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275. I Don’t Think You Understand Loyalty
There's a huge misconception about loyalty that is played out again and again in almost every company. It's your duty to fix it. And it starts with your puppy.
14. The Pita Principle
In this episode, I dive into the rabbit hole of open door policies. Spoiler alert: I [...]
274. When Being Right Is Wrong
We like to always be right. We are drawn to people who are always right. But there's a big problem with always being right: It's completely wrong.
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244. Robert Frost Was Wrong: How Successful Leaders Make Decisions
Having choices makes us feel like we are in control. It makes us feel empowered. As leaders we often have too many choices. That's when the trouble begins.
243. Why My Pet Peeve is Critical To Your Success
We all have a pet peeve or two. As it turns out, mine will help you advance your career in 5 minutes or less. So stop trying to hit a target in the dark.
242. A Leader’s Job is Not To Be Liked
You don't need to like me, that's ok. Because a leader's job is not to be liked. That's not what makes them a good leader.
241. The Dramatic Discomfort in Facing A Feedback Loop
The product isn't going to improve itself. It requires you to get feedback that you're not going to like. Learn the 5 steps of a powerful feedback loop.
240. The Dangerous Downside Of Storytelling in Leadership
Storytelling plays an important role in humanity as it does in the workplace. But sometimes it's just plain toxic. Successful leadership knows the difference.
239. Your Fault vs Your Responsibility: The Critical Difference
In the workplace, there is fault and there is responsibility. To be a successful leader that can fix problems effectively, it's critical that you know the difference.