Welcome to Great Books, Great Voices, a weekly podcast where we aim to ignite a new world of community, connection, and conversation one book at a time. I am your host, Diamond-Michael Scott, your Global Book Ambassador, guiding you across the landscape of powerful ideas and transformative stories that shape how we think, live, and lead.
Today’s episode is one I have been looking forward to. Our special guest is Tricia Brouk, author of the bold new book Being Smart Is Stupid: Why Embracing the Wisdom of Your Buddha Nature Is the Secret to Great Leadership.
Tricia is a globally recognized strategic advisor, award-winning director and producer, and one of the most sought-after public speaking experts working today. She empowers high-performing professionals to step into influential thought leadership through the art of authentic storytelling.
In this conversation, we explore why intellect alone will never be enough, how leaders can tap into deeper intuitive wisdom, and what it really means to lead from presence rather than pressure.
Settle in. You are about to hear a conversation that may shift the way you think about leadership, self-mastery, and your own inner voice.
