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Susan shares how she learned to leverage the characteristics of her personality early in her career as assistant secretary of state [2:05] One of the important conversations Susan had with a mentor that changed the trajectory of her career [4:50] Her parent’s commitment to education, their personal backgrounds, and the legacies they created [8:10] The result of instilling self-belief into children and mastering “psychological jiu jitsu” [10:22] What the early lessons of family diplomacy taught her [14:00] The importance of strategic compartmentalization [16:48] How to approach crisis during high stakes situations [18:29] How to practice compassionate leadership while maintaining effectiveness [20:10] Hacking the concept of “work-life balance” [21:10] The required characteristics of powerful leaders [28:14] The hard things about leadership and the idea of being liked [31:20] The “middle finger story”/the time Susan stood up for herself in an important meeting [33:23] Susan talks about China’s intelligence collection in the US [39:45] A call for unity between the private, public, and academic sectors [42:54] |
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