by Laurence Paquette
Most corporate advice is written for people who already fit the system. This podcast is for the rest of us. In each episode, Laurence Paquette explores the hidden rules of corporate life, leadership, and modern work for people who don’t quite fit the mold. Introverts. Neurodivergent professionals. Deep thinkers navigating systems that were never designed for them. Conversations and reflections on leadership, identity, culture, and building a career that doesn’t cost you yourself.
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June 7, 2026
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May 4, 2026
<p>Office politics has a bad reputation, mostly because people confuse it with manipulation. So a lot of people pretend they don’t participate in it at all. But the truth is, everyone navigates power, influence, relationships, and perception at work to some extent. The real question is whether we do it unconsciously, or honestly and with integrity. This video is about the latter.</p>
April 28, 2026
<p>Being wrong in public is one thing. The hours and days after are another. Most leadership advice tells you to own it quickly and move on, which skips the part where your nervous system still thinks you're in danger. In this episode, Laurence talks about why recovering from a public stumble is slower than anyone admits, and why nobody tells you that the uncomfortable part is actually normal.</p><p><br></p>
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Most corporate advice is written for people who already fit the system. This podcast is for the rest of us.
In each episode, Laurence Paquette explores the hidden rules of corporate life, leadership, and modern work for people who don’t quite fit the mold. Introverts. Neurodivergent professionals. Deep thinkers navigating systems that were never designed for them.
Conversations and reflections on leadership, identity, culture, and building a career that doesn’t cost you yourself.
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