
Professional performance is exhausting. Maintaining the mask. Editing ourselves. Pretending we know when we don't.
This podcast is about people who dropped the performance. And what happened next.
Each episode features someone who broke professional conventions and found something better on the other side: the executive who disclosed grief in a corporate setting and found it opened new ways of r... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 379 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareersSelf-ImprovementEducation | |||

Cathey Armillas built her career the way most people are told not to. She doesn't separate what she loves from what she sells. Her sneaker collection became a filter for clients. Her obsession with waterfalls became a corporate training product. Her ... more
Benjamin Taylor was once brought in to help eleven chief executives navigate a merger that would cost the job of some. Before the meeting, a more senior colleague on his team pushed back on touching that topic. It would embarrass them, he said. It wa... more
When Julie Brown was being poached from one company to another, they asked what she was currently earning. She told them a number she wanted to be true — what she deserved, not what she was making. They didn't blink.
That’s how she spent 17 years as... more
Jussi Hermunen was brought in as a consultant on a multimillion-euro project when he discovered that his go-to tool was on the client's prohibited software list. He used it anyway. Not out of recklessness, but because a diagram reads the same on a fa... more
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If you are a facilitator, even only occasionally, you owe it to yourself to put this in your rotation! Every episode contains wisdom I can immediately apply to my own workshops. Thanks Myriam!
Every single episode is filled with incredible nuggets that I find myself applying immediately, both practically in my day-to-day work as well as sharing with all my colleagues. Not only will the insights from the interviews make you a better facilitator, but also a more empathetic leader! I recommend this podcast to everyone I know.
This show is the best podcast I’ve found to help myself level up as a workshop facilitator. Highly recommend!
The first few episodes are very promising. It’s interesting to hear from fellow trainers and facilitators how they deal with challenging situations when working with groups. The host is authentic and she seems genuinely curious in what her guests have to say, which is not always the case when you listen to interview shows. We want more!
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A candid show about shedding the traditional performance of professionalism to uncover more authentic, human-centered work. Conversations center on breaking rules, embracing vulnerability, and redefining what it means to be effective at work—whether through frank talks about career transitions, coaching, or leading with integrity. Listeners are likely facilitators, managers, and professionals who want practical strategies for creating psychologically safe teams, authentic leadership, and healthier workplace cultures. The show stands out for its guest variety—from career rebels to coaches and facilitators—and its consistent focus on real-world outcomes that come from showing up as yourself rather than perching behind a professional mask.
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Recent guests on Unprofessionalism include:
1. Julie Brown
2. Jussi Hermunen
3. Tramaine Schilders-Teo
4. Roi Ben-Yehuda
5. Leanne Hughes
6. Martin Frederik Garbers
7. Philippa White
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