The Leadership Gambit
The Leadership Gambit
The Toolkit for Business and Life You Were Never Taught
Let’s be real: you don’t need more cliche advice and a lot of content doesn’t go deep enough. You need practical guidance you can actually use to help you overcome your challenges or achieve your goals.
Recent studies show most people today feel unsupported, underprepared, and overwhelmed by a system and management that teaches very little about navigating, leading, or thriving in the chaos of modern life.
This podcast is for anyone who’s ready to take ownership of their personal journey and needs a guide to support them along their path.
We take over 20 years of real-world experience, hundreds of field experiments, and the best of leadership, psychology, and personal development knowledge and turn it into clear, honest, and useful guidance you can start using right away.
No fluff, real talk, and real tools, to thrive at work and in life.
Hosted by Chris Miller and Dane Smith. Edited by Joseph Pitz.
The Leadership Gambit
S09E04: Nice vs Kind: Why Being Nice Is Holding You Back
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Being “nice” might feel right, but it’s often what holds people back.
In this episode, we break down the difference between nice vs kind, and why confusing the two can hurt your leadership, relationships, and long-term impact.
You’ll learn why people default to being nice, the hidden cost of avoiding tough conversations, and how to communicate with honesty, clarity, and respect, without being harsh.
If you want to give better feedback, set stronger boundaries, and lead with real impact, this episode is for you.
Because nice avoids discomfort but kindness creates growth.
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