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EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 41 MIN

Open Hands, Better Leaders | #2

from MicroJoy Method · host Victoria Mensch

What if the biggest leadership breakthrough isn’t strategy—but how you speak and listen?In this episode of MicroJoy Method, Victoria Mensch sits down with leadership advisor Chuck Weisner—former architect turned conversation expert—whose work with companies likeGoogle, Apple, Tesla, and Harvard Business School centers on the human side of performance.Chuck shares how unconscious “autopilot” communication patterns quietly sabotage trust, creativity, and engagement—and how conscious conversations can transform teams from defensive and disengaged to collaborative and innovative.You’ll discover how shifting from a closed fist to an open hand in conversation creates space for trust, accountability, and real co-creation—even when the stakes are high.In this episode, we explore:Why most leaders are blind to the “power of 10” their voice carriesThe 4 self-awareness questions that instantly elevate any conversationHow vulnerability fuels creativity, engagement, and sustainable performanceThe difference between conflict, collaboration, creativity, and commitment conversationsA simple mindset shift: What else is possible?If you’ve ever felt stuck in resentment, resignation, or reactive leadership patterns, this conversation is your invitation to pause, reflect, and choose differently. Because micro shifts in awareness can unlock macro impact.What else is possible—for your team, your leadership, and your life?Connect with Victoria:https://www.instagram.com/victoria.mensch/https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoria-mensch/Connect with Chuck Wisner:📘 Author & Leadership Coach https://www.chuckwisner.com/

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