Self awareness and the energy to cultivate thriving veterinary teams

with Dr Jennifer Edwards

In this episode of Leading Veterinary Teams, host Suzanne Thomas engages in a profound conversation with Dr. Jennifer Edwards, a veterinarian, leadership coach, and certified success principles trainer. Dr. Edwards shares her unconventional journey from studying psychology to veterinary medicine, her extensive career, and her transition to coaching. They discuss the crucial role of self-awareness, the power of curiosity over judgment, and the significance of managing and shifting personal energy for effective leadership. Dr. Edwards provides insights into how individual and collective energy influences team culture and resilience, emphasizing the importance of movement for physical and emotional well-being. Listeners gain practical advice on fostering positive, supportive environments and the impact of conscious leadership in veterinary practices.

  • 00:00 Dr Jennifer Edwards Leading Veterinary Teams On Air

  • 01:42 Meet Dr. Jennifer Edwards 03:03 Dr. Jennifer's Unconventional Journey

  • 08:05 Understanding Resilience and Energy

  • 14:31 The Importance of Conscious Leadership

  • 21:49 Self-Awareness and Personal Growth

  • 26:29 Navigating Personal and Professional Challenges

  • 33:55 Realizing Self-Awareness and Letting Go

  • 34:36 The Importance of Honoring Your Emotions

  • 40:24 Movement and Emotional Wellbeing

  • 48:02 Rebuilding Energy and Taking Responsibility

  • 51:56 The Power of Books and Continuous Learning

  • 55:19 Creating a Positive Workplace Culture

  • 59:28 Conclusion and Contact Information

🌟 Connect with Dr Jennifer Edwards LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjenniferedwards/

Website: drjenniferedwards.com

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@drjenniferedwards

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