TURNING TRIALS INTO TRIUMP: Reclaiming Your Life and Future

On this episode of Grow Yourself, Kevin sits down with USAF retired Col. Kim "KC" Campbell, author of "Flying in the Face of Fear." Kim tells the harrowing story of her first combat experience, where she had to safely land her battle-damaged jet during a mission over Baghdad. Kim talks about this period of growth in her life, along with the roles she played as a wife, mother, and senior commander. She also talks about her experience leaving the military and adjusting to life outside, as well as the process she went through to rediscover her sense of purpose and new mission. Referencing her decades of leadership experience, she explains the importance of preparation, practice, and backup plans in leading—all while driving home the point that fear, all too often, must be overcome if you want to be successful. Her main point is the importance of always learning and growing, and how humility, approachability, and credibility are all components of effective leadership. In an inspiring TED Talk, Kim reflects on her career and speaks openly about the need for great courage and integrity, particularly relevant for women in leadership. Kim now focuses on leadership development and executive coaching, helping others navigate the world of leadership. Her words for future leaders are: work hard, expect challenges, and find the courage to act despite fear. With her stories and habits, anyone who wants to learn how to grow personally and professionally has a strong mentor. 🎧 PODCAST INFO: Apple - https://tinyurl.com/GrowYourselfApple Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/GrowYourselfSpotify LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/kevinmcnulty Connect with Kim: Website: www.kim-kc-campbell.com LinkedIn: @kim-kc-campbell/ X: @kchawg987 IG: @kchawg987 YouTube: @kim-kc-campbell Connect with Kevin: X: @kevinspeaks2u LI: @kevinmcnultyspeaks/ FB: @kevinrichardmcnulty IG: @kevinmcnultyspeaks/ LinkTree: linktr.ee/kevinmcnulty #OvercomingAdversity#Leadership#Courage#MilitaryToCivilian#VeteranStories#ExecutiveCoaching#WomenInLeadership