Most people think they know what leadership is, but what if everything we’ve been taught is wrong? In this episode, we break down why real leaders are disappearing, how companies confuse management with leadership, and what you can do to lead authentically in a system built to suppress it. If you’ve ever wondered why true leadership feels so rare, this conversation will change how you see power, culture, and your own potential to lead.

Additional Resources:

Harvard Business Review Leader's Handbook: Make an Impact, Inspire Your Organization, and Get to the Next Level

Why Should Anyone Be Led by You?

What’s The Difference Between Leadership And Management?

Harvard Business Review Manager's Handbook: The 17 Skills Leaders Need to Stand Out

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Most people care too much about too little. It's not about not caring though, its about a need to start caring smarter. In this episode, we unpack what “selective caring” really means and why it’s the key to protecting your peace, focus, and confidence. Learn how to detach from the noise, handle criticism without losing your cool, and build emotional boundaries that keep you grounded. If you’re tired of feeling drained by things you can’t control, this episode will show you how to reclaim your energy and start caring with intention.

Additional Resources:

The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson

How to Care Less Without Being Uncaring | Psychology Today

The Let Them Theory Book | #1 Bestseller - Mel Robbins

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Setbacks can shake you. Your confidence, your identity, your direction. I’ve been there. In this episode, we dig into how to rebuild after life knocks you sideways. You’ll learn how to reframe failure, reset your nervous system, and reconnect with people who lift you back up. If you’ve been questioning your path or struggling to find your footing, this one’s your reminder: you’re never broken, only rebuilding.

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Learn how to stand up for yourself at work without losing your cool or credibility. Dane and Chris share real strategies for setting boundaries, stopping self-devaluation, and handling disrespect with confidence. Because how people treat you is often how you’ve trained or allowed them to.

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With more than 20 years in corporate life, Chris shares five harsh truths every professional needs to hear, from toxic bosses to false promises of balance. Learn how to protect yourself, stay sane, and succeed on your own terms.

More Resources:

Rewarding Good Work with More Work - HR Daily Advisor

The Myth of Work-Life Balance | Psychology Today

Sorry, But Your Job Title Doesn't Matter Anymore | LinkedIn

Workplace Loyalty Is the Only Way to Save Corporate America - Business Insider

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In a tough job market, average won’t cut it. Learn five practical ways to stand out at work, from setting clear goals to mentoring others, and rise above the competition with strategy, confidence, and intent.

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Experts are everywhere, but not all are credible. In this episode of The Leadership Gambit, we expose the “expert problem” and how to spot bias, fake authority, and recycled theories. Learn to separate truth from noise and take back control of who influences your decisions.

More Resources:

No More Tears by Gardiner Harris | Penguin Random House Canada

When McKinsey Comes to Town: The Hidden Influence of the World's Most Powerful Consulting Firm: Bogdanich, Walt, Forsythe, Michael: 9780385546232: Amazon.com: Books

The harsh reality of ultra processed food - with Chris Van Tulleken

The Problem With Experts: Deciding Who to Trust - Financial Poise

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Confidence isn’t something you’re born with, it’s something you build. In this episode, we expose the biggest myths about confidence and share practical ways to build real, lasting confidence that holds up when life and work get tough. From separating self-esteem from self-trust, to understanding why confidence has to be maintained like any habit, to challenging the idea that confidence has to be loud, you’ll get a completely new perspective on what confidence really means.

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