335: How to Build a Gender-Inclusive Workplace with Davey Shlasko

335: How to Build a Gender-Inclusive Workplac...

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417: Why Hitting Your Goal Doesn't Always Mean You Were Successful

Hitting the goal doesn’t always mean the project was a success.A project can finish on time, hit every target, and look like a clear win on the dashboard while quietly burning out the team, damaging trust, or leaving the same problems waiting to happen again.In this episode, I ex ...  Show more

416: Stop Difficult Conversations From Going Wrong (Before They Even Start)

Difficult conversations are rarely difficult because we don't know what to say.More often, they fall apart because we have the conversation at the wrong time, in the wrong way, or without realizing that the other person is experiencing the situation very differently than we are.F ...  Show more

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