Self Accountability: Stop Blaming and Own Your Response | Scott Hennessy

Scott Hennessy joins Greg Aden from South Wales to talk about the mindset shift behind "me versus me," and why self accountability beats blaming circumstances.

Scott explains how blaming the weather, the people around us, or the last thing that went wrong keeps leaders stuck, and how learning there is a space between what happens and how we respond cleared up most of the challenges he had been carrying. Greg and Scott reference Victor Frankl and the work of Steve Chandler, including agreements versus expectations and the systems we run consciously or subconsciously.

The conversation moves into where leadership actually starts, why Greg believes it begins in the heart and grows through curiosity and empathy rather than advice, and why you cannot judge and demand and call it leadership. They also talk about triggers and what we carry in our backpack, being your word when you are running late, letting go of relationships that do not serve you, and why real relationships, not follower counts, build a referral business worth having.

Guest: Scott Hennessy, based in South Wales, works with coaches, advisers and consultants to generate high quality conversations.

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