Ep 63 – How Great Leaders Adapt to Any Situation
Effective leadership isn’t about following a formula, in spite of dozens of books endorsing one style over another.
Effective leadership isn’t about following a formula, in spite of dozens of books endorsing one style over another.
Explore what’s really behind your fraudulent feelings and why the concept of impostor syndrome does more harm than good.
What happens when your job no longer fits you, and how can you recognize the signs that it may be time to shift roles or change jobs?
Unpack the surprising truth about mentorship and explain why most of us already have the support we need around us.
Are your days off helping you recover or just adding to your stress when you come back to a mountain of work? Unpack the reasons why time off policies often don’t provide real rest.
Explore the surprising influence of weak ties, that is, people you barely know.
Why are difficult people so darned frustrating and what can you do about it?
What does it take to lead an organization through adversity and come out stronger?
Explore the realities of working with relatives and maintaining business success across generations.
Dig into the psychology of workplace gossip and reveal what it says about your organization’s culture.
Unpack the psychology of leadership myths and explore how charisma, storytelling, and perception shape our understanding of power and influence at work.
Dive into the psychology of risk and loss aversion and explore why we often make irrational decisions when faced with uncertainty.
Uncover the dangers of narrow framing, a mental shortcut that causes us to reflexively limit our decisions.
Explore the reasons why saying no is often hard, and a method to help you say no with clarity and confidence.
Break down why people resist criticism and how leaders unintentionally dilute their messages.
Explore the peak-end effect, a cognitive shortcut that explains why we overemphasize endings and why that matters.
Explore an idea you’ve probably never heard of—punctuated equilibrium—which describes the natural rhythms of companies that sometimes get out-of-sync.
Explore the unintended consequences of paid time off policies.
Dive into the hidden power of reference points—the mental benchmarks we use to measure our success.
What really drives midlife crises and how can you navigate one without it upending your life?