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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2025 · 29 MIN

Building mastery with Professor Lynda Gratton of London Business School

from Monday Muse with Harriet Molyneaux · host Harriet Molyneaux

Today I’m joined by someone who truly needs no introduction: Professor Lynda Gratton, globally recognised psychologist, Professor at London Business School, founder of the Future of Work Advisory Group HSM, and one ofthe world’s most influential thinkers on the future of work. She’s advised prime ministers, chaired sessions at the World Economic Forum, and written best-selling books including The 100-Year Life. I’ve had the privilege of working alongside Lynda for more than a decade, and I can’t wait to share thisconversation with you. In this episode, we dive deep into:-  How to build mastery, with fresh insights from Lynda’s book that’s coming out in 2026 -  Knowing yourself — why self-awareness isessential to building true mastery. -    Practical ways to master your craft over a longand evolving career, as Lynda reflects on her own extraordinary journey,  from academia, to in-house psychologist at British Airways, to advising global organisations.I know you’re going to really enjoy this one, so let’s getinto it.

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