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337. You Are God. That's The Problem.
God created mankind in Her image, in the same way that you create problems in your image. So maybe the problems on your team are not actually problems…
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336. Your Communication Process Is Your Communication Problem
You can’t expect to improve your company’s communication problems without altering the company’s communication processes.
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335. Working With Narcissists: A Survival Guide
In the circus of narcissists, your job is not to tame the lion. Just don’t be the clown. This article will tell you how.
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The Best Leadership Podcasts & TL;DRs
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334. What If Slower Was The Secret To Success?
While I stress-eat through back-to-back Zooms, my clients are off the grid — and somehow still crushing it. Maybe going slow is the secret to success…
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July 2025

Leadership Therapy with Jeff Matlow and Dr. Gena Gorlin
A recording from Jeff Matlow's live video
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Dr. Gena Gorlin
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333. The Deadlines That Matters Most
There always seem to be deadlines in my life that are haunting me. It's the reality of my mortality. And then one day everything changed.
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332. The Disney Hug Rule, and Why Your Culture Is Screwed.
The Disney Hug Rule is an essential part of your Disney experience. As it turns out, the same principle applies to your leadership.
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331. The Confidence Gap & The Reason Women Have Less Confidence Than Men
Success is partly about luck. As it turns out, confident people tend to have more luck than others. And that's where the Confidence Gap becomes a…
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tl;dr for 330. The Growth Paradox
Super special subscriber-only tl;dr for article 330 on The Growth Paradox
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330. The Growth Paradox
We live in a society that is obsessed with comfort. But pain has an important purpose. And that's where the growth paradox comes into play.
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tl;dr for 329. Over-Empowerment
Super special subscriber-only tl;dr for article 329 on Over Empowerment
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