
<p>In this second of their two conversations, Margareta Kull and Jackie Johnson (Executive Director of ICSA) focus on what leaders can learn from high-control systems and cults. Drawing on Jackie’s work with...


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What does courage look like in everyday life? In this first episode, my friend Laurie Kehler and I talk about boundaries, honesty, and choosing what’s right—even when it’s uncomfortable.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat does courage look like in everyday life? In this first episode, my friend Laurie Kehler and I talk about boundaries, honesty, and choosing what’s right, even when it’s uncomfortable.
Courage Made Simple is hosted by Margareta Kull. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#10 What leaders can learn from high-control systems and cults" (19 January 2026, 42 minutes), "#9 Growing up in high-control systems and cults" (17 December 2025, 57 minutes), and "#8 United Nations in Afghanistan: Part 2, Speak up wisely." (10 November 2025, 37 minutes).
Courage Made Simple publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Courage Made Simple is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Courage Made Simple requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Courage Made Simple's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Courage Made Simple are Business & Professional Training and Business & Management Consulting. Courage Made Simple has a business audience.
Margareta Kull hosts Courage Made Simple, a business podcast with 10 episodes published.
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<p>In this second of their two conversations, Margareta Kull and Jackie Johnson (Executive Director of ICSA) focus on what leaders can learn from high-control systems and cults. Drawing on Jackie’s work with...

<p>In the first of their two conversations, Margareta Kull and Jackie Johnson explore courage under control. Jackie shares what it was like growing up in Jehovah’s Witnesses—loss, rules and scrutiny—and why one clear...

<p>When your voice feels muted and there are layers above you, how do you speak up wisely? Host Margareta Kull talks with Peter Sonerell (HR Manager, United Nations Development Programme, Afghanistan) about how managers...

<p>What gives you courage when the pressure is high? In this episode, HR manager Peter Sonerell (United Nations in Afghanistan) shares practical lessons from a high-stakes context: be deliberate—stop, reflect, choose...

Episode #6
<p>What happens when trust breaks — in your team, your relationships, or even your country? From political betrayals to silent exits at work, this episode explores the deep cost of broken trust. Not just emotionally...

<p>What does it mean to stay human when life shakes you?<br> Thomas Franzén has lived with cancer for most of his life. And yet, he has raised children, built teams, and led in complex organisations. In this episode...

<p>It’s easy to react. Harder to choose. In a world where urgency rules and everything feels important, clarity can be hard to find. You’re working hard — but deep down, you wonder: Is this really what matters most?</p>...

<p>Bullying isn’t always loud. Sometimes it’s silence, sarcasm, or exclusion — and it can happen anywhere. In this episode of Courage Made Simple, we explore how fear drives bullying, and how it shows up in schools...

<p>In this episode, I introduce the Courageous Leader Process—four simple steps that help you shift from reacting on autopilot to acting with clarity and courage.</p> <p>This process is the foundation for leading with...

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<p >What does courage look like in everyday life? In this first episode, my friend Laurie Kehler and I talk about boundaries, honesty, and choosing what’s right—even when it’s uncomfortable.</p>
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