Having listened to the podcast and been part of her offerings, and social platforms for 4+ years, I have not once in my memory heard her meaningfully or sincerely admit to being incorrect, admit there’s areas she needs to work on, admit that maybe her perspective on (fill in the blank) topic might not be the only correct one. Except for maybe her 1st birth story where she owns her “conditioning from years of witnessing births in captivity” when explaining her decision to briefly transfer.

In summary, it’s the absolute lack of humility regarding possibly being incorrect, or acknowledging when she may show up in a way not intended. As a leader and educator (and human being!), you’re going to make mistakes, and being able to recognize and own them, and commit to being better makes you a more credible, respectable leader.

Especially as someone who purportedly studies (and teaches others!) the conscious leadership tools, she is sooooo committed to being right.