Hi Reader,
Ever notice how leaders often know exactly what to do… but still don’t do it?
You’ve read the books.
You’ve attended the conference.
You’ve heard the strategy.
But somehow the change never sticks.
In this episode of the podcast, I sit down with bestselling author and Stanford lecturer Nir Eyal to talk about something deeper than strategy: belief.
Nir argues that most leaders don’t struggle because they lack information. They struggle because of self-limiting beliefs they don’t even realize they’re carrying.
Things like:
👉 “That won’t work in my town.”
👉 “Our church is different.”
👉 “People here just aren’t interested.”
But what if those beliefs, not your context, are the real barrier?
We talk about the psychology behind belief, how it shapes what you actually see as a leader, and how changing your beliefs can unlock persistence, innovation, and growth.
If you’ve ever wondered why some leaders see opportunity everywhere while others see obstacles, this conversation will challenge you in a good way.
I think you’ll find it both practical and surprising.
🎧 Listen now and take the next step toward healthier leadership. Watch it on YouTube or tune in wherever you listen to podcasts.
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