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EPISODE · Jan 19, 2026 · 15 MIN

Ethical Leadership Is Hard — Terry Poling Explains Why Most Leaders Fail

from The JumpifyLabs Podcast · host Jay Magpantay

In this episode of the JumpifyLabs Podcast, Jay sits down with Terry Poling — a seasoned leadership advisor who has held senior roles across Motorola, Fidelity, and Blue Cross Blue Shield.With more than 40 years of experience, Terry shares what most leaders never talk about:Why self-awareness is the real differentiator between good leaders and great onesHow unethical decisions actually begin — long before they become headlinesThe warning signs that tell you it’s time to walk away from a client or a roleWhy feedback loops are essential for leadership survival (Darwin was right)How to build a legacy without compromising your values — even while exiting a businessThis conversation goes beyond theory. It’s a candid look at leadership from the inside out — where integrity, empathy, and adaptability determine long-term impact.If you’re a founder, executive, consultant, or leader navigating tough decisions, this episode will challenge how you think about power, success, and responsibility.🎧 Subscribe for more🌐 https://jumpifylabs.com/

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