Life's Leadership Lessons: October 16, 2025
How to create products that sell, the state of hybrid work, the only 3 problems you have, how to work with narcissists, and much more...this week in Life's Leadership Lessons.
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📖 To Read 📖
» You only have these 3 problems
[the best leadership newsletter ever]
» The 8 psychological marketing lessons you need to know
[step by step]
» Which leader are you when chaos hits?
[now | new | next]
🎧 To Listen or Watch 🎥
» How to work with narcissists
[the best leadership podcast ever]
» The leadership lessons you learned in kindergarten
[leadership unlocked]
» Why words matter
[the best boss ever]
This Week’s Featured Friend: Dr. JC
» Kindness and success are not mutually exclusive
» Always try
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This Week’s Poll
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Last week’s poll
» You’re on the first floor and need to get to the second, you take the STAIRS (88%)
OK, either a whole bunch of you are lying or I didn’t properly frame the question, ‘cause when I’m at the airport and there is an escalator right next to a set of stairs, 95% of people take the escalator. So fess up.
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