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To grow in a rapidly changing world, leaders must unlearn outdated beliefs and embrace a mindset of curiosity and continuous improvement. Drawing inspiration from Daniel Kahneman and Jim Collins, this episode explores how to rethink past assumptions and adapt to new realities.
Discover how to celebrate being “less wrong,” maintain momentum with the "20-Mile March," and create environments that foster curiosity and resilience. This episode will challenge you to think differently about leadership.
Key Topics:
🧠 Finding joy in learning from mistakes
📈 The "20-Mile March" for consistent progress
🎯 Creating a culture of curiosity and growth
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