Harvard Business School professor Amy Edmonson, along with other guests, discuss the leader's role in destigmatizing mental health in the workplace. They explore vulnerability, authenticity, and the power of storytelling in fostering open dialogues. The conversation touches on navigating disagreements, embracing fallibility for growth, and building strong teams through emotional intelligence.

Amy Edmonson, Ed Conway, and Siddharth Kara discuss their shortlisted books for the Financial Times' Business Book of the Year award. They cover topics such as AI's risks to humanity, the six commodities shaping our lives, and the different types of failure. The hosts also delve into the judging process and criteria for selecting the best business book of the year.

Amy Edmonson, groundbreaking pioneer of psychological safety, talks about embracing intelligent failures and fostering psychological safety. She emphasizes the importance of challenging unhealthy thoughts and discusses the role of psychological safety in preventing complex failures. Amy reflects on failure in relationships and the pursuit of success, and explores the concept of intelligent failures and embracing failure as an opportunity for growth. She also delves into the relationship between success and happiness, highlighting the significance of finding true happiness in the present moment.