Episode 14: The Hypocrisy Trap

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In this podcast episode, Hugh Massie interviews Michael Hallsworth, author of The Hypocrisy Trap, as they explore why calling out hypocrisy often feels righteous, but can quietly sabotage progress.Hypocrisy is not always a failure.Sometimes it is the price of learning, changing, and leading.Worth reflecting on, especially in polarized times.

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