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One Great Question is a Curiosity podcast exploring leadership, decision-making, and human behavior through meaningful conversations.

Podcast · By Carl Lubbe · English · Official site

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Sep 14, 2026
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Aug 17, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Episode 22: What Does It Cost You to Keep Waiting for Permission? A conversation with Fay Niewiadomski (opens the original)

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    Hey friends, we are back with another episode of One Great Question, and today we have a first on the podcast. Our very first guest joining us from overseas. And I have to tell you, I was not prepared for how good this conversation was going to be. Dr. Fay Niewiadomski grew up in Jamaica to Lebanese parents, married a Polish husband, lived in New York, traveled to nearly every continent, and has spent the last 35 years running ICTN, a global consultancy where she coaches CEOs, boards, and actual

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Episode 21: Stop Outsourcing Your Worthiness. A conversation with Blakeley Vaughn (opens the original)

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    Blakeley Vaughn spent 25 years at Sephora. Started on the floor, ended in a VP seat. Moved from Eugene, Oregon to Hollywood Boulevard to Madison Avenue to Atlanta. And somewhere in the middle of all of that, sitting alone on a park bench near the Met in Central Park, she almost threw the whole thing in. In this episode, Blakeley and I dig into what it actually costs to climb a ladder when you're outsourcing your worthiness to the people above you, why friction is not the enemy of a good life but

  3. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Episode 20:The Kid Who Got in Trouble for Shining Lights in Church Now Gets Paid to Do It. A conversation with Stephen Proctor (opens the original)

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    Stephen Proctor is an artist of light. He flies drones over glaciers in New Zealand, projects forests onto the walls of the Washington National Cathedral, and lives in a cabin in the Pacific Northwest woods that he named Rivendell. He got in trouble as a kid for shining a laser pointer in church. He now gets paid to illuminate churches. He'll tell you eight-year-old Stephen is absolutely losing his mind. In this episode, Stephen and I dig into what it looks like to leave a creative mecca before

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