In this episode of Executiveland, Elizabeth Freedman explores a hidden leadership blind spot: the assumptions and beliefs that shape how leaders approach problems. Drawing on executive coaching, life coaching, and real-world examples, she explains why the quality of your thinking directly determines the quality of your results.

She introduces “Part X,” a term from Dr. Phil Stutz for the part of us that resists growth, and shows how this resistance shows up inside teams and organizations through beliefs that feel like facts.

Key takeaways:

• Why every leadership team has a thinking problem, and how assumptions quietly limit performance
• How changing the way you think about a strategy can be more powerful than changing the strategy itself
• How thoughts create feelings, feelings drive actions, and actions create results, based on Brooke Castillo’s Model
• How enterprise intelligence helps senior leaders separate facts from interpretations and unlock new possibilities

Share this episode with a senior leader who could use a fresh way to think about their toughest problem.

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