
When a leadership fire starter meets a Bollywood dancing economist, you don’t get a TED talk. You get a conversation with heart, spine and a little sparkle. Metaphorical sparkle.
This week I’m on the Made for More podcast with the brilliant Ally Nitschke.
In a world crowded with leadership experts, Ally is the real deal. Sharp, human and brave. We talk all things X Factor and why the best leaders are not the loudest. They are the clearest.
We cover how you can make an impact without turning up the volume.
And oh, my Mum gives this interview 4.5 stars. She deducted half a star for the plant that appears to be auditioning for a horror film in my background.
Now I need your verdict. Do you agree with Mum’s marking and should the plant go on a PIP (Performance Improvement Plan)?
PS: If you watch on YouTube, can you please like or leave a quick comment. Even a ‘Loved the plant’ helps, so the algorithm, Ally and I all get the message people want more!
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