Simon Sinek on How to Show Vulnerability as a Leader Flashcards
Occupy a position
verbal phrase
To hold a position (in a company/government)
We expect him to occupy the position of CFO next year.
She has been occupying that position for several months now.
Whisper
noun / verb
To speak very softly
Please whisper our new financial results to me.
She was speaking to me in a whisper.
Amplified
adjective
Something is made bigger
When you are hung over everything is amplified.
Her tone was amplified as a result of her emotions.
Sarcastic
adjective
Using irony to mock / convey contempt
I tend to make a lot of sarcastic comments when I’m in a bad mood.
She likes to crack sarcastic jokes once in a while.
Panic ensues
verbal phrase
Panic spreads quickly and dramatically from one person to another
After the president’s death panic ensued across the country.
I think panic will ensue if you make this announcement now.
Vulnerability
noun
Being exposed to being attacked / injured
I think we’re going to see a lot of vulnerability amongst the elderly this year.
I sensed some vulnerability in her voice.
Admit
verb
To confess that something is true
He admitted that he made a mistake eventually.
I have to admit that this proposal makes me somewhat uncomfortable.
Tested
verb
To be dealing with many challenges
I think we’re being tested through this pandemic period.
That experience really tested me.
Lean on someone
verbal phrase
To depend on someone
He has been leaning on his family for too long.
I’m going to have to lean on you for the remainder of this project.
Keep someone in the loop
verbal phrase
To keep someone informed / up to date
Please keep me in the loop with any new developments.
I will keep you in the loop via email.