Leadership Learned by LGH

LGH

Leadership Learned is a podcast for current and aspiring leaders who believe that growth comes from continuous learning. Each episode explores practical leadership lessons drawn from business, emerging technology, research, current events, and real-world experiences. Rather than offering quick fixes or empty motivation, this podcast focuses on thoughtful conversations that help listeners think critically, make better decisions, and lead with confidence. Whether you're leading a team, managing change, building a business, or growing as a leader, you'll find practical insights you can apply now.

Episodes

  1. 1d ago

    The Right Answer to the Wrong Question

    What happens when AI gives you a great answer to the wrong question? In this episode of Leadership Learned, Lacey Gonzalez explores how our assumptions and cognitive biases can influence the questions we ask, and ultimately the decisions we make. As AI makes it easier to analyze information, generate solutions, and move faster, leaders face a new challenge: ensuring they solve the right problem in the first place. Through a relatable leadership scenario, Lacey examines how AI can unintentionally reinforce what we already believe and how changing the role we give AI can turn it into a thought partner that challenges our assumptions, broadens our perspective, and strengthens our decision-making. Key Takeaways: Our experience is valuable, but it can also create assumptions that influence how we define problems. Cognitive biases don't just affect our decisions; they affect the questions we ask. AI can reinforce our assumptions when we present them as facts. Asking AI to challenge our thinking can uncover information and perspectives we may have overlooked. AI should strengthen human judgment, not replace it. Better leadership starts with making sure we're asking the right questions. AI Disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used throughout the development and production of this episode as a thought partner to help research, organize ideas, refine language, and produce content. Every opinion, leadership insight, and editorial decision is my own.

  2. Aug 20

    Leadership Learned Podcast Episode 105 - What Should I Actually Use AI For?

    What should you actually be using AI for? In this episode of Leadership Learned, Lacey Gonzalez explores five practical ways leaders can start getting more value from AI today: strategic thinking, decision-making, content creation, idea generation, and analysis. Rather than treating AI as a tool that simply produces answers, Lacey examines how it can become a thought partner that stretches your thinking, challenges assumptions, helps you explore new possibilities, and makes sense of the information already in front of you. The goal isn't to hand your work over to AI. It's to use AI intentionally to help you do the work you're already doing better. Key Takeaways: AI can serve as a thought partner without replacing human judgment or leadership.Strategic thinking improves when AI helps surface risks, alternatives, and possibilities you may not have considered.Leaders can use AI to strengthen decision-making by defining what success looks like and identifying meaningful measures before moving forward.AI can support content creation, idea generation, and analysis while the leader remains responsible for context, accuracy, and final decisions.You don't need to automate everything or master dozens of tools. Start with one thing you're already doing today and explore how AI might help you do it better.AI Disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used throughout the development and production of this episode as a thought partner to help research, organize ideas, refine language, and produce content. Every opinion, leadership insight, and editorial decision is my own.

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Leadership Learned is a podcast for current and aspiring leaders who believe that growth comes from continuous learning. Each episode explores practical leadership lessons drawn from business, emerging technology, research, current events, and real-world experiences. Rather than offering quick fixes or empty motivation, this podcast focuses on thoughtful conversations that help listeners think critically, make better decisions, and lead with confidence. Whether you're leading a team, managing change, building a business, or growing as a leader, you'll find practical insights you can apply now.