Leanne on Demand Daily with Leanne Hughes

🌴 32. Business phrases we REALLY need to stop. using feat. Alan Weiss


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In this Talk the Walk replay from yesterday, I riff with the prolific author and consulting expert Alan Weiss, who has written over 60 books on consulting.


We dive deep into popular business phrases and challenge their validity.


Alan shares his candid thoughts on sayings like 'the customer is always right,' 'work smarter, not harder' and 'failure is not an option.'


You'll hear practical advice and thought-provoking perspectives on these commonly accepted truths.


Join us for a lively discussion filled with wisdom and humour.


00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction

00:42 Casual Conversation and Catching Up

04:07 The Customer Isn't Always Right

07:22 Debunking Business Phrases

11:07 Workplace Dynamics and Remote Work

14:15 Profit-Driven Misconceptions

16:16 Exploring AI and Its Impact on Consulting

17:06 The Future of Consulting in an AI-Driven World

18:41 Audience Interaction and Personal Reflections

19:13 The Value of Failure and Resilience

20:43 Accountability and Authenticity in Business

26:33 Balancing Work and Personal Life

27:53 Rethinking Retirement and Lifelong Contribution

29:07 Final Thoughts and Parting Messages

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