy, over-the-top world. Today’s freebie giveaway item: My Dream Day Imagination Worksheet! This fun, printable

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The Cost of Bad Leadership: How Toxic Bosses Hurt Productivity, Morale, and Retention

Bad leadership doesn’t just create a stressful work environment—it destroys productivity, morale, and employee retention. We often hear that people don’t leave jobs, they leave bad bosses. But how much damage do toxic leaders actually cause? Today, we should take a data-driven look at why bad leadership isn’t just an inconvenience, but a major liability

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Why Good Leaders Get Pushed Out: The Systemic Barriers to Ethical Leadership

Ethical leadership is often praised in theory, but in practice? It’s a different story. Many thoughtful, ethical, and service-driven leaders struggle to rise—or worse, they get pushed out of leadership altogether. Why does this happen? If integrity, wisdom, and fairness are such desirable traits, why are toxic, self-serving leaders so often the ones who thrive

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What Leadership Could Be: Dag Hammarskjöld vs. Modern Corporate Culture

Leadership can shape the world for better—or worse. In this video, we explore two drastically different leadership styles: the ethical, servant leadership of Dag Hammarskjöld, the former UN Secretary-General, versus the cutthroat, profit-driven approach that dominates much of modern corporate culture. What You’ll Learn: The key principles of Hammarskjöld’s leadership style How modern corporate leadership

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Leadership Lessons from Dag Hammarskjöld: Quiet Strength in Action

  https://media.blubrry.com/epn/epodcastnetwork.com/audio/EnterpriseRadio_SaraCausey_Feb2025.mp3 It was my pleasure to be a returning guest on the Enterprise Podcast Network with Eric Dye!   Leadership Lessons from Dag Hammarskjöld: Quiet Strength in Action Sara Causey, a successful entrepreneur and the author of Decoding the Unicorn: A New Look at Dag Hammarskjöld, which explores the leadership legacy of Dag Hammarskjöld and

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Rewrite Your Story: How Neville Goddard’s Revision Technique Can Change Your Trajectory

  Have you ever wished you could go back and change a past business failure, a bad deal, or a financial mistake? What if I told you that you can—at least in your consciousness? In this episode, we’re diving into Neville Goddard’s powerful concept of revision and how it can reshape your business mindset, boost your

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