Being A Courageous Leader In Love: Interview With Trent Clark

<div>Do you consider yourself a courageous leader in love? This week, Kimmy has an uplifting conversation with Trent Clark, a celebrated sports and leadership coach and founder of Leadershipity. Kimmy and Trent define courageous leadership as someone who listens to and implements feedback, is willing to engage in difficult conversations, always has an eye towards innovation, and approaches challenges with openness. If you have struggled in the past with moving away from unhealthy or unhelpful relationships, this episode was made for you. </div> <div> </div> <div>EPISODE 238 of The Charisma Quotient Podcast is titled:  Being A Courageous Leader In Love:  Interview With <span style= "color: #444444; font-family: Arial;">Trent Clark</span></div> <div><span style= "color: #444444; font-family: Arial;"> </span></div> <div>Listen in to hear all about how to approach your love life with a positive attitude where you see challenges as an opportunity to grow, rather than something to fear or avoid. You'll hear a juicy tip on how to reframe and even gamify conflict so that you are able to let go of the expectations around an outcome, and see it as a learning opportunity. The best leaders exude confidence, and if you've been listening to this show you know Kimmy defines confidence as experience! The more willing you are to step outside your comfort zone, the more you will be able to build true resilience in life. Trent shares his expertise working with professional athletes on the importance of prep and reps and how you can apply this to your love life. Kimmy and Trent talk about how to manage your fear of making mistakes. When you work with a coach to develop and execute a strategy around dating, which includes getting crystal clear on what you really want, you'll be surprised at how quickly you can start to see results. Trent shares a moving story about a time he jumped to judgment and the importance of not letting the small stuff overtake your larger goals. Kimmy ends on a positive note to love who you are, not who you a