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Leadership and Self Deception

Book • 2000

Author

Dick Ruhe

Author

The Arbinger Institute

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Mentioned in 11 episodes

Recommended by

Ethan Evans for understanding self-deception and its impact on interpersonal relationships.

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Nikhyl Singhal for its insights into overcoming self-imposed limitations and improving leadership.

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Building a long and meaningful career | Nikhyl Singhal (Meta, Google)

Mentioned by Aryeh B. Bourkoff as a timeless book about self-awareness and owning one's decisions.

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#629: Aryeh Bourkoff — Media's Hottest Dealmaker on How to Negotiate, Rejecting Constraints, Mastering the Calendar to Create More Time, and How to Play the Long Game

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Dave Stachowiak in relation to shifting behavior for better results.

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733: The Way to Notice People Better, with Zach Mercurio

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Dave Stachowiak as a book that every leader should read, highlighting its impact on mindset.

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690: How to Shift Behavior for Better Results, with Mitch Warner

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Mareo McCracken as the source of the concept of an outward mindset.

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Really Care for Them: Selling with Emotional Intelligence with Mareo McCracken

Mentioned by Joe Byerly as a book that impacted him differently upon rereading it with more experience.

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“Maybe I’m the Problem”: Leadership and Self-Deception with Victoria Trammel

Recommended by Ryan Gottfredson for those working on developing an outward mindset focused on lifting others.

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1059: Finding Peak Performance through Upgraded Emotional Regulation with Ryan Gottfredson

Recommended by Wendy Grounds as an interesting and easy read.

Episode 215 – From ‘Me’ to ‘We’: Overcoming Mindsets to Transform Team Dynamics

Mentioned by Gary Peterson as a book that profoundly changed his perspective on leadership and interpersonal relationships.

How to fix a toxic culture.

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Nate Regier for understanding interpersonal violence and restorative interactions.

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Recommended by Stewart Butterfield as a good book for podcast listeners.

20VC: Slack Founder Stewart Butterfield on Leadership Styles, Decision-Making, The 3 Levels of Wealth, IPOs vs Direct Listings & Why Effective Entrepreneurship is Like Parkour

Mentioned by Justin Kan as a book that helped him become a better leader by focusing on empathy and self-deception.

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Mentioned by Stewart Butterfield in the context of leadership and self-deception.

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Recommended by

Tom Quisel for those interested in management or improving relationships.

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Recommended by Rev. Dr. Tim Ahlman as a classic book on leadership and self-deception.

088: Rev. Dr. Tim Ahlman on Healthy Disagreements, The Future of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS), and Training the Next Generation of Pastors

Recommended by Bonnie Stachowiak as a book that helps understand self-deception and its impact on leadership.

498: Creating Management Structure, with Bonni Stachowiak

Recommended by Erik Ginsberg for its insights on self-awareness and organizational behavior.

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Mentioned by John Howard as a book that introduced him to the concept of the outward mindset in leadership.

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Mentioned by Mike Walker , who did a book study on it, as a resource on how to be towards other people.

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