
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 | 382 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducationSelf-ImprovementCareers | |||

Gustavo Razzetti once sat next to a woman at a corporate conference, judging the regional VP presenting on stage until she revealed that was her husband. Instead of backpedaling he apologised, then stood by every word. That instinct of owning the mes... more
Rori DuBoff once took an unused office at Accenture, tore it down, and built a virtual reality studio from scratch with no formal approval and that's how she got the firm into the metaverse. She didn't wait for the green light. She brought in a few p... more
Emanuele Mazzanti is a day one rule-breaker. When he moved to EY Italy, his boss asked to be called "Dottore." He noticed the distance being created and suggested, politely, that they drop the formalities and just use first names. Surprisingly, the a... more
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
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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 focused on shedding professional masks and embracing humanity at work. Across episodes, guests share how moving beyond performative professionalism—whether through authentic storytelling, boundary-setting, or challenging norms—leads to deeper collaboration, better leadership, and more humane workplaces. Conversations span practical facilitation, courage to diverge from conventions, and strategies for cultivating psychological safety, vulnerability, and human-centered outcomes in organizations. A standout trait is the host's genuine curiosity and emphasis on responsible unprofessional moves that advance trust, learning, and impact. Listeners can expect actionable takeaways for facilitators, leaders, and teams seeking to blend r... more
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