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Rebels Worth Knowing

Rebels Worth Knowing

著者： Janet C. Bernstein
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Rebels Worth Knowing is where bold voices get real.

Hosted by keynote speaker, human behavior expert, and ten-time author Janet Bernstein, this podcast goes beyond polished success stories to uncover the moments that truly shape remarkable leaders.

Each episode features honest conversations with entrepreneurs, executives, creators, and changemakers who chose a different path. Together, we'll explore the decisions, failures, breakthroughs, and rebellious moments that built lives and careers worth remembering.

You'll also hear solo episodes from Janet on leadership, human behavior, communication, confidence, emotional intelligence, and the subtle shifts that make people trust you, follow you, and never forget you.

If you're tired of surface-level interviews and hungry for conversations that challenge the status quo, you're in the right place.

Because the people who change the world rarely fit the mold.

They become rebels worth knowing.

2026 Janet C. Bernstein 出世 就職活動 経済学
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  • The Rooms We Choose: Trust, Belonging & the New Rules of Connection

    The Rooms We Choose: Trust, Belonging & the New Rules of Connection
    2026/08/31

    What if the things we have been taught to see as weaknesses are actually signals we have been reading wrong?

    In the first episode of Rebels Worth Knowing, Janet sits down with Kristin Merron and Jen McKee, founders of Mom Brain Media, for a candid conversation about motherhood, marketing, competition, community, and the human behavior underneath all of it.

    They unpack why "mom brain" deserves a rebrand, why authenticity is becoming more valuable in an AI-saturated world, how quickly we make assumptions about people, and why the rooms we choose can change the way we show up.

    This is a conversation about more than business.

    It is about trust.

    Who we trust. Why we trust them. What makes us feel safe enough to be ourselves. And what becomes possible when women stop treating each other like competition and start seeing the human being in front of them.

    Some key takeaways from this episode:

    • The behavior we notice is not always the story we think it is. We make incredibly fast judgments about confidence, competence, curiosity, belonging, and intent.
    • Trust is becoming a competitive advantage. As content becomes easier to manufacture, people are paying more attention to whether the human behind the brand feels real. Kristin and Jen specifically talk about consumers being drawn to people they like, relate to, and trust.
    • Motherhood can develop leadership skills we routinely undervalue. The conversation reframes "mom brain" around capacity, pattern recognition, risk awareness, social awareness, and leadership rather than deficiency.
    • Competition changes how we behave toward one another. When people become transactions, connection disappears. Kristin and Jen make a strong case for replacing hierarchy and scarcity with genuine collaboration.
    • Pay attention to the rooms where your nervous system can exhale. Belonging is behavioral. People can feel when they're being evaluated, ranked, sold to, talked down to, or genuinely welcomed.

    How to connect with Kristin & Jen: www.mbrainmedia.com

    Or instagram: @mbrainmedia
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