Believing her work would speak for itself nearly kept Sapna Pieroux invisible. In this episode, she shares the branding mistake that changed everything—and what leaders can learn about visibility and …
Norman Wolfe on the Mistake That Redefined His Leadership—and How Teams Really Perform
A brutal first performance review nearly sent Norman Wolfe running back to what felt safe—but instead, it became the mistake that reshaped how he understood leadership, people, and results. In this …
Sherianna Boyle on When Brutal Honesty Backfires—and What It Taught Her About Growth
Being honest felt like the right thing to do—until it cost Sherianna Boyle relationships and left emotional fallout behind. In this episode, Sherianna reflects on how moments of brutal honesty that …
The Promotion That Burned Her Out—and Changed How She Thinks About Culture
When Jessica Kriegel accepted what felt like a dream promotion at Oracle, she didn’t expect it to nearly break her. In just six intense weeks, the role led to burnout—but also sparked the insights …
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How Speak-Up Culture Really Works—and Why Psychological Safety Alone Isn’t Enough
What actually makes people speak up at work—and why do so many leaders think they’ve “done” psychological safety when employees still stay silent? In this episode, Stephen Shedletzky (author of …
Breaking Barriers in the NHL, Fitness, and Life: Sandy Joy Weston’s Favorite Mistake
What happens when you refuse to wait for permission—and choose joy instead? In this episode, Sandy Joy Weston shares unforgettable stories from becoming the first female trainer for the Philadelphia …