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Book 2: Leading Beyond Labels: Chapter 18: Leading Without Labels
Jun 1, 2026
13m 38s
Book 2: Leading Beyond Labels: Chapter 14: Neurodivergence, Recruitment, and the Cost of Not Belonging
Jun 1, 2026
25m 27s
Book 2: Leading Beyond Labels: Chapter 1: A Brief History of Personality Testing
May 31, 2026
28m 33s
Book 2: Leading Beyond Labels: Introduction: What This Book Is About
May 31, 2026
11m 20s
Chapter 21: Women Who Lead Differently
Jan 21, 2026
22m 44s
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| 6/1/26 | ![]() Book 2: Leading Beyond Labels: Chapter 18: Leading Without Labels | Pop me message to read out loud! Fit asks whether someone matches the organisation. Flow asks whether the organisation can adapt to how someone works best. That shift, from personality management to environmental design, is what this chapter is about. Chapter 18 of Leading Beyond Labels brings the book's central argument into its most practical form. Drawing on Csikszentmihalyi's concept of flow, ISO 45003's psychosocial safety framework, and research on cognitive diversity, this chapter outl... | 13m 38s | ||||||
| 6/1/26 | ![]() Book 2: Leading Beyond Labels: Chapter 14: Neurodivergence, Recruitment, and the Cost of Not Belonging | Pop me message to read out loud! Around 30 percent of autistic adults are in paid employment. Many of those who are work in roles that are part-time, precarious, or well below their qualification level. These statistics do not reflect a lack of capability. They reflect cumulative exclusion built into the systems that come before the first day of work. Chapter 14 of Leading Beyond Labels examines how recruitment processes function as gatekeeping mechanisms that screen for social conformity rat... | 25m 27s | ||||||
| 5/31/26 | ![]() Book 2: Leading Beyond Labels: Chapter 1: A Brief History of Personality Testing | Pop me message to read out loud! What if the tools your organisation uses to "understand people" were never really about people at all? In this episode, Nicola Knobel traces the origins of psychometric testing from First World War military classification to a multibillion-dollar corporate industry, and asks the question nobody in HR wants to answer: what are these tests actually for? We unpack how personality testing became a corporate religion, why the promise of predictable people is a myth... | 28m 33s | ||||||
| 5/31/26 | ![]() Book 2: Leading Beyond Labels: Introduction: What This Book Is About | Pop me message to read out loud! Most leadership books tell you how to understand people better. This one asks whether the tools you have been using to do that were ever really fit for purpose. Leading Beyond Labels is the book that takes on the personality industrial complex, the multibillion-dollar system of tests, typologies, and frameworks that promise to decode human behaviour and deliver it back to you in four letters, a colour, or a number. It is a system that feels scientific, reassur... | 11m 20s | ||||||
| 1/21/26 | ![]() Chapter 21: Women Who Lead Differently | Pop me message to read out loud! This chapter explores how neurodivergent women and gender-diverse people experience leadership through layers of expectation, performance, and survival. Drawing on emerging diagnostic trends, research, and lived experience, it examines why so many women discover their neurodivergence later in life, often after burnout, breakdown, or profound exhaustion. These late diagnoses do not reflect new conditions, but long-standing differences that were previously invis... | 22m 44s | ||||||
| 1/21/26 | ![]() Chapter 20: The Neurodivergent Leader | Pop me message to read out loud! Neurodivergent leadership has long been misunderstood, framed through deficit models that prioritise composure, social fluency, and consistency over depth, integrity, and insight. This chapter challenges those assumptions and reframes neurodivergent leadership not as an exception to effective leadership, but as a critical strength in complex, high-risk, and fast-changing environments. In this chapter, Nicola explores what it truly means to lead while neurodiv... | 9m 54s | ||||||
| 12/22/25 | ![]() Chapter 5: The Language of Neurodiversity | Unmasking Leadership | Pop me message to read out loud! This episode features Chapter 5, The Language of Neurodiversity, from Unmasking Leadership, read in full as part of this audiobook podcast series. In this chapter, Nicola Knobel explores why language matters so deeply in neurodiversity-informed workplaces. The words we use to describe brains, behaviour, focus, and energy do more than label experience. They shape how leaders design work, interpret performance, and respond to difference. Chapter 5 introduces and... | 19m 46s | ||||||
| 12/22/25 | ![]() Chapter 4: What Is Neurodiversity? | Unmasking Leadership | Pop me message to read out loud! This episode features Chapter 4, What Is Neurodiversity?, from Unmasking Leadership, read in full as part of this audiobook podcast series. In this chapter, Nicola Knobel explains what neurodiversity actually means, where the concept came from, and why most leadership and workplace systems have failed to account for cognitive difference. Drawing on the work of sociologist Judy Singer, this chapter explores the shift from the medical model of disability to the ... | 19m 09s | ||||||
| 12/22/25 | ![]() Chapter 2: When Leadership Feels Like a Performance | Unmasking Leadership Audiobook | Pop me message to read out loud! This episode features Chapter 2, When Leadership Feels Like a Performance, from Unmasking Leadership, read in full as part of this audiobook podcast series. In this chapter, Nicola Knobel explores how modern leadership often rewards visibility, confidence, and emotional performance over clarity, care, and capability. The chapter examines the pressure to appear composed, decisive, and endlessly resilient, and how these expectations disproportionately impact neu... | 9m 39s | ||||||
| 12/22/25 | ![]() Chapter 1: The Leadership Lie | Unmasking Leadership Audiobook | Pop me message to read out loud! This episode features Chapter 1, The Leadership Lie, from Unmasking Leadership, read in full as part of this audiobook podcast series. In this chapter, Nicola Knobel challenges the dominant stories we are told about leadership, including who leadership is for, what it is meant to look like, and why so many people feel they are failing at it. The chapter examines how leadership norms reward performance, confidence, and conformity, while quietly excluding neuro... | 13m 57s | ||||||
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| 12/22/25 | ![]() Author’s Note & Introduction | Unmasking Leadership, Neurodiversity and Psychological Safety at Work | Pop me message to read out loud! This episode features the Author’s Note and Introduction from Unmasking Leadership, read in full as part of this subscription-only audiobook podcast. In these opening chapters, Nicola Knobel explains why this book needed to be written and sets out the central questions it explores. The introduction establishes the focus on neurodivergent leadership, psychological safety, burnout, masking, and the gap between how workplaces say they support people and how safe... | 10m 46s | ||||||
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