The Mindset Game® Podcast · 2026-04-24 · 34 min
The hardest part of change isn't deciding to change. It's letting go of old patterns and making the change stick. In Episode 257 of The Mindset Game® podcast, Vered Kogan speaks with Lisa Broderick, a senior advisor who helps leaders turn strategy into lasting execution, founder of Police2Peace, and co-author with Dr. Marshall Goldsmith of the book Permanence, about why insight alone rarely produces lasting transformation. Drawing on a year-long study of Marshall Goldsmith's CEO clients, Lisa shares what she discovered about the simple daily practice that helped world-class leaders become the people they wanted to be. When we shift from measuring outcomes to measuring effort, and add real accountability, change becomes a daily practice rather than a one-time decision. In this conversation, you will learn: How six daily questions, done in just two minutes a day, can reshape behavior over time Why asking "Did I do my best?" is more powerful than asking "Did I succeed?" Why self-trust is the foundation for sustainable personal and organizational growth To learn more about Lisa Broderick, visit lisabroderick.com or explore the book at permanencebook.com . To
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