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Leadership and Self Deception
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Mentioned in 24 episodes
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as a book that taught him to see others as humans and improve interpersonal influence.


Ethan Evans

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Retired Amazon VP: How Corporate Politics Work And How To Win | Ethan Evans
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for understanding self-deception and its impact on interpersonal relationships.


Ethan Evans

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Taking control of your career | Ethan Evans (Amazon)
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for its insights into overcoming self-imposed limitations and improving leadership.


Nikhyl Singhal

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Building a long and meaningful career | Nikhyl Singhal (Meta, Google)
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as a timeless book about self-awareness and owning one's decisions.

Aryeh B. Bourkoff

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#629: Aryeh Bourkoff — Media's Hottest Dealmaker on How to Negotiate, Rejecting Constraints, Mastering the Calendar to Create More Time, and How to Play the Long Game
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in relation to shifting behavior for better results.


Dave Stachowiak

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733: The Way to Notice People Better, with Zach Mercurio
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as a book that every leader should read, highlighting its impact on mindset.


Dave Stachowiak

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690: How to Shift Behavior for Better Results, with Mitch Warner
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as a book that utilizes a story from history as a core metaphor.


Mitch Warner

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622: Leadership and Self-Deception with Arbinger Managing Partner, Mitch Warner (Strategy Skills classics)
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as the source of the concept of an outward mindset.


Mareo McCracken

28 snips
Really Care for Them: Selling with Emotional Intelligence with Mareo McCracken
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as a book that impacted him differently upon rereading it with more experience.


Joe Byerly

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“Maybe I’m the Problem”: Leadership and Self-Deception with Victoria Trammel
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as one of Jim Farrell's previous bestsellers, written in the style of a business fable.


Michael Kovnat

24 snips
You and We: A Leadership Call for Overcoming Divides in a Polarized World


