In this episode, we’re joined by the inspiring Kylee Leota, Founder and Chief Vision Officer of Elements 4 Success. Kylee is on a mission to create transformational experiences that empower individuals to live purposeful, fulfilled lives. With a background in education and a deep commitment to personal growth, Kylee has dedicated her life to helping people gain confidence, develop essential skills, and create sustainable behaviour change. She has worked extensively across all educational levels and collaborates with mental health professionals to guide others on their journey toward personal and professional excellence. In this insightful conversation, we dive deep into two powerful topics: addressing psychosocial hazards in the workplace and the importance of "leading yourself first." Kylee shares her expertise on how personal leadership and self-awareness are foundational for creating healthier, more resilient work environments.This episode is packed with actionable insights and inspiration for anyone looking to enhance their personal leadership skills, address workplace psychosocial hazards, and lead a life filled with purpose and resilience. Whether you're a leader, educator, or simply on a journey of self-improvement, Kylee’s wisdom is sure to resonate.Want to know more about Kylee? https://www.facebook.com/elements4success/https://www.instagram.com/elements4success/?hl=enhttps://au.linkedin.com/in/kylee-leota-65a332100Want to know about about Workplace Performance and Wellbeing Institute?Visit Our Website- www.wpwi.org50% off our Workplace and School Audits, use the code PODCAST at checkout- https://wpwi.thrivecart.com/audit/Join the Thriving Workplace Facebook Group- www.facebook.com/groups/thethrivingworkplace/Follow us on LinkedIn- www.linkedin.com/company/workplace-performance-wellbeing-instituteFollow us on Instagram- www.instagram.com/workplacepwi/Send us an email- [email protected]

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