
Most leaders believe they are self-aware.They reflect on their actions, think through their decisions, and assume they understand how they show up for others. But what if that clarity is only part of the picture?In this episode of Branching Out with Sierra, Sierra Collins explores the gap between how we see ourselves and how others experience us. This conversation challenges the assumption that self-awareness can be developed in isolation and highlights the role feedback, relationships, and perspective play in helping leaders grow.Sierra unpacks why reflection alone isn’t enough, how blind spots quietly impact communication and trust, and what it looks like to become more open to feedback—even when it’s uncomfortable. She also shares practical ways leaders can begin to uncover what they may not be seeing and use that awareness to lead more effectively.If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re seeing yourself as clearly as you think you are, this episode offers a thoughtful and practical perspective.
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