Authentic leadership is the most overused phrase in management — and according to Dr. Michelle Rozen, it's also one of the most misunderstood. In this solo episode of What Really Works, Dr. Rozen — keynote speaker, behavioral scientist, and author of The 6% Club — argues that "just be yourself" is bad leadership advice. Real leadership isn't about authenticity. It's about consistency: showing up the same way, every day, for the people who depend on you.

Using Michael Scott from The Office as a reality check, Michelle breaks down why "authentic" leaders often confuse their team, why being unfiltered isn't the same as being honest, and what to do instead. You'll also learn the Law of Specification and the Zero to 10 Rule — two simple tools Dr. Rozen uses with executives to stop spinning wheels and start moving the needle.

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