Holly Wainwright

It's like other people please us.

It doesn't work.

I'm so an Enneagram 9.

I don't know what my chart's saying today.

Like, it doesn't work.

You've got to.

So although I understand this idea that, like, good leadership requires some vulnerability, Brené Brown's written, like, her whole career is based on that fact, right, is that good leaders do allow themselves to be vulnerable.

There has to be a point at which it's like inside voice, Alba.

Yes.

Inside voice.

You can add up.

It's okay.

Vulnerability hangover.

After the break, in the middle of an escalating conflict, why are there so many headlines about influencers stuck in Dubai?

Among the influx of news stories about the deeply serious escalation of conflict in Iran at the moment and the quickie, of course, our news podcast will have all those developments as they're happening day by day, we kind of wanted to look at this almost strange, peculiar phenomena of all the stories about the influencers who are stranded in Dubai, content creators from all over the world who are now wrestling with what to make of bombs falling on their previously destroyed

paradise playground right I heard this really interesting segment about this on the rest is entertainment today and hat tip to them for like putting some context for me around something that I keep seeing all these stories and I was like but why are there so many influencers in Dubai and

I didn't really know that world existed to the point that it does and that now those people all have this front seat to this unfolding war and they're kind of being asked to document it, right, when usually they're more, look at my shoes and my fancy yacht.

A little bit of context.

Dubai is known as the influencer capital of the world.

I didn't know that.