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 1/ Learn - The Leadership Mindset

Behind SpaceX, Tesla, Mars & A.I. With @elonmusk

Lex Fridman Podcast

@lexfridman

https://t.co/IHeas4uqJ4
2/ Learn - Top Communication Tips

With @ThisIsSethsBlog

Deep Dive into how Seth Godin thinks.

https://t.co/xpXUMM8Jw1
3/ Learn - How To Get Feedback

with @kimballscott

There is a method of applying the concepts of Radical Candor.

The first step, especially if you're the leader, is to solicit feedback.

But how can you do this in a way that's not awkward?

https://t.co/3cIsnKHkXE
4/ Learn - Conquering the Mind

With @naval and @KapilGuptaMD

Learn about:

-How To's
-Freedom
-Desires

https://t.co/HRU3Vzkdga
5/ Learn - A Bit of Leadership

With @simonsinek & organizational psychologist and author of the book Give and Take @AdamMGrant

What happens when two Leadership authors meet?

A Bit of Optimism.

https://t.co/PziJZypwuv
6/ Learn - What TRUST is made of?

With @BreneBrown

Listen in as she breaks down the anatomy of trust into specific behaviors Leaders can follow.

https://t.co/kc9AqPwiFP
7/ Learn - How to handle the Elephant?

With Pat and Cody

Listen in as they tackle the elephant in the workplace and

enter the danger around the topic that nobody wants to touch.

https://t.co/R79OdxdLgn
8/ Learn - How to build Psychological Safety?

with @AmyCEdmondson

Coaching for Leaders

https://t.co/UggsGPAu9R
9/ Learn - The 5 Lies of Corporate Culture

with Ginger Hardage

The Andy Stanley Leadership Podcast

https://t.co/26m8yLiSOn
10/ Learn - How to break habits down to the molecular level,

pushing you to form and master the tiny habits,

that will lead to remarkable results.

With @JamesClear

FranklinCovey On Leadership Podcast

https://t.co/PLaxOUTXGI
11/ Learn - Outside vs Inside

How you see people outside of work affects,

how you work with them at work.

Listen to @jockowillink and @davidrberke

Jocko Podcast
https://t.co/U3lQdkHDJO
12/ Learn - 4 Steps to Communicating Vision

With @MichaelHyatt & Megan Miller

Lead to Win

https://t.co/y7ngxs131t
13/ Learn - How to get rid of Self-Doubt

with @garyvee

The GaryVee Audio Experience

https://t.co/NWJFHBYID2
14/ Learn - Leadership vs. Availability

Deep Questions With Cal Newport

Balancing availability and depth as a leader.

Being available without being overwhelmed.

https://t.co/TWnOflMGzm
15/ Learn - How To Unlock Your Team's Creativity

With @IndraNooyi

Masters of Scale - Hosted by former Paypal COO & LinkedIn co-founder, @reidhoffman

https://t.co/9xHindm56V
16/ Learn - How to Be a Boundary Boss

With Terri Cole

Dose of Leadership

https://t.co/zQClaA1Rmi
17/ Bonus--> "The Art of Asking for and Getting Help"

With Wayne Baker

No matter what you're asking for, approaching bosses and coworkers with a hat in hand might be intimidating.

We rarely receive what we need or desire without asking.

https://t.co/b8JJOWa6fL
Those were 16+ Smartest Podcast Episodes For Leaders

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