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Hosted by Thomas R. Harris · business · EN-US · 92 episodes
Leadership is one of the most talked-about topics in the world — and one of the most misunderstood. With so much content, so many "styles," and so many competing ideas, it can be hard to know what to actually focus on. The Real Truth About Leadership simplifies it. We cut through the confusion, clear up the common misconceptions, and teach leadership the way it actually works — built on influence, grounded in principles, and practical enough for anyone to apply. No fluff, no fads. Just what works.
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Thomas R. Harris hosts The Real Truth About Leadership: Debunking the Myths. Teaching What Works., a business show with 92 episodes published.
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Episode #92
How you define success determines what you measure, and what you measure determines what you do. This episode examines four common but faulty definitions of leadership success (promotions, short-term results, making money, and good relationships), what each one costs when it becomes your measure, and offers a better definition to work from.
Episode #91
"Leadership is about building relationships." "Leadership is about asking the right questions." These statements sound good, and the things they name are often genuinely worth doing. But calling any one function the point of leadership narrows your focus to a piece of the job and quietly makes you less effective at the whole of it. This episode explains why, and what leadership is actually about.
Episode #90
It's tempting to jump straight to solutions, but guessing at fixes without understanding the real problem wastes time, money, and trust. This episode covers practical principles for solving problems well: defining the real issue, avoiding assumptions, finding the root cause, and knowing when, and when not, to lean on experts.
Episode #89
Good decisions and good outcomes aren't the same thing, a solid process can still turn out badly, and a lucky guess can still turn out well. This episode walks through seven practical steps for making better decisions and helping your team do the same, from clearly defining the problem to building in a plan to revisit the decision later.
Episode #88
Mistakes are inevitable, but how a leader responds to them shapes a team's innovation, trust, and morale more than almost anything else. This episode looks at the difference between a "gotcha" culture that hunts for errors and a mistake-positive culture that supports honest effort, and why psychological safety research shows the best teams actually report more mistakes, not fewer.
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