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Episode 60 - Humanistic Leadership in the Age of AI (opens the original)
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For this podcast interview, I sat down once again with my former professor, Dr. Benito “Ben” Teehankee , for a conversation on humanistic management in the age of artificial intelligence. Dr. Ben is a Full Professor at De La Salle University and holds the Jose E. Cuisia Professorship in Business Ethics and the Corazon C. Aquino Professorship in Business and Management. For more than four decades, his work has explored business ethics, corporate governance, humanistic management, and the role of
Episode 59 - Fix Your Meetings with Lightning Decision Jams (opens the original)
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In The Workshopper Playbook, author Jonathan Courtney presents a structured system designed to replace inefficient meetings with productive, high-impact collaboration. The core of his methodology is the 4C’s Framework, which guides teams through a four-stage process of Collecting data, Choosing priorities, Creating solutions, and Committing to actionable tasks. This approach relies on facilitation principles such as working "together, alone" to eliminate groupthink and ensure every voice is hear
Episode 58 - Leading the hardest person you manage (opens the original)
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In his book What Great Leaders Do , Andy Stanley presents a roadmap for achieving enduring impact through seven essential leadership behaviors. He argues that while some people are born with a "leadership gear," true greatness is defined by disciplined action and the development of character rather than just talent or charisma. The text emphasizes that exceptional self-leadership is the vital foundation for sustained influence, warning that giftedness can often take a person further than their m
Episode 57 - Double your team's brainpower as a multiplier (opens the original)
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In a world of "new demands and insufficient resources," the biggest challenge for leaders isn't finding more talent, but accessing the genius already in their ranks. In Multipliers , Liz Wiseman and Greg McKeown explore why some leaders— Diminishers —drain the capability of those around them, while others— Multipliers —amplify it to produce extraordinary results. Drawing on research from over 150 global executives, the authors reveal the " Multiplier Effect ": the ability to extract twice the in
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