What happens inside our brains when the person in charge is willing to take the first risk—­to step into the unknown so the rest of us can try, learn, even fail, in psychological safety? Larry’s guest, Jeffrey Sanow, has been running that neurological experiment for three-plus decades… inside the CIA. Welcome to Mindset Playbook, where you're about to meet Jeffrey Sanow: career intelligence officer, 35 years of “need-to-know,” and a walking case study in servant leadership. From briefing presidents to de-briefing field agents, Jeff learned that the quickest way to switch on the prefrontal cortex—the part of the brain that innovates under pressure—is simple accessibility: be there, listen hard, and give your people cover while they stretch.