Chris Mailander
Mailander Podcast
The Mailander Podcast is a film room for high-stakes decisions. In each episode, strategist and author Chris Mailander sits down with leaders who have been tested under real pressure to replay 2–3 pivotal choices that changed the trajectory of a company, career, or market. The show is built around decision intelligence—the discipline of designing the processes, frameworks, and systems that make consequential choices better over time. Guests are typically CEOs of private mid-market companies (roughly $50M–$5B+ in revenue) or founders of AI and technology platforms (roughly $5M–$50M ARR) who...
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Chris Mailander
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20 lis 2025
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Curate Friction: The Good Fight You Should Be Having 03.11.2023 4:34
There is a fight for influence over your decision-making process amongst your internal teams. This is how to curate a healthy fight, and harvest its benefits for your company. There are competitors amongst those on your team who fight for influence over your decision-making. The battle can be overt, passive-aggressive, or quite subtle. It can be unhealthy. If curated well, it can be very healthy...
Decision Bias: Find the Subtle Influences on Your Decision-Making 03.11.2023 4:46
A quick exercise for CEOs to better understand how their decision-making is influenced by key actors, both in overt and subtle ways. In this excerpt from Decidedly, a podcast focused on helping private company CEOs, family offices, and HNWs manage their wealth, Mailander describes a process for revealing the subtle but profound influences on your own decision-making. It is an exercise frequentl...
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