James DeCicco: Master the Gig Economy
Master the Gig Economy™ brings actionable and timely guidance coupled with mindset philosophy on how to build wealth, abundance, and freedom in the new economy. Learn timeless skills and topical trends from business mindset coach James DeCicco along with his expert guests.
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Before You Trust Anyone With Money, Watch These 3 Behaviors (opens the original)
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Charisma, credentials and confidence can make someone appear trustworthy—but three small behaviors often reveal the risk before the stakes become expensive. James and Boardy examine what happens when commitments become inconvenient, facts challenge someone’s story and leverage changes hands, then offer three ways to test trust before putting money, reputation or opportunity at risk.
Quiet Leverage with James DeCicco (opens the original)
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Quiet Leverage reveals the hidden psychology behind money, power and high-stakes decisions. Founder and operator James DeCicco examines the biases that quietly sabotage our own success—and the behaviors that reveal who we should trust, question or avoid. With Boardy pressure-testing the psychology, each episode delivers three practical ways to think more clearly, protect your leverage and gain an ethical edge.
Passion Bias: When Loving the Work Costs You Leverage (opens the original)
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Passion makes exceptional work possible. It can also erase our sense of time, scope and economic value. James and Boardy examine why talented people keep solving long after the original assignment has changed—and how to protect the value of work you genuinely love.
The Salary Mirage: When Money Makes the Wrong Opportunity Look Right (opens the original)
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A lucrative opportunity can feel strategic when what it really offers is relief. This week, we examine how immediate income distorts long-term decisions—and three practical ways to determine whether an opportunity creates wealth or merely rents your life.
Why Confidence Keeps Beating Competence (opens the original)
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We like to believe that the most capable person eventually rises to the top. In reality, confidence is easier to see than competence, and we routinely mistake certainty, polish and visibility for proof. James and Boardy examine why confident people so often win the room, the contract and the money, and how to recognize real capability before charisma becomes expensive.
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