Growth requires outside auditors—because we all have blind spots.

In this episode, we explore why self-awareness, leadership growth, and personal development depend on external feedback, not just self-reflection. From friends and mentors to coworkers and customers, outside auditors reveal strengths and weaknesses we can’t see on our own.

Through insights from Simon Sinek and real-world business examples, we unpack the gap between intent and impact, why titles like good leader or good listener are conferred by others, and how honest feedback prevents stagnation.

For entrepreneurs, leaders, and professionals seeking growth, this episode challenges you to value feedback—and the people willing to give it.

Intentional Naivety explores how business leaders and professionals can use curiosity, first-principles thinking, and strategic questioning to challenge assumptions, uncover hidden opportunities, and make better decisions. This episode examines how adopting a beginner’s mindset can drive innovation, improve leadership effectiveness, and sharpen problem-solving in today’s complex business environment.

How We See the World Through Different Lenses | Serial Learner Podcast

We all experience the same world—but we don’t see it the same way.

In this episode of Serial Learner, we explore the idea that every person operates through a unique lens shaped by their experiences, incentives, beliefs, and environment. Understanding these lenses is one of the most overlooked skills in business development, leadership, and personal growth.

We discuss:

• Why miscommunication often isn’t about intelligence—but perspective
• How different lenses shape decision-making in business and relationships
• Practical ways to communicate more effectively by seeking understanding first
• How shifting your lens can unlock better collaboration and long-term thinking

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, professional, or lifelong learner, this episode will help you slow down, listen deeper, and engage with others more intentionally.

🎧 Tune in to learn how expanding your perspective can improve the way you think, communicate, and build.