Potenciál Podcast 5.

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You’re not stupid, you just don’t know much yet

For a long time, I thought the quote “You’re not stupid, you just don’t know much yet” came from Winnie the Pooh. Recently I found out it’s actually said by Karak to Vuk, when he

2026.02.03.

When the Root Cause Is Too Deep – or When We Get Stuck in the Snow

In lean thinking, we learn fairly quickly that it’s not enough to fix a problem on the surface. We’re taught to dig deeper, to ask “why” again and again — sometimes five times — until we find the root cause

2026.01.13.

Me, My Ego, and the Old Devil

There are moments in leadership—organizational development being a very typical example—when the company’s long-term interests require decisions that don’t feel good for the leader’s ego

2025.12.08.

You’re not stupid, you just don’t know much yet

For a long time, I thought the quote “You’re not stupid, you just don’t know much yet” came from Winnie the Pooh. Recently I found out it’s actually said by Karak to Vuk, when he

2026.02.03.

When the Root Cause Is Too Deep – or When We Get Stuck in the Snow

2026.01.13.

Me, My Ego, and the Old Devil

There are moments in leadership—organizational development being a very typical example—when the company’s long-term interests require decisions that don’t feel good for the leader’s ego

2025.12.08.

Kovács Kati

Blog posts

You’re not stupid, you just don’t know much yet

When the Root Cause Is Too Deep – or When We Get Stuck in the Snow

Me, My Ego, and the Old Devil

You’re not stupid, you just don’t know much yet

When the Root Cause Is Too Deep – or When We Get Stuck in the Snow

Me, My Ego, and the Old Devil