How does a math teacher become a game-changing CEO? Adam Boddison breaks down his journey from classroom to the boardroom, breaking away from the "perfect executive" myth, Adam reveals why making mistakes might be your secret weapon to becoming a stronger leader. From his unconventional path as a math teacher to leading multiple organizations, he shares raw insights about what really happens in the CEO's office (spoiler: it's not just taking calls and yelling at shareholders).

Adam breaks down how Gen Z is flipping the script on workplace dynamics, bringing a refreshingly honest approach to job interviews. His "convince yourself, convince a friend, convince an enemy" problem-solving framework offers a powerful new way to tackle complex organizational challenges.

In this episode, we discuss:

Why admitting mistakes could be your leadership superpower
How Gen Z is revolutionizing workplace culture and recruitment
The truth about solving unprecedented challenges as a CEO
Why technical skills might be overrated in hiring decisions
Building high-performing teams through unexpected combinations

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