Last week I talked about how one person can build a whole conclusion out of a single moment. This week, I'm looking at what happens when a whole group climbs that ladder together.

Using the show The Traitors as my case study, I talk about why people vote with the group even when they're not sure, why the most certain voice in the room so often carries the vote, and how a story that gets repeated starts to feel like fact. It's really about how much belonging matters to us.

Then I bring it to the workplace: the senior leader whose opinion ends the discussion, the team that gets a label nobody can trace back to evidence, and the "real meeting" that happens in the hallway afterward. I share practical ways leaders can slow the bandwagon down, from not speaking first, to sticky notes, to how you respond when someone disagrees with you.

This is Part 2 of my perception series. If you haven't listened to Episode 250, start there.

Enjoy!

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