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Clarissa Moll and Steve Cuss on Power Dynamics, Faith, and Inclusive Leadership

How we navigate power, identity, and faith matters.

Clarissa Moll is back to flip the script on Steve Cuss, unpacking the power dynamics, generational divides, and identity challenges that shape today’s leadership. From Colin Powell’s intentional practices to the biblical wisdom of Jesus and Paul, they explore how emotional safety, vulnerability, and faith create healthier families, workplaces, and churches. This conversation offers practical insights for leaders seeking to build inclusive communities, authentic connections, and resilient discipleship in a divided world.

Episode Resources:

Colin Powell’s book It Worked for Me

Article: Gen-Z Is Labeled As ‘Difficult’ In The Workplace, But There’s More To The Story

Me Too movement – Mentioned in relation to creating emotionally safe environments.

Exploring Malcolm Gladwell’s “Magic Third” RuleArticle: ‘We See Children As Pestilent’ (building on the idea attributed to Socrates)

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