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The Archetype Effect Podcast

The Archetype Effect: Power. Purpose. Presence. The Archetype Effect is where women reclaim the meaning of power.

Podcast · By Rosalind Cardinal · English · Official site

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12
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Sep 22, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Influence Without Losing Yourself: How to Navigate Workplace Politics, Power and Influence Without Compromising Who You Are (opens the original)

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    Listening Note: What if becoming more influential at work didn’t require becoming more political, more calculating, or less like yourself? For many women, organisational politics creates an uncomfortable tension. We can see that relationships matter. We know conversations happen before the meeting, that timing and perception shape decisions, and that some people carry far more influence than their job title suggests. But understanding those dynamics can feel dangerously close to playing the game

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Executive Presence Is Not What You Think: Why Women’s Leadership Is Judged Differently (opens the original)

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    Have you ever been told that you need more executive presence—but given no useful explanation of what is actually missing? Years ago, Ros received a very good performance rating and asked what she needed to do to achieve the highest rating next time. Her manager considered the question and replied, “You probably could smile more.” The advice gave her something to change, but it didn’t identify the leadership problem her smile was supposed to solve. Episode overview Executive presence is often tr

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    The Politics of Good Intentions: When Doing the Right Thing Isn’t Enough (opens the original)

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    Listening note This episode explores good intentions, ethical leadership, power, organisational politics and the consequences of changing established arrangements. You’re invited to listen with curiosity and notice where doing what feels fair, helpful or necessary may also change something for the people around you. Not because your intention is wrong. Because no meaningful act of leadership is politically neutral. Episode overview There is a sentence leaders often reach for when a decision made

  4. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Why Smart Women Stay Stuck: What Happens When Your Boundaries Disrupt the System (opens the original)

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    LISTENING NOTE This episode explores boundaries, invisible labour, role-restoration pressure and the systems that become attached to a particular version of us. You’re invited to listen gently, to pause if needed, and to notice what resonates—not just in your thinking, but in your body. You may recognise a role you have carried for a long time. You may also recognise what happened when you tried to put it down. FREE COMPANION FIELD GUIDE If this episode brings to mind a boundary you have tried t

  5. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Influence Without Authority: The hidden equation that determines whose voice carries weight (opens the original)

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    The hidden equation that determines whose voice carries weight Have you ever raised an idea in a meeting, only to watch it disappear into the conversation—then return ten minutes later in someone else’s words and suddenly gain momentum? The idea may not have changed. But the weight the room allowed it to carry did. Influence without authority is often treated as a personal skill: communicate more confidently, build stronger relationships, improve your executive presence or become more persuasive

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