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In recent conversations on The Accidental Trainer, Career Contessa, Getting to Yes, And, and The HR Mixtape Podcast I explored how leadership blindspots affect HR leaders and the organizations they support—shaping everything from talent development to workplace culture.
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In the second entry of my ongoing blog series for Psychology Today, I explore a counterintuitive idea: the strengths that help us succeed can also quietly work against us. When traits like confidence, curiosity, decisiveness, or empathy go unchecked, they can become blind spots that limit growth rather than fuel it.
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In the latest entry of my ongoing blog series for Psychology Today, I examine a familiar but often misunderstood pattern: why founders who excel at starting companies frequently struggle as their organizations grow. The issue is rarely a lack of intelligence, drive, or vision—it’s a psychological mismatch between the skills that fuel early success and those required to lead at scale.
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Today I’m pleased to announce the launch of a new writing series in which I’ll be exploring the intersection of the science of psychology and business success. The first piece in the series is now live on Psychology Today under the title “Are You Suffering from Promotion Grief?”. In this article I explore why a promotion brings with it the challenge of adjusting our identity to align with the new role.

As I traveled across Helsinki, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and London, I met hundreds of leaders eager to move past surface-level leadership formulas. What I found was remarkable consistency in their questions and insights — a shared recognition that genuine growth starts with self-awareness.

I’m honored to be featured in Forbes in an interview with Rodger Dean Duncan about my book Blindspotting: How to See What’s Holding You Back as a Leader. We explored why self-awareness isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s essential to effective leadership.

I had the pleasure of speaking with Vikas Shah for Thought Economics, where we explored the deeper psychological forces that shape leadership—and how blind spots can quietly limit our impact. Vikas brings intellectual curiosity and nuance to every conversation, and I was honored to be part of his long-running series of in-depth interviews.
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