What if speaking up about injustice might risk your career—but staying silent feels worse? Casting director Jazzy Collins shares how one difficult career detour and one very public stand became …
The Military Approach to Learning from Failure with George A. Milton
What if failure wasn’t something to avoid—but something leaders actively prepare for? Retired Army Colonel George A. Milton explains how the military treats failure as a starting point for learning, …
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Thrive with a Hybrid Workplace Without Getting Sued: Julie Kantor and Felice Ekelman
Hybrid work promises flexibility—but one misstep can damage culture or trigger legal trouble. Business psychologist Julie Kantor and employment attorney Felice Ekelman share hard-earned lessons about …
Avoiding Costly HR and Leadership Mistakes with Tom Applegarth
What’s the real cost of getting a people decision wrong? HR veteran Tom Applegarth shares a million-dollar lesson about firing decisions, escalation failures, and how leaders can avoid mistakes that …
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Lessons from Failures: Navigating Mistakes with Amy Edmondson, Right Kind of Wrong Author
What if failure isn’t the problem—but how we think about it is? Harvard professor Amy Edmondson joins the podcast to unpack different kinds of mistakes, why some failures deserve praise, and how …
Inside the BloomBox: Reimagining Global Education with CEO Sofie Roux
What happens when a bold idea meets a near-catastrophic setback—and a community steps in to help? In this episode, Sofie Roux shares how a dramatic BloomBox installation failure became her favorite …
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