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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 46 MIN

Why Good Leaders Struggle in Broken Systems

from Psychology Talks · host Ambreen Nadeem Nadeem

What if I told you…Most organizations don’t fail because people don’t care.They fail because their systems are out of alignment.And here’s another truth we don’t talk about enough:You can have the most talented team in the world but if the system is broken, burnout becomes inevitable.We’re diving into:✨ Why effort alone doesn’t fix dysfunction✨ How misalignment silently drains performance and trust✨ The hidden psychology behind chaos, rework, and burnout✨ And what it really takes to build organizations that work the way they’re meant toHanna brings nearly three decades of real-world leadership experience from CEO to Board Chair along with a deeply personal story that shaped her framework HEARTnomics®.This isn’t about doing more.It’s about doing the right things the right way.If you’re leading through growth, complexity, or cultural strain this conversation is for you.#leadership #organizationalpsychology #systemsthinking #podcastlive #executiveleadership #burnoutprevention #leadershipdevelopment #businessstrategy #culturetransformation

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