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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2026 · 8 MIN

S02E02 - Who Are We Really?

from No One Told Me This · host Paul Malatzky

Send us Fan MailWe all have a natural way of showing up.Some of us are steady and structured. Some are expressive and energised. Some are analytical and cautious, others are direct and decisive.But here’s the real question:Do we actually know who we really are at work?In this episode, Paul explores how predisposition, culture, and pressure interact, and why behaviour doesn’t change under stress… it amplifies.Drawing on observations from business (and yes, even a little from Married at First Sight), this episode looks at:Why pressure reveals more of our defaultHow culture shapes which parts of us show upThe gap between who we think we are and how others experience usWhy leaders may be shaping identity more than they realiseThis isn’t about personality labels.It’s about understanding the environment we create, and the version of ourselves that environment produces.Because who we really are…often depends on where we are.This podcast is recorded on Wadjuk Noongar Country. I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of this land and pay my respects to Elders past and present.

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Send us Fan Mail We all have a natural way of showing up. Some of us are steady and structured. Some are expressive and energised. Some are analytical and cautious, others are direct and decisive. But here’s the real question: Do we actually know who we really are at work? In this episode, Paul explores how predisposition, culture, and pressure interact, and why behaviour doesn’t change under stress… it amplifies. Drawing on observations from business (and yes, even a little from Married at F...

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