Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Curtis Chang gets honest about the damage his own anxiety did — to himself and to the staff he led — before he understood what was driving him. The turning point? Awareness. Once he saw the anxiety underneath, it became an opportunity to lead better: with compassion, naming the fear together, and recognizing that the people he leads are anxious too. A vulnerable, insightful moment from when Curtis joined Lee C. Camp on the No Small Endeavor podcast — such a great conversation. Click into the full episode on YouTube. 🎧
#CurtisChang #NoSmallEndeavor #LeeCCamp #GoodFaith #Leadership #AnxiousLeadership #Anxiety #EmotionalIntelligence #LeadWell #TheAnxietyOpportunity #Compassion #FaithAndWork #Podcast #FaithPodcast #Shorts
Curtis Chang gets honest about the damage his own anxiety did — to himself and to the staff he led — before he understood what was driving him. The turning point? Awareness. Once he saw the anxiety underneath, it became an opportunity to lead better: with compassion, naming the fear together, and recognizing that the people he leads are anxious too. A vulnerable, insightful moment from when Curtis joined Lee C. Camp on the No Small Endeavor podcast — such a great conversation. Click into the full episode on YouTube. 🎧
#CurtisChang #NoSmallEndeavor #LeeCCamp #GoodFaith #Leadership #AnxiousLeadership #Anxiety #EmotionalIntelligence #LeadWell #TheAnxietyOpportunity #Compassion #FaithAndWork #Podcast #FaithPodcast #Shorts










