The Talent Brief

The Need to Be Right

5 min · 6 de abr de 2026
Portada del episodio The Need to Be Right

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In this episode of The Talent Brief with Jeff Ganter, we’re cutting straight through the noise and calling out what’s really breaking down conversations, at work and at home. The need to be right isn’t just a habit; it’s shaping our relationships, our leadership, and who we’re becoming. If you’ve ever walked away from a conversation feeling unheard, or caught yourself trying to win instead of understand, this one’s going to hit close. Keywords communication breakdown, need to be right, leadership mindset, emotional intelligence, workplace culture, relationships at work, personal growth, self awareness, psychological safety, active listening, conflict resolution, leadership development, mindset shift, human behavior, team dynamics, difficult conversations, ego vs growth, curiosity over certainty, modern leadership, coaching insights, career growth, workplace communication, relationship dynamics, authenticity, The Talent Brief

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