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Have you ever been completely convinced you communicated something, only to discover the team has absolutely no idea what you’re talking about? Maybe you discussed it with one person, mentioned it to someone else, thought about sending an email, and somehow your brain filed all of that under “comm…
There’s a big difference between looking authoritative, and being someone people genuinely trust. You can have the polished bio, the visibility, and all the right signals, but if the substance underneath does not match, people feel it. In this episode of Leadruption, Emma Last explores Authorityok…
Some leadership decisions are based on data. Some are based on experience. And some are based on something somebody said in a meeting four years ago that has now somehow become organisational fact. In this episode of Leadruption, Emma Last explores Assumptocracy, the system where assumptions get r…
A difficult question lands and there is a perfectly reasonable option available: pause, think and say, “I need to check.” But sometimes leadership decides that an immediate answer feels more competent, even when the information is not actually there yet. In this episode of Leadruption, Emma Last e…
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