
Episode #22
Stop Managing People, Start Getting Curious with Michael Glatts | #22
What if the key to better leadership isn’t having all the answers, but asking better questions? In this episode, Jon sits down with Michael Glatts, a leadership development expert who uses improvisation, humor, and interactive workshops to help leaders become more comfortable with discomfort. Together, they explore why curiosity is essential to innovation, how leaders can create cultures where people feel safe sharing ideas, and why employees don’t always need to climb the corporate ladder to be valuable. They discuss: • Why asking questions before jumping to solutions can unlock better ideas • How leaders can recognize and build on employees’ strengths instead of focusing on their weaknesses • Why career advancement isn’t the same thing as employee success • How habits, fear, and ego can quietly kill curiosity and innovation • What leaders can do to create a culture where people feel comfortable challenging the status quo Michael’s message is simple: unleash the innovative spirit within yourself and your team. When leaders embrace curiosity, pursue the unknown, and give people the freedom to play to their strengths, better ideas and better outcomes can follow. Listen in for a fresh perspective on leadership, workplace culture, and what it really takes to create an organization where people want to contribute and grow.

