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What does it mean to commit to transformation when we can't know exactly how to get there? In the second conversation of Lead Embodied: Wisdom for Leading Through Uncertainty, Rhodes Perry sits down with Casey Tonnelly, queer, neurodiverse, non-binary facilitator, educator, and author of Striving for Antiracism, to explore what lifelong transformation asks of us when certainty isn't possible.

Drawing from their deeply personal and candid book, Casey shares what they've learned about confronting inherited conditioning, moving beyond binary thinking, staying present with discomfort, and practicing accountability when we inevitably get things wrong. Together, Rhodes and Casey explore how these lessons can help leaders cultivate greater agency, curiosity, and capacity in moments of uncertainty.

Why Commitment Belongs in Leadership

Transformation doesn't require certainty. It requires a willingness to stay engaged, remain open to learning, and keep choosing what matters. In this conversation, we explore how: 

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