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2:14:39ENBrains at Work: A Neuroscience Playbook for Meetings, Influence and Team Cultureゲスト Evan LaPointe · ホスト Lenny RachitskyCORE Sciences founder Evan LaPointe turns the brain's safety, reward and purpose systems into practical advice for meetings, relationships, culture and focus.
1:21:08ENThe Magic Loop: How a Former Amazon VP Says You Can Earn Promotions by Helping Your Bossゲスト Ethan Evans · ホスト Lenny RachitskyEthan Evans explains his five-step career loop, how to break through at senior manager, how to invent on purpose, and what he learned from failing Jeff Bezos on a very public launch.
1:17:55ENThe Quiet Advantage: How Introverts Can Thrive Without Pretending to Be Extrovertsホスト Lenny RachitskySusan Cain explains what introversion really is and offers practical ways to build visibility, run meetings, parent quiet kids, and design a career around your temperament.
1:18:47ENBefriend the Voice in Your Head: Executive Coach Joe Hudson on Emotions, Enjoyment and Experimentsゲスト Joe Hudson · ホスト Lenny RachitskyJoe Hudson, a coach to leaders at OpenAI, SpaceX and Apple, explains how to work with your inner critic, welcome your emotions and replace "should" with "want".
1:27:00ENStay on Your Side of the Net: Carole Robin's Stanford Playbook for Exceptional Relationshipsゲスト Carole Robin · ホスト Lenny RachitskyThe longtime teacher of Stanford GSB's "Touchy Feely" course explains disclosure, vulnerability, feedback and inquiry as learnable leadership skills.
1:56:31ENSpeak Before You Think: Tristan de Montebello's Games and Methods for Becoming a Better Speakerゲスト Tristan de Montebello · ホスト Lenny RachitskyThe Ultraspeaking co-creator explains why speaking is a meta skill, then walks Lenny Rachitsky through live practice games and two methods for preparing talks.
1:33:38ENSell Before You Tell: Wes Kao's Tactics for Communication That Actually Landsホスト Lenny RachitskyExecutive-communication teacher Wes Kao breaks down the frameworks — sales before logistics, signposting, MOO, CEDAF — that turn clear thinking into buy-in.
1:31:56ENPerfect Is Creepy: What a Child Psychologist Knows About Leading Difficult Adultsホスト Lenny RachitskyDr. Becky Kennedy explains how the principles she uses to raise resilient kids apply to managers, teams and colleagues.
1:27:03ENBe the Hero of Your Own Story: Superpowers, Kryptonite and the Leader's Journeyゲスト Donna Lichaw · ホスト Lenny RachitskyExecutive coach Donna Lichaw explains how the stories leaders tell themselves shape their impact, and how to find strengths, reframe imposter syndrome and set goals.
1:00:12ENEvery Champion Wants to Quit: Jimmy Pedro on Judo, Fathers, Injury and the Fight to Keep the Sport Alive in Americaゲスト Jimmy Pedro · ホスト Lex FridmanThe American judo great and coach talks about his demanding father, a career-threatening neck injury, a comeback at the Olympics, his training system, and why he fears for judo's future.
1:18:09ENFrom Reactive to Creative: Ken Norton on the Inner Work of Product Leadershipゲスト Ken Norton · ホスト Lenny RachitskyFormer Google product leader and executive coach Ken Norton explains why mindset, not more frameworks, unlocks the next level of leadership.
1:12:17ENCoaching Product Managers: Five Ingredients, Honest Storytelling, and the Case for Communityゲスト Petra Wille · ホスト Lenny RachitskyProduct leadership coach Petra Wille explains how to develop PMs, why storytelling is a career skill, and how communities of practice scale learning.
1:45:19ENStop Having All the Answers: An Executive Coach's Playbook for Tough Talks, Co-Founders and Energyホスト Lenny RachitskyFormer Stripe and Pinterest HR leader Rachel Lockett teaches Lenny Rachitsky the practical coaching, conflict and career-design skills she uses with tech CEOs, including two live demonstrations.
1:14:15ENChange Your State First: Jonny Miller's Breath-Based Playbook for Calm, Energy and Burnout Preventionゲスト Jonny Miller · ホスト Lenny RachitskyNervous system coach Jonny Miller explains why bottom-up tools like breathwork beat reframing your thoughts, and how to spot burnout while it is still a feather.








