From Medicine to Executive Coaching: Carlos Davidovich on Adaptability and Attitude
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From Medicine to Executive Coaching: Carlos Davidovich on Adaptability and Attitude
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On today’s McCoy Leadership Podcast, I sat down with Carlos Davidovich—a medical doctor turned executive coach and TEDx speaker. We explored how embracing change, developing grit, and mastering your mindset are the keys to effective leadership. Carlos explained the science behind moving out of your comfort zone, how attitude multiplies your impact, and why knowing how your brain reacts under pressure can give you and your team a true advantage. If you want to elevate your leadership and unlock the potential within yourself and others, this episode is a must-listen.
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00:00 Embrace Flexibility and Awareness
04:33 "Why We Delay Reinvention"
08:49 Attitude: The Ultimate Multiplier
10:50 Accept Life's Emotional Cycles
14:08 "Stop Playing the Victim"
19:38 Leader Manipulation Dynamics
23:24 Neuroscience Misconceptions in Leadership
27:31 Failure: From Impossible to Essential
30:56 Leadership vs. Management Realization
34:43 Preparedness Reduces Stress
37:48 Understanding Body's Energy Cycles
39:28 "Boost Productivity with Work-Rest Cycles"
42:41 Brain Energy Conservation Explained
48:34 Advice for School Administrators
50:19 AI: Efficient Information Organizer
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Here are 3 key takeaways for leaders and professionals looking to elevate their impact:
🔹 Attitude > Skillset: Your abilities and education matter, but Carlos emphasized that it’s your attitude — your determination, grit, and willingness to push forward — that truly takes you to the next level.
🔹 Embracing the Pendulum: Life and leadership aren’t about permanently maintaining a “positive” state. We all swing between highs and lows. The wisdom lies in recognizing when you’ve drifted and learning how to return to your center quickly.
🔹 Lead Your Inner Team First: Effective leaders start by understanding and managing their own internal narratives. Reptilian instincts, emotions, logic, intuition — knowing which part of your brain is running the show in stressful moments can change everything.
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Links
Carlos' Website
Carlos's Book