In this episode of The Quiet Leader’s Podcast, Molly speaks to both visionaries and integrators about the often-unspoken “support gap” that lives between vision and execution. If your business feels heavier than it should, or if you support visionaries and struggle to put words to the kind of value you really provide, this conversation will resonate deeply. Molly breaks down why most leaders don’t need more strategies, content, or pressure, but instead need clarity, prioritization, and the integrator lens that creates calm, momentum, and sustainable growth. Drawing from real conversations and lessons learned inside her Momentum program, she reframes what true support looks like and why it’s the missing piece for many businesses.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00:01 Who this episode is for: visionaries and integrators
00:02:24 Naming the support gap and why common advice misses the mark
00:04:22 Lessons learned from the evolution of the Momentum program
00:05:40 Accountability without pressure and why rhythm matters
00:06:45 Planning as direction, not restriction
00:09:30 Why you don’t need the “how” yet
00:10:45 Visibility through clarity instead of saying everything
00:11:50 Pricing, growth, and leading through discomfort
00:12:55 Boundaries for visionaries who deeply care
00:13:45 The 20% that actually moves the needle
00:14:15 What integrators really create beyond systems and tasks
00:15:10 Invitation to explore Momentum and next-step support
00:16:35 Final reflections for both visionaries and integrators
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