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Episode 339: What if saying no at work could actually increase your business worth, even when the request comes straight from your boss?

If your plate is already overflowing, you know the tension: you want to be seen as collaborative and capable, but every “yes” pulls you further from what really matters. This episode speaks directly to that daily struggle. It gives yo...


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When Your Creative Vision Meets Pushback

What do you do when your creative vision (or project) that you’ve poured your heart into gets criticized — and it hits harder than you expected?

I’m standing near the Sydney Opera House, one of the most recognizable buildings in the world. It’s a masterpiece. A global icon. A symbol of creativity and am...


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Stop Recurring Conflict from Becoming Your Team’s Favorite Tradition

It’s not your imagination. Some conflicts don’t just happen—they linger. They resurface. They evolve just enough to look different, but underneath? Same fight, different day.


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Episode 338: Have you ever wished you had the exact right words to transform leadership moments of conflict into calm, productive conversations?

When tensions rise at work, it’s easy to feel stuck, defensive, or unsure of what to say next. This episode meets you right where you are—giving you simple, powerful phrases you can use i...


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Challenge Assumptions to Improve Decisions, Innovation, and Trust

Transform your team’s decision-making by challenging assumptions. Break free from narratives that limit innovation and growth.

“My team is smart, experienced, and well‑intentioned. The problem? They make a LOT of assumptions.

We assume customers won’t want some...


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