HeyJaredTheHappySapiens podcast
This podcast focuses on aspects of a very simple human feeling - Happiness....Though very simple but continues to elude sapiens since times immemorial...More so in current times with fast pace changes, globalization, technological advancements, etc.
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10 in 30 Leadership Lessons # 5 - The Loneliest Person In The Room Is Often The Most Senior One (opens the original)
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The Loneliest Person in the Room Is Often the Most Senior One Leadership comes with influence, responsibility—and sometimes, an unexpected sense of isolation. The more senior you become, the more people may depend on you, yet the fewer people you may feel you can be completely honest with. You can't always share what you know, question every decision out loud, or reveal uncertainty to the people who look to you for answers. In this episode, we explore the research and psychology behind leadershi
10 in 30 Leadership Lessons # 4 - The Decision You Didn't Make Is Still A Decision (opens the original)
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Every decision a leader makes shapes culture—but so does every decision they avoid. In this episode of 10 in 30 Leadership Lessons , Amit Mohla explores the hidden cost of indecision in leadership. In the episode, he explains why delayed decisions, avoided conversations, and the desire to be liked often create uncertainty, erode trust, and weaken team performance. If you've ever postponed a difficult conversation, delayed addressing poor performance, or waited for the "perfect time" to act, this
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