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1. Intro to The Best Leadership Podcast Ever
Welcome to “The Best Leadership Podcast Ever”. It’s great to have you here. Seriously, you look especially leader-like today. [...]
262. Don’t Pop Your Customer’s Balloons
There are two important lessons that are critical for every single and company to understand. And they involve your customer's balloons. Don't pop them.
261. Embracing Growth: The 4 Leaders Who Fail
There are 4 types of leaders who do a crap job embracing growth. You're going to want to pay attention so you can check yourself before you wreck your career.
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185. The Secret about Purpose and Productivity
A doctor committed malpractice and mistakenly came up with the secret clue to inspiring employee motivation and productivity with purpose.
179. The Greatest Con
Of all his innovative accomplishments, perhaps the most awe-inspiring feat Steve Jobs accomplished was...
178. Find the Fin in You
I ran into an uncomfortable situation recently. The most uncomfortable part of the situation was that I was seemingly the only person who was uncomfortable with the situation.
158. Newton’s Third Law of Leadership
If Newton had a third law of leadership, it would say that for every good personality trait, there's an equal and opposite bad one. It turns out it's true.
156. How To Be A Leader By Being Wrong
There’s a common misconception about how to be a leader. The belief is that leaders need to make every decision and they always need to be right.
130. The Iceberg of Ignorance (aka The Leadership Perspective Is Wrong)
There are three sides to every company: the leadership perspective, the employee perspective and the truth. And no one is lying.