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26. Emotional Accountability
Why do we struggle with accountability? Spoiler: it's all about fear! Tune in as we break down emotional accountability and the roadblocks and the roadblocks we encounter along the way.
25. The Spider’s Secret To Success
Spiders, irrational fears, and the secret to success—who knew they’d go hand in hand? As it turns out, the patience and intelligence of spiders are the key to you achieving your dreams. Go figure.
24. Managing Up – A Conversation With Jordan Cutler
The relationship with your manager is the most important ones to get right. But you’re rarely ever taught how the tools for managing up. You're going to learn them now.
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277. The Problem With Working Mothers
Compared to the rest of the world, the US is horrendous when it comes to caring for working mothers. Maybe it's time to be ashamed.
15. A Leader’s Job Is Not To Be Liked
Do you want to be liked by everybody? I hope not. In this episode, I dive into [...]
276. Which Light Are You? Discover Your Inner Traffic Signal
Everybody can be defined by the traffic light. Want to live life at full speed? It's important you understand the traffic light of your life.
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.