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Load-Bearing Leadership

Load-Bearing Leadership

De : Ric Marks
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 Load-Bearing Leadership is a podcast about responsibility, pressure, and what leadership must hold to endure. Leadership isn’t tested in calm conditions. It’s tested under sustained load—when decisions carry consequence and responsibility can’t be delegated. This is not a podcast about motivation or leadership hacks. It’s a thinking space for leaders operating under real pressure, giving language to the invisible weight they carry. Hosted by Ric Marks.Ric Marks Economie
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    • When Control Tightens

      When Control Tightens
      Feb 22 2026

      Under pressure, control often feels responsible.

      This episode examines why leaders tighten authority when capacity is stretched — not as a character flaw, but as a protective response to load.

      Control is not the problem. It’s a signal.
      The question is what the system is asking for when it appears.
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      5 min
    • Why Leaders Break Quietly

      Why Leaders Break Quietly
      Feb 15 2026

      Leadership failure rarely announces itself; it accumulates quietly through misaligned load, unshared responsibility, and chronic self-suppression.

      In this episode, we examine how quiet erosion precedes visible collapse — and why burnout is often the final symptom of leadership strain that went structurally unaddressed.
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      6 min
    • The Cost of Carrying Alone

      The Cost of Carrying Alone
      Feb 8 2026

      Leadership rarely fails loudly. It fails quietly — through isolation.

      This episode explores how leaders become alone under load, not by choice, but by design. When responsibility has no safe place to land, leaders absorb silently, and systems lose early warning signals.

      Isolation is not a personal flaw. It is a structural signal.
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      7 min
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