The Psychology of Yes: Subconscious Selling E...

Kai Law spent years coaching high-performing remote salespeople — and the pattern is always the same. The ones who last aren't the most gifted. They're the most prepared. In this episode, Kai covers financial runway strategies for commission-only roles, why peer communities chang ...  Show more

Your packed calendar isn't proof of strong leadership — it might be the biggest obstacle to it. Dr. Garland Vance warns that chronic busyness destroys the focus, creativity, and presence that effective leadership demands. His fix: audit your commitments ruthlessly, protect thinki ...  Show more

On today's episode: How to brag about your accomplishments without sounding pompous? How to get ahead at work with an effective "bragging" strategy?

Meredith Fineman is the author of Brag Better: Master the Art of F ...

Being the most knowledgeable and experienced person on your team can seem advantageous. However, Sydney Finkelstein, an expert in leadership and talent development, warns that expertise can lead you astray in two significant ways: it may stifle your curiosity about new developmen ...  Show more

In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore how leaders can develop confidence in themselves and their abilities. They share insights from Bill Belichick's book, The Art of Winning, which emphasizes the importance of preparation, mastering details, and owning mistakes i ...  Show more

Radical self-inquiry begins by asking yourself tough questions, such as "How am I complicit in the circumstances I say I don't want?" Honest self-reflection is a crucial step in improving as a leader. In today's episode, Jerry Colonna, CEO of Reboot.io, executive leadership coach ...  Show more