André Daus
Iconoclast Insights
Iconoclast Insights challenges conventional thinking in politics, business, and beyond. Hosted by André Daus, this podcast dives deep into the ideas and assumptions that often go unquestioned. Expect raw, unfiltered perspectives that cut through the noise and take on everything from outdated business practices to societal norms. If you're tired of the same old advice and eager for fresh, independent thought, tune in for sharp, thought-provoking episodes that spark change.
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30 de set de 2026
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Episódios
The Unspoken Rules of “Open Dialogue” 23.04.2025 13:22
In this eye-opening episode of Iconoclast Insights , André Daus unpacks the uncomfortable truth behind one of the corporate world’s most beloved buzzwords: critical thinking . While organizations publicly praise it, they often silence it when it challenges comfort zones, hierarchy, or tradition. André explores the tension between what companies say they want—bold, independent thinkers—and what the...
Why Work-Life Balance Is a Dangerous Myth: Rethink Your Life’s Rules 16.04.2025 12:08
Ever feel like Work-Life Balance is a promise you can’t keep? In this punchy episode of Iconoclast Insights , host André Daus calls out the myth you’ve been sold. You’re told to split your day neatly—work here, life there—like it’s a simple fix for feeling whole. Spoiler: it’s a trap that’s stressing you out and holding you back. We dive into why chasing balance is a dead end. You can’t just clock...
The Cult of Productivity 09.04.2025 18:31
Episode: The Cult of Productivity Key Timestamps: - 00:00 - Introduction to productivity culture as a modern religion - 00:56 - The productivity paradox: activity vs. achievement - 03:00 - Historical context: from scientific management to knowledge work - 06:17 - The dark side of optimization: psychological and social costs - 10:11 - The science of effective work: what research actually tells us -...
The Ego Trap – Why Our Ideologies Keep Us Divided 02.04.2025 10:19
I dig into the ideological mess splitting us apart – ‘my truth,’ diversity debates, and the power games we can’t quit. Are we chasing answers or just stroking our egos? From postmodern tangles to woke wars, this episode skewers the myths we cling to, arguing real diversity lives in your head, not your skin. With a pirate’s twist and a hard look in the mirror, it’s a call to ditch the ‘us vs. them’...
What Is Knowledge, Really? 26.03.2025 13:20
What is knowledge, really? In this episode of Iconoclast Insights , André Daus digs into this slippery question, challenging the urge to trap knowledge in rigid systems. From a project where he dodged a “type-till-retirement” loop, he shows why those pricey management tools often flop. Knowledge isn’t just information—it’s info multiplied by experience, a practical spin on Plato’s “justified true...
Control 19.03.2025 10:04
In this episode of Iconoclast Insights, André Daus delves into the concept of control. He explores the illusion of control in daily life, leadership, and parenting. André discusses how micromanagement often backfires and presents strategies to achieve true control through self-awareness and trust. 00:00 Introduction 00:35 The Illusion of Control 01:35 Micromanagement and Its Pitfalls 02:33 Influen...
Why I’m Starting Iconoclast Insights 07.03.2025 5:33
Welcome to Iconoclast Insights —a podcast for those who challenge norms, question assumptions, and refuse to settle for mediocrity. I’m André Daus, and in this introductory episode, I’ll share why I started this podcast, who it’s for, and what you can expect. I’ve spent years breaking down businesses, mindsets, and systems—first as a consultant at IBM, then running my own business for the past 15...
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