In this episode of Corporate Elements, We sits down with Russell Van Brocklin, a New York State Senate funded dyslexia researcher, to explore how dyslexia shapes thinking, communication, creativity, and leadership.

Russell shares his personal journey from struggling with reading and writing to conducting dyslexia research and helping students and professionals unlock their potential through structured learning methods. The conversation explores workplace confidence, communication challenges, problem solving, leadership, and the growing role of AI in helping individuals express complex ideas more effectively.

Whether you are a leader, manager, professional, educator, or simply curious about different ways of thinking, this episode offers practical insights into how organizations can better recognize talent beyond traditional communication styles.

Key Topics

Understanding dyslexia beyond academic challenges
Why communication style is often mistaken for capability
Hidden strengths of dyslexic thinkers
Building confidence in meetings and workplace communication
Structured thinking and problem solving techniques
Leadership lessons for supporting diverse thinkers
Using AI to improve clarity and productivity
Creating environments where different minds can thrive

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Website:  Dyslexia Classes - https://dyslexiaclasses.com/
LinkedIn:  Russell Van Brocklin LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/russell-van-brocklen-2007ab87/
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What happens after the crisis is over?

Most people focus on surviving difficult moments, but according to Savio P. Clemente, the real challenge begins afterward. How do we regain clarity, recalibrate emotionally, and move forward without carrying the weight of burnout, exhaustion, and uncertainty?

In this episode of Corporate Elements, we explore resilience beyond the traditional “stay strong” mindset. Savio shares insights from his journey of battling stage 3 blood cancer twice, his work with leaders in high pressure environments, and the lessons he has learned about healing, leadership, decision making, and sustainable performance.

We discuss:
• Leadership under pressure
• Burnout and emotional exhaustion
• Decision fatigue and clarity
• The ALOHA resilience framework
• Self awareness and emotional wellbeing
• Recovery after crisis
• What healthy leadership looks like today

This is a thoughtful conversation about resilience, healing, and staying connected to yourself while navigating the demands of modern life and work.

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Website: https://www.saviopclemente.com/

Brand/Business: https://www.thehumanresolve.com/

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Haren Bhakta is the founder of Inside Ownership, creator of the IO 100 Index, entrepreneur, investor, and CFA charterholder.

What changes when the people running a company actually have skin in the game? In this episode, we explore the philosophy behind ownership mindset, why founder led and insider owned businesses often think differently, and how adversity can reshape the way people approach business, leadership, and long term conviction.

Expect to learn why ownership changes behavior, how COVID transformed Haren’s entrepreneurial journey, lessons from rebuilding after setbacks, why long term thinking is becoming rare, the psychology behind founder led businesses, and much more…

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Haren Bhakta Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/haren.bhakta/
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In this episode, we explore the realities behind the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) law and how workplace behaviour, boundaries, and communication are evolving in modern corporate culture.

Joined by POSH Practitioner Pratibha Pawar, we discuss how India’s POSH framework compares globally to workplace harassment and dignity at work laws followed in countries like the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and across Europe.

This conversation goes beyond compliance and dives into the grey areas people rarely talk about:
• How POSH evolved from the Vishaka Guidelines into law
• Workplace behaviours people often misunderstand
• Intent versus impact in real situations
• Power dynamics and silence at work
• WhatsApp messages, jokes, gestures, and incidents outside office
• Why employees still hesitate to speak up
• Whether training truly changes behaviour or simply ticks compliance boxes

Globally, these conversations may be called workplace harassment laws, dignity at work policies, anti harassment compliance, or respectful workplace frameworks but the core idea remains the same:
Creating workplaces built on awareness, respect, safety, and accountability.

Because sometimes, what creates discomfort is not what was said
but what was assumed.

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You worked hard.

You did what was expected.

So why does your career still feel unclear?

Because no one taught you career literacy.

The ability to understand how careers actually work.

How decisions are made.

How growth really happens.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why effort alone does not guarantee progress
• The hidden rules behind promotions and recognition
• How to think about your career strategically, not reactively
• What most professionals realise too late

If your career feels directionless, this is the missing layer.

This is not motivation.

This is career literacy.

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You think your team is performing.

Deadlines are met. No noise. No resistance.

But look closer.

Are they contributing—or just staying safe?

Fear doesn’t always shout. It shows up in silence.

In ideas never shared. In mistakes quietly buried.  

And while it may look like control…

it’s slowly costing you ownership, creativity, and trust.

This episode asks you a simple question—

are you leading performance… or managing fear?

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Our guest speaker Manjula Iyer is an author, a working professional, and a Toastmasters speaker who shares her real journey of building confidence and leadership through communication.

You think confidence is natural.

You think great speakers are born.

You think leadership begins when someone gives you authority.

What if you are wrong?

In this episode, we explore how you build your voice deliberately, structurally, consistently through platforms like Toastmasters.

You will hear how hesitation turns into clarity.

How imposter syndrome gets challenged.

How visibility in meetings is not luck it is trained behavior.

This is not just about public speaking.

It is about who you become when you decide to stop shrinking.

Because leadership does not start when they notice you.

It starts when you decide to speak.

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Let me challenge how you think about quiet quitting.

It’s not laziness.

It’s not entitlement.

And it’s not just a generational trend.

It’s what happens when effort feels disconnected from impact.

In this episode of Corporate Elements, we explore:

First — what quiet quitting really is.

Second — why it spreads silently inside organizations.

Third — how leaders can reverse it.

Here’s the core idea:

People don’t stop caring overnight.

They stop caring when caring stops working.

If you lead, manage, or work inside a team — this episode will change how you see silence at work.

Because quiet quitting isn’t about doing less.

It’s about believing less.

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Loyalty is one of the first values we’re taught at work.

Stay patient. Stay committed. Stay long enough—and good things will come.

But in today’s job market, an uncomfortable question needs to be asked:

Does loyalty actually increase your market value—or slowly erode it?

In this episode, we unpack the difference between internal trust and external relevance, and why feeling indispensable inside a company doesn’t always translate to value outside it. Drawing on real-world data, career patterns, and workplace psychology, we explore how long tenures can quietly cap salary growth, flatten learning curves, and create a dangerous illusion of security.

This is not an argument for job-hopping.

And it’s not anti-organization.

It’s a conversation about:

• Why loyalty often rewards trust—but not portability
• How skills age faster than titles when growth isn’t intentional
• The psychological traps that turn comfort into inertia
• How professionals can stay loyal without becoming invisible to the market

Most importantly, we share a practical framework for staying market-aware, time-boxing loyalty, and compounding skills—so your career remains valuable whether you stay or move.

Because loyalty isn’t outdated.

Blind loyalty is expensive.

If this episode makes you slightly uncomfortable, it probably needed to.

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You spend hours crafting your resume. Our guest is a seasoned HR professional with decades of hiring experience.

HR spends seconds deciding its fate.

In this episode, we sit down with an HR insider to unpack what actually happens in those first critical moments when your resume is opened — and why most candidates are rejected long before skills are even considered.

We explore:

• Why resumes are often eyeballed for just 6–8 seconds
• How formatting, sequence, and visual structure silently influence decisions
• What HR looks for at the top, middle, and end of a resume
• When photos help — and when they quietly hurt
• Why free templates (like Naukri.com) often outperform “designer” resumes
• How experience is scanned before it’s read
• The uncomfortable truth about lying on resumes
• How diversity hiring, aptitude tests, and pre-employment assessments really work
• And the bias few talk about openly — age

This conversation isn’t about beating the system.

It’s about understanding it.

Because once you know how decisions are actually made, you stop guessing — and start designing resumes that survive the first glance

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