Throughout your career, you will meet people that will make a lasting impression. For me, Jim Massey is one of those people. On today’s episode of the podcast, I’m having a meaningful conversation with Jim about his book, "Trust in Action: The Leader’s Guide to Act. Right. Now."But make no mistake. This episode isn’t just for people leaders. It’s for every person. We are digging into behaviors at work on a human level. Whether it’s how to be the leader others can trust, the importance of knowing your purpose, or how to come back from mistakes.And if you know me or Jim, you know that we got a bit deep on diversity, equity and inclusion. We covered being an advocate, real examples where Jim had tough conversations and spoke up, creating safety for others, and the little but important things you can do right now.About Jim: Jim is a thought leader and behaviorist on trust, sustainability and ethics. He has 25 years of experience in the life sciences and holds a Master of Science degree in Organizational Development from Johns Hopkins University.Note: The views and opinions that are expressed in this episode are Jim's and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of any company. These are his personal insights based on his experience and expertise and as an executive in the life sciences industry.Mentioned in this episode:Jim’s Website where you can learn more about him and his book Connect with Jim on LinkedInWhat you’ll learn:The difference trust can make whether it be in overcoming imposter syndrome or creating organizational changeJim’s Trust model that can help you take action toward what you want, right now, at any levelThe impact of identifying your purpose and living authenticallyThe simple steps you can take to be a more inclusive leaderHead over to Your Worthy Career for full show notes.Work with MelissaJoin the VIP Email Insiders ConnectLinkedInInstagram