EPISODE · Sep 2, 2026 · 6 MIN
Stop Waiting For Permission To Grow
from Work Unscripted · host Marlo Lyons
There are people waiting for their boss to care about their career more than they do. Pause on that. In this Cracking the Code episode of Work Unscripted, Marlo Lyons calls out the permission trap: the career pattern where people wait to be noticed, developed, promoted, sponsored, or picked before they take ownership of their own growth.Your manager may care about you. But your manager is not your career coach. They are managing a team, hitting goals, sitting in meetings, and putting out fires you may never see. Your growth is your job.You’ll learn:Why waiting to be picked keeps you passive in your careerWhy your manager is not responsible for unlocking your full potentialHow exhaustion can quietly stall your professional growthWhy investing in yourself can actually create energyHow AI and automation are changing the skills professionals needWhy vague growth goals lead to vague resultsHow small, consistent learning compounds over timeWhy you need a direction, not a perfect five-year planIf you’ve been waiting for your company, boss, or someone else to tell you it’s time to grow, this episode is your reminder:You already have permission. Now act like it.Connect with Marlo Website | LinkedIn | Instagram -----------Work Unscripted is produced by the team at Palm Tree Pod Co.
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There are people waiting for their boss to care about their career more than they do. Pause on that. In this Cracking the Code episode of Work Unscripted, Marlo Lyons calls out the permission trap: the career pattern where people wait to be noticed, developed, promoted, sponsored, or picked before they take ownership of their own growth. Your manager may care about you. But your manager is not your career coach. They are managing a team, hitting goals, sitting in meetings, and putting out fir...
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