Josephine Tynes, LCSW, MHL, ICGC-II, BACC

Public stigma refers to negative attitudes and behaviors displayed by the general public (as opposed to self-stigma). People may not be aware that they hold stigmatizing views, which are often produced by fear and misunderstanding.

The discussion, entitled 'Translating Strategy into Results: Bridging the Gap Between Vision and Execution' is part of the Lessons in Leadership Series.

Highly successful people get as far as they are because they are ambitious, hardworking, and decisive. But for many, there is more to the story. They also experience feelings of constant anxiety, self-doubt, and a desire to prove themselves again and again.