EPISODE · Apr 21, 2026 · 55 MIN
Are You REALLY Ready for The Next Level?
from The UnlearnT Podcast · host Ruth Abigail Smith
Send us Fan MailWe kick off a Level Up Series for anyone feeling the tension of transition and wanting more freedom through real growth. We talk as leaders and employees about trust, boundaries, blind spots, and the skills that actually prepare you for the next opportunity. • recognising leveling up as daily growth, not just a job change • understanding how employers evaluate trust and potential • choosing the right environment and relationships for development • setting boundaries with supervisors so familiarity does not block promotion • avoiding “proximity without responsibility” and learning from great leaders • staying current with shifting company priorities and strategic goals • refusing offense and rebellion that keeps you stuck • using the Johari Window to name blind spots and accept feedback • building around weaknesses and asking for what you need to be great • turning knowledge into action through consistent follow-through • focusing on rare and valuable skills and letting passion follow competence • rejecting a fixed mindset that says “this is who I am” Listen, if you like what you heard, okay, if it blessed you in any way, would you share with a friend? Would you tell a friend? Would you hit the like button? Would you subscribe and join the family?
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Send us Fan Mail We kick off a Level Up Series for anyone feeling the tension of transition and wanting more freedom through real growth. We talk as leaders and employees about trust, boundaries, blind spots, and the skills that actually prepare you for the next opportunity. • recognising leveling up as daily growth, not just a job change • understanding how employers evaluate trust and potential • choosing the right environment and relationships for development • set...
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