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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2026 · 49 MIN

Scott Blanchard on Leading Through Disruption

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In this episode of Being Intrepid, Sam Herring talks with Scott Blanchard, CEO at Blanchard, about what leadership looks like in a time when people show up to work already stressed. Scott shares why psychological safety is a real prerequisite for learning, what still matters most as the “how” of leadership development shifts, and why spaced learning over time can outperform the one-day workshop. Scott also discusses the Blanchard Institute and Student Self Leadership, a free program helping teens build responsibility, confidence, and self-leadership skills. What you’ll learn: Why managers are under unique pressure right now How safety unlocks learning and performance Spaced learning vs. the one-day classroom model The “manager has my back” leadership test How Blanchard is investing in teen self-leadership Connect with ScottBlanchard | Blanchard InstituteConnect with SamListen to more episodes: https://www.intrepidlearning.com/category/podcasts/ 

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