Hosted by Carl Lubbe · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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One Great Question is a Curiosity podcast exploring leadership, decision-making, and human behavior through meaningful conversations. Each episode begins with a single question designed to challenge assumptions, spark insight, and help leaders think more clearly about people, work, and life.
Carl Lubbe hosts One Great Question, a business show with 19 episodes published.
Callie Murray is not a clean LinkedIn narrative. She'll tell you that herself. She's got an HR company, a historical fiction novel just released, and a family that went from three kids to seven overnight when she and her
Jeremy Cowart is one of the most celebrated photographers and creative minds alive. He's also genuinely terrified about where AI is headed. And that tension, being all in on something that scares you, turns out to be one
Jason Wahler grew up in Southern California, became a household name on Laguna Beach and The Hills, fought a very public battle with addiction, and somewhere in the middle of all of it found the thing that actually matte
Jeremy Cowart is one of the most celebrated photographers and creative minds alive. He's also genuinely terrified about where AI is headed. And that tension, being all in on something that scares you, turns out to be one
Charles Lee arrived in the US at five years old with very little English, moved to Koreatown in Los Angeles, watched his parents build a restaurant that became an institution and cost them their marriage, dropped out of
Matt Chenard lost $1.2 million dollars, his wife's nursing job, their life savings, and nearly his health. And he'll tell you straight up, it was the best thing that ever happened to him. Not because he's a masochist. Be
Chris Ducker built companies with nearly 600 employees, hit his first million dollar year, and was completely done. Not celebrating. Done. And then he did it again in 2021, this time landing in anxiety, depression, and p
Most people were told the same thing growing up. Keep work and friendship separate. Don't mix business and pleasure. Play it safe. Sam Primm heard all of that and quietly decided to do the opposite. Sam has 3.5 million f
Most people chase success without ever asking what it's actually going to cost them. Mike Kim did the work, wrote the books, built the brand, and got close enough to the mountain to realize he was climbing the wrong one.
Hey friends, we are back with another episode of One Great Question, and this one went somewhere I didn't expect, which is honestly my favorite kind of conversation. Nigel Darius is one of those rare humans who is an aut
What if the most powerful thing you could do for your career wasn't a strategy, it was a question? In Episode 10 of One Great Question, Carl sits down with Andrew Averso, a multi-disciplinary creative who has reinvented
This final episode answers a practical question: Now what? After a full season of exploring curiosity and leadership, this conversation zooms out to look at the end goal. Not abstract philosophy, but real life. Most peop
The leadership industry is worth hundreds of billions of dollars, yet most leaders still feel unsure, lonely, and overwhelmed. That disconnect is not accidental. In this episode, we challenge the idea that leadership is
Most leaders think profit comes from speed. This episode argues the opposite. In this conversation, we unpack a simple but demanding idea: the real profit is found in the pause. When leaders slow down long enough to ask
Most companies do not have a people problem. They have an orientation problem. In this episode, we unpack why smart, capable people feel lost, anxious, and overwhelmed at work, even in healthy organizations. The issue is
Burnout isn’t about working too hard, it’s about not knowing why your work matters. In this episode, we dive into the power of asking the right question: “Does my job matter?” is a lazy question, it seeks reassurance. “W
Most disappointment at work doesn’t start with bad intentions. It starts with unclear expectations. This episode explores why teams, relationships, and organizations fall apart when no one defines the rules of the game.
Great ideas are easy to fall in love with. Turning them into something real is where most teams get stuck. This episode explores the quiet tension between vision and execution, and why so many promising ideas either die
This episode sets the foundation for everything that follows. We start with a simple, uncomfortable question: why are we here? Not as a productivity exercise or a branding hook, but as an honest invitation into better co
Most conflict is not caused by bad intentions. It happens when curiosity disappears. This episode explores a deceptively simple question that changes everything: When was the last time you asked a real question? From a s
Jason Wahler
1 appearance on this show
Charles Lee
Senior Policy Advisor · Palmetto Superfoods
1 appearance on this show
Matt Chenard
Greater Purpose Health & Fitness
1 appearance on this show
Chris Ducker
keynote speaker, bestselling author, entrepreneur, and business coach · Youpreneur
1 appearance on this show
Sam Primm
FasterFreedom
1 appearance on this show
Mike Kim
personal branding expert, Wall Street Journal bestselling author
1 appearance on this show
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One Great Question is hosted by Carl Lubbe. The show is categorised under business (education) and has published 19 episodes.
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