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82% of new managers step into leadership roles without any formal training. And yet, research shows your line manager has more influence on your mental health than your doctor, therapist—or even your partner.
In this episode of Work is Weird Now, we sit down with Naomi Regan—certified leadership coach, people & culture strategist, and co-founder of CAPE People Development—to explore one of the hardest and most overlooked transitions at work: moving from expert to leader.
🔑 What we cover:
Naomi also gives us a sneak peek into her upcoming book, Beyond the Small Talk, where she explores the five conversations that truly make work work.
🎧 Tune in now for practical, thought-provoking insights on how to let go of being the expert, embrace leadership, and create the conditions for others to thrive.
By Danielle Emery82% of new managers step into leadership roles without any formal training. And yet, research shows your line manager has more influence on your mental health than your doctor, therapist—or even your partner.
In this episode of Work is Weird Now, we sit down with Naomi Regan—certified leadership coach, people & culture strategist, and co-founder of CAPE People Development—to explore one of the hardest and most overlooked transitions at work: moving from expert to leader.
🔑 What we cover:
Naomi also gives us a sneak peek into her upcoming book, Beyond the Small Talk, where she explores the five conversations that truly make work work.
🎧 Tune in now for practical, thought-provoking insights on how to let go of being the expert, embrace leadership, and create the conditions for others to thrive.