Oct 20, 2026 · 35 min · 10 segments
On this episode of Humor in the C-Suite, I sit down with leadership trainer Amie Fox, founder of A Fox Consulting and author of Mind the Blind Spot: Decision to Done. We talk about why you need to…
Amie FoxGuest
Kate DavisHost
And the whole reason I set it up is because I believe that when people feel good, they perform at their best.
And it sounds like a really simple concept, but it seems to be one that a lot of organizations are struggling with.
I was diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition at the age of 11, and it has literally shaped my entire life.
But it's really helped me to focus on how to collaborate with other people, how to help other people in shining and get the most out of them, but to create environments and systems where people can perform at their best.
I've worked with you know a few blind comics and one was like I just got a standing ovation and I'm like no you didn't
but he had so many jokes he would like you know you know instead of a watch he'd have like a buzzer going off right oh I didn't see the light he just
And I love the fact that you're helping people, you know, navigate their hard times now, having so much humor about yourself.
When you're working with companies and stuff like that, how have you used humor in, you know, difficult moments?
And the whole reason I set it up is because I believe that when people feel good, they perform at their best.
And it sounds like a really simple concept, but it seems to be one that a lot of organizations are struggling with.
I was diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition at the age of 11, and it has literally shaped my entire life.
But it's really helped me to focus on how to collaborate with other people, how to help other people in shining and get the most out of them, but to create environments and systems where people can perform at their best.
I've worked with you know a few blind comics and one was like I just got a standing ovation and I'm like no you didn't
but he had so many jokes he would like you know you know instead of a watch he'd have like a buzzer going off right oh I didn't see the light he just
And I love the fact that you're helping people, you know, navigate their hard times now, having so much humor about yourself.
When you're working with companies and stuff like that, how have you used humor in, you know, difficult moments?
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