096: The Skills AI Can't Replace (And Why Nobody Teaches Them in School)
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096: The Skills AI Can't Replace (And Why Nobody Teaches Them in School)
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Natasha Arvinte-Hickey grew up in post-Soviet Moldova, where a cold apartment and two unemployed parents taught her exactly what scarcity feels like. Today she coaches leaders and teams across Europe and Asia — and her message is not what you'd expect.
In this conversation, Michelle and Sophia ask Natasha why great players so often make a terrible team, why friction is a signal instead of a problem, and what leaders keep getting wrong about layoffs and AI. Her answer to almost everything comes back to one thing: most of us don't actually know ourselves. Learning that, she says, is the anchor everything else hangs on.
Connect with Natasha:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/natasha-arvinte-hickey-63a56077
Time Stamps:
00:00 — Meet Natasha: From Moldova to Dublin
07:20 — Why Great Players Don't Make a Great Team
13:54 — Friction Is a Signal, Not a Problem
18:53 — Leading People Through AI, Layoffs, and Change
31:26 — The Skills AI Can't Replace (Plus Natasha's 3 Pieces of Advice)