# Ishan Galapathy
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Ep111 Why Great Ideas Stay Hidden at Work
The greatest untapped asset in most organisations isn’t technology, strategy or even talent – it’s the ideas people never share. Ishan highlights Ferrari's transition to electric vehicles as a subtle leadership challenge: inviting celebrated external designers may broaden perspectives, but it can a…
Ep112 From Johannesburg to the Boardroom: Lessons in Leadership – Mike Allen
What does it really take to build a world-class factory floor? Mike Allen is a 25-year supply chain veteran who's led operations across Kellogg, a family-owned giant, and Haleon (Panadol, Advil, Sensodyne). Drawing on his time navigating South Africa's distinct operational pace and three separate a…
Ep113 People Resist Exclusion, Not Change
The best ideas don't fail because they're wrong—they fail because people weren't part of creating them. Leaders often spend weeks refining a change before announcing it, then wonder why they face resistance. The problem isn't the change itself; it's that everyone else is hearing it for the first ti…
Ep114 The Hidden Cost of Small Inefficiencies
Small inefficiencies are easy to dismiss. One extra piece of paper, one unnecessary approval, one duplicate report or one additional click hardly seems worth worrying about. But frequency changes everything. When a small inefficiency is repeated thousands or millions of times, it becomes significan…
Ep115 Excellence Beyond The Finish Line
What keeps you running when winning is no longer possible? In 1964, Sri Lankan Olympic runner Ranatunge Karunananda found the answer in the most unlikely place. Lapped repeatedly in the 10,000 metres final, he kept running long after the winner had finished and the crowd had stopped laughing. He ha…
Ep116 The Gordian Knot and the Problem With Complexity
The biggest breakthrough in problem-solving may be recognising that the problem itself is wrong. The ancient story of Alexander the Great and the Gordian Knot offers a powerful lesson for modern organisations: sometimes the smartest solution isn't to untangle complexity, but to question why it exis…
Ep119 Understanding the Problem Before Solving It
Real problem solving starts long before the whiteboard comes out. When Flight 427 went down in 1994, it took investigators nearly five years to find the answer, not because they lacked evidence, but because premature theories are seductive and discipline is hard.
Most workplace problems aren't li…
Ep120 Inside the Complex Air Crash Investigation of USAir Flight 427 – Capt. John Cox
Great problem solvers don't chase theories, they chase evidence, even when it takes years to find it. That's the lesson from Captain John Cox, who led the four-year investigation into USAir Flight 427, one of the most complex air crash investigations in history.
With 56 years in aviation, includi…
Ep121 The Danger of Being Exceptionally Good at the Wrong Thing
Sometimes the smartest, most experienced people in the room can look straight at the future and completely misread it. Not because the data is wrong, but because it answers the wrong question entirely.
This episode traces that pattern through Nokia, Kodak and the Swiss watch industry, three marke…
Ep122 Converge, Diverge, Converge: The Rhythm of Great Problem Solving
Different perspectives feel like a strength, until they quietly become the reason five people leave a meeting solving five different problems. A tapping exercise from Stanford reveals why: once you know something, you can't imagine not knowing it, and that gap is where teams get stuck.
The fix is…
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