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Welcome to Beyond Leading — the podcast that cuts through the noise to get real about leadership, team dynamics, personal growth, and the messy, brilliant reality of work, life, and everything in between.We’re your hosts, Alec Pearson, Tiffany Barnard and Nick Sellers —…

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Ep 25 - When Nobody Owns The Outcome (opens the original)

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    with Alec Pearson. What happens when everyone follows the process, does exactly what they are supposed to do, and the problem still isn’t solved? That is where ownership gets interesting. In this episode Alec Pearson explores what happens when responsibility is spread across teams, functions and organisations, but nobody is truly accountable for the outcome. A recent experience with a serious mechanical failure brought the issue into sharp focus. Everyone involved appeared to have a role. Everyo

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Ep 24 - When Everyone’s Right and Nothing Moves (opens the original)

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    with Alec Pearson. What happens when everyone around the leadership table has a perfectly reasonable case and the business still can’t move? Sales wants growth. Finance wants to protect cash. Operations is already stretched. HR is looking at capability. Risk wants stronger controls. Nobody is obviously wrong, but that is precisely the problem. Alec explores one of the harder realities of senior leadership: the decisions where there is no clean answer, no obvious villain and no neat framework to

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Ep 23 - Listening Skills for Leaders: How to Hear What People Aren't Saying - with Joseph McGuire (opens the original)

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    with Alec Pearson, Joseph McGuire. Joseph McGuire has spent a career learning to read people — three decades as a therapist before moving into executive communication, behavioural profiling and leadership development. Through his company, Clearsight Communications, he now helps leaders understand human behaviour, build trust, and hear what's really being said. We tend to think communication is about how well we speak. Joseph thinks it's the other way round. The leaders who truly understand a roo

  4. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Ep 22 - The Wellbeing Lie: Part 2 - When High Achievers Break (opens the original)

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    with Alec Pearson and Dr Calvin Lightbody. In Part 1, Alec and Calvin took apart the comfortable version of wellbeing - the fruit bowls, the tick-box initiatives - and named the warning signs leaders are so good at driving past. This time it gets personal. Because there's a harder question sitting underneath all of it: what's really happening to the high achiever who keeps pushing long after the tank is empty? When we feel stuck, the instinct is to work harder. Calvin has watched where that lead

  5. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    Ep 21 - The Wellbeing Lie: Part 1 - Wellness Isn't Wellbeing (opens the original)

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    with Alec Pearson and Dr Calvin Lightbody. Every organisation says it takes wellbeing seriously. The fruit bowl, the yoga session, the mindfulness app someone signed everyone up to. And yet the people carrying the most keep quietly running on empty. Not because the perks aren't pleasant, but because almost none of it touches the thing that's actually wearing them down. What if most of what your organisation calls wellbeing isn't wellbeing at all? There's a difference between wellness and wellbei

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