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Hosted by Jeff Ganter · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 25 episodes
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The Talent Brief Most people don't need more advice. They need better questions. Welcome to The Talent Brief , a podcast hosted by executive and leadership coach Jeff Ganter , creator of the Signals vs. Scripts™ framework. For more than two decades, Jeff has worked at the intersection of leadership, talent, hiring, coaching, and human behavior. After thousands of conversations with executives, professionals, business owners, and people navigating career transitions, one pattern kept appearing. People usually know more than they think they do. They notice the tension. They feel the hesitation. They recognize the excitement. They sense something isn't right. Then the script shows up. The expectations. The assumptions. The fear. The stories we've been taught to believe. Signals vs. Scripts™ was born from that realization. <p
Jeff Ganter hosts The Talent Brief, a business show with 25 episodes published.
Not every belief you carry belongs to you. Many of us spend years living by rules we never consciously chose, until something inside us begins to whisper that they no longer fit. In this episode of The Talent Brief , Jef
Why do we wait so long to make the decisions we already know are right? After years of conversations with coaching clients, leaders, and myself, I began noticing the same pattern. We rarely wait because we don't know. We
Who are you waiting for? It's a simple question, but one that can completely change how you see your career, your relationships, your leadership, and your life. In this episode of The Talent Brief, Jeff Ganter explores o
Some things don't leave your life all at once. Sometimes they quietly take a piece of you with them. This week's episode wasn't planned. I stopped in the middle of a trail because I knew if I didn't record it right then,
The Conversation That's Already Started Most conversations don't begin when someone says, "We need to talk." They begin much earlier, with a feeling that something isn't quite right. In this episode of The Talent Brief ,
Knowing Isn't the Hard Part Most people don't stay stuck because they don't know what to do. They stay stuck because the script is louder than the signal. In this week's episode of The Talent Brief , I explore why awaren
When I started my business, I believed that if you worked hard, treated people well, and did the right thing, everything else would eventually fall into place. Then one unexpected phone call challenged that belief. In th
What if the reason you don't trust yourself isn't because you've ignored your instincts, but because you've become incredibly skilled at explaining them away? In this episode, I share a realization that has reshaped my e
This episode is a little more personal. Before I was a coach, I spent more than twenty years in recruiting, listening to thousands of people share their career stories. No matter their background or title, I kept hearing
Before we jump into today's episode, I want to ask you one question. What have you known for a while that you're still trying to negotiate with? If that question made you pause, this conversation is for you. Today we're
Most major life disruptions don't happen without warning. The signal was there. A hesitation. A recurring frustration. A loss of energy. A feeling that something wasn't quite right. But instead of getting curious, many o
Have you ever made a decision that looked right on paper but felt wrong in your gut? In this episode of The Talent Brief, Jeff Ganter explores the difference between signals and scripts, the subtle but powerful forces th
Most people think they're stuck because they don't have enough information. They're wrong. The real problem is that they keep overriding what they already know. In this episode of The Talent Brief, Jeff Ganter explores t
Here’s something no one really tells you once you start doing the work. Awareness doesn’t fix your life. It complicates it. Because once you see what’s off… you don’t get the luxury of pretending you don’t. You’ll hear i
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 ig
Welcome back to The Talent Brief. Host Jeff Ganter wants to challenge something we’ve all been taught to chase: purpose. Because lately, after conversations around layoffs, career pivots, and real pressure, I’m seeing a
Most people aren’t stuck because they lack talent, they’re stuck because they’re waiting to feel ready. In this episode of The Talent Brief, Jeff Ganter breaks down the hard truth about motivation, why it fails, and what
In this episode of The Talent Brief with Jeff Ganter, we’re cutting straight through the noise and calling out what’s really breaking down conversations, at work and at home. The need to be right isn’t just a habit; it’s
Are you an introvert or an extrovert? Most of us have been asked that question countless times. But what if the real answer is neither? In this episode of The Talent Brief, Jeff Ganter explores the personality type that
Our brains were never designed for the modern information storm. News alerts, Slack notifications, economic uncertainty, layoffs, AI disruption, and social media debates all compete for attention. The brain processes the
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