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In Hindsight

In Hindsight

By: Bram Connolly
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The world isn't slowing down. Leaders today operate in a VUCA environment—Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous—where the old playbooks don’t work.

In Hindsight unpacks the psychology, strategy, and real-world lessons that help leaders think sharper, decide faster, and adapt smarter.

Drawing from business psychology, international relations, and leadership work with global organisations, this podcast is about cutting through the noise and giving you the tools to lead with confidence.

Because leadership isn’t about having the right answers—it’s about asking the right questions.

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Episodes
  • Leadership in Focus

    Leadership in Focus
    Mar 30 2025

    In this live episode of In Hindsight, Bram Connolly delves into a nuanced definition of leadership, exploring how genuine influence can compel team members to do what leaders want because they genuinely want to. Learn about the core principles of influence, the importance of trust, and strategies for motivation and effective feedback. This episode unpacks the science and art behind creating a committed and high-performing team culture.


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    31 mins
  • The power of your inner circle

    The power of your inner circle
    Mar 23 2025
    This weeks In Hindsight Podcast explores the profound influence of the people we spend the most time with on our personal and professional success. Drawing on experiences as a special forces officer and high performance coach, Bram Connolly delves into the concept of social contagion, emphasizing that the energy, mindset, values, and influence of those around us significantly shape our behavior and performance. Through personal anecdotes and scientific research, he highlights how a supportive and high-standard circle can elevate one's success, while a stagnant environment can hold one back. Bram offers practical advice for leaders to curate their team's dynamics and for individuals to periodically audit their circles. An interview segment further expands on these ideas, emphasizing the importance of intentional relationships and the impact of virtual mentors.

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    17 mins
  • How are you percieved?

    How are you percieved?
    Mar 16 2025

    How are you perceived?

    Join Bram Connolly, as he dives into self-awareness and leadership in this insightful episode. Explore how you perceive yourself vs. how others see you, and discover actionable strategies to identify and close gaps in your self-perception. We'll delve into the JHA window—a powerful tool for understanding and refining your leadership style. Featuring insights from influential thinkers like Adam Grant, Robert Green, Cal Newport, and Tim Ferriss, this episode provides frameworks to help you shrink your blind spots, expand your strengths, and step into discomfort to become a more effective leader. Don't miss out on transforming your self-awareness and leadership skills with practical tips and real-world examples.


    00:00 Introduction and Self-Perception

    01:21 The JHA Window Framework

    02:00 Understanding Blind Spots

    05:03 Exploring the Hidden Area

    13:30 Unlocking Unknown Potential

    15:33 Practical Steps for Growth

    17:28 Conclusion and Next Steps

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    18 mins

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