Episode 531: Leslie John: Oversharing as a Competitive Advantage in Leadership and Negotiation
Oversharing is often misunderstood and unfairly stigmatized, but when done thoughtfully, it can deepen relationships, build trust, and enhance influence. Behavioral scientist Leslie John shares how strategic vulnerability—what she calls the underrated power of oversharing—can be a tool for
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