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SightShift with Chris McAlister

Too many leaders lead for validation, not impact. And too many organizations are relying on overpriced seminars, gimmicky retreats, and leadership fads to develop their leaders.

Podcast · By Chris McAlister · English · Official site

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Lunch with Chris: The One Move Leaders Miss Inside Every Limbo Moment (opens the original)

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    You're in a circumstance you didn't choose and can't control. The moment you hit it, a mental mechanism kicks in — and the story your mind tells you out of that moment is already leading your next move. Chris McAlister goes live every Wednesday at noon Eastern. This week is episode 2 of September's Limbo Moments series. Chris teaches the move leaders consistently miss inside the in-between: pausing the mental mechanism between a circumstance you can't control and the story you tell yourself out

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Lunch with Chris: What the Limbo Moment Is Actually Teaching You (opens the original)

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    You're not done and you're not starting. Nothing's over, but nothing new has begun. That's the limbo moment — and the mistake you make inside it sets the ceiling for your entire team. Chris McAlister goes live every Wednesday at noon Eastern. This week opens September's new series: mastering the in-between. Limbo moments are the unchosen, uncontrollable spaces leaders hate — waiting on a diagnosis, a business that hasn't pivoted yet, a marriage neither healed nor over, an aging parent with demen

  3. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Lunch with Chris: Your Mind Has a Filter — Most Leaders Never Know It’s There (opens the original)

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    Most leaders never think about their own thinking. They're reacting under pressure — driven by a mental filter they've never examined. The ones who see the filter lead at a completely different level. Chris McAlister goes live every Wednesday at noon Eastern. This week: the mental filter. You have a filter in your mind that shapes every observation, every decision, and every leadership mistake you make under pressure. Most leaders never know it's there. The ones who do — who can actually notice

  4. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    AI Never Forgets. But It Can’t Forgive. That’s Your Job as a Leader (opens the original)

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    AI will remember every mistake your team ever makes. It will never forgive one. In that gap sits the whole future of leadership, and the third pillar of The 3% Shift: building the relationships and community AI cannot replace. Dr. Chris McAlister and co-host Mark Stanifer arrive at the point of the whole model: koinonia, the common unity the Greeks knew could change the world, because it did. Chris's AI has critiqued his leadership about 200 times and been wrong once, and that one miss is the le

  5. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    AI Is Killing the Career Path. 3 Things to Tell Your Team (opens the original)

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    The career path you were sold is on life support. AI is taking the entry level reps that used to build judgment, and the leaders caught in the middle are the ones who have to answer for it. This one is an audible. A listener wrote in after the last episode and pushed back on Dr. Chris McAlister: if wisdom takes time, experience, and scars, how does a generation get those reps when AI can already do the work? Chris and co-host Mark Stanifer set the notes aside and stay in that tension. Why yester

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