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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 6 MIN

You’re not confused. You’re ignoring the signal.

from The Talent Brief · host Jeff Ganter

Most of the biggest mistakes in hiring, leadership, and life don’t come from not knowing what to do: they come from overriding what you already know.In this episode of The Talent Brief, Jeff Ganter breaks down why we ignore those signals, how it shows up in real decisions, and what it’s quietly costing you. From interviews that look perfect on paper to leadership choices that don’t sit right, this is about the moments you feel something… and choose to push past it anyway.Because the truth is, clarity isn’t missing. It’s being avoided.Here’s your challenge:Pay attention this week to the moment your instinct and logic don’t match, and don’t rush past it.Keywords:leadership, hiring decisions, career clarity, intuition, trusting your gut, decision making, self awareness, leadership development, recruiting insights, workplace psychology, career growth, mindset, personal development, emotional intelligence, talent strategy, coaching, human behavior, professional growth

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