25. The One Mistake Great Leaders Make with Guest Dr. Bahiyyah Maroon
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25. The One Mistake Great Leaders Make with Guest Dr. Bahiyyah Maroon
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Dr. Bahiyyah Maroon opens this conversation in a sixth-grade classroom — a cruel note signed by every student, a math teacher furious that his lesson was interrupted, and a science teacher furious about the cruelty itself. Those two men, she says, are the two prototypical business leaders. Most of us learned leadership long before we had a title.
In Episode 25 of Amplify Hope Today, Simon T. Bailey welcomes Dr. Maroon — leadership anthropologist, PhD from UC Santa Cruz, and author of Black Lives, American Love — for a conversation about what actually breaks in organizations.
Her diagnosis is one phrase: power failure. Power wielded on behalf of people it never consulted. She traces it through the diversity committee staffed by skin color rather than expertise, through the CEO reporting workforce sentiment to a board without having had the conversations, through philanthropy that arrives already certain what a community needs — and lands it on the question she says almost no leader answers honestly: Am I willing to share power, and to what degree?
She also does something rarer. She refuses to tell half a story. Her argument about asset-based framing — that the questions we ask about communities determine the solutions we get — turns on a historical detail most listeners won't know, and it reframes the entire conversation about who needs help and who has been solving problems all along.
You'll learn:
- Why "some" and "many" are the two most honest words in a leader's vocabulary
- Three questions that reveal whether you share power or only describe sharing it
- Why grocery stores don't open in certain neighborhoods — and why the answer is a business-model problem, not a moral one
- What Costco and Wegmans do structurally that most organizations refuse to
- Why the real definition of ambition might be a thousand people succeeding because you made room
Get Black Lives, American Love wherever books are sold.
Simon's twelfth book, Amplify Hope: Lead From Where You Are Standing, releases October 1.
Learn More: https://www.amplifyhopetoday.com/
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