# Ashish Kothari
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ashish kothari is an Indian environmentalist working on development, environment interface, biodiversity policy, and alternatives. He is one of founders of Kalpavriksh, a Non-Profit Organisation in India which deals with environmental and development issues. He has been associated with peoples' movements like Narmada Bachao Andolan and Beej Bachao Andolan.
How to Show People They Matter in 3 Small Moves | Zach Mercurio
Only 39% of employees strongly agree that someone at work cares about them as a person, and that number has fallen faster than any other engagement measure since 2020.
Zach Mercurio, organizational psychologist and author of The Power of Mattering, joins Ashish Kothari to explain why billions spent…
AI Saves You 2.5 Hours a Week. Most People Waste It
AI now hands the average worker 2.5 hours back every week. Most of us pour it straight into more busywork, then wonder why we are busier than ever.
That reclaimed time is the most valuable thing AI has given us, and we are giving it away without deciding to.
Bonnie Davis, co-author of Still Human w…
How to Trust Your Intuition When You're Running on Empty
Cortney McDermott had the titles, the accolades, and the corporate jet and she was, in her own words, "miserably successful."
In this episode, the two-time author joins Ashish Kothari to unpack why you can't win the game of externally sourced success, and how to trust your intuition when you're run…
Improv Is the Resilience Skill Leaders Are Missing
What if the skill that makes a comedian great on an unscripted stage is the same skill that makes a leader great in an unpredictable economy?
Layoffs and AI have left a lot of people feeling like a line item instead of a human being. Jordana Cole flips that on its head: you are not the resource, yo…
How to Lead with Vulnerability Without Losing Authority
700 CEOs have gone through McKinsey's Bower Forum, and the data points to one uncomfortable truth: the best leaders spend less time telling people what to do. Ramesh Srinivasan, McKinsey senior partner, dean of the Bower Forum, and co-author of The Journey of Leadership, joins Ashish Kothari to unp…
How to Stay Grounded When Everything Falls Apart | Fox & Janni
Most leaders treat fear as the thing blocking them. Amy Elizabeth Fox, CEO of Mobius Executive Leadership and Nicholas Janni, both co-authors of Leading in Chaos, argue the opposite: you block fear, and that blocking is quietly costing you presence, judgment, and your team's best thinking.
Along wi…
How to Regulate Your Nervous System Before a Hard Decision
Most leadership problems cannot be solved. The harder you push, the more they slip away.
Host Ashish Kothari talks with Carolyn Coughlin, co-author of Unleash Your Complexity Genius, about why people problems are complex rather than complicated. A complicated problem has an answer you find once and…
How to Turn a Team of Leaders Into a Leadership Team?
A team of leaders is not a leadership team. Most executive groups spend their meetings sharing information silo by silo, defer every decision to the person at the head of the table, and then relitigate the whole thing in one-on-ones afterwards.
Host Ashish Kothari sits down with Alexander and Jani…
How to Improve Emotional Intelligence: The 10-Second Move
Every decision you make is emotional, including the ones you are sure are logical. Most leaders never notice, react, and spend the following weeks cleaning up the consequences.
Business psychologist Dr. Robin Hills, director of Ei4Change and the teacher of more than 500,000 people across 200+ count…
How to Stop Overthinking: Train Your Default Mode Network
Your boss sends a two-word message, "Can we talk?", and before you've read it twice your brain has already decided: you're in trouble, you're about to be rewarded, or it's just a conversation. That split second is the whole game. In this episode, Ashish sits down with Due Quach, founder of Calm Cla…
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