Aug 30, 2026 · 48 min · 13 segments
In this episode, global business leader and CEO Jeannette Linfoot joins Randip Singh to share pivotal moments from her 30-year corporate career across major brands like TUI and Saga. Jeannette breaks…
Jeannette LinfootGuest
Randip SinghHost
As I talk to leaders, I find every one of us have something that we're challenged by that others aren't aware of.
Is there something that you have like that or perhaps a habit that you've had to unlearn
think there's a couple actually that I'm, you know, I'll share with you around it.
But I think the first one is the self-belief, you know, because people will look at you, they look at me, they see a confident person.
I think all of us have to work on our self-belief, you know, and certainly I've had to, you know, I've definitely struggled with imposter syndrome, probably throughout my entire career, life, etc.
So I've really worked hard on that aspect of my personal life and I still have to work hard on it.
But People would probably see the external and they go, oh, it's all right for you.
It's all right for you with your property that you're developing on the beach right now.
So the inner work, the self-work, the really doubting yourself and having to dig deep.
And then I think the other point, which may be relevant for some of your listeners, is the transition out of corporate into a world of being a business owner and entrepreneurial and the stories that we all tell ourselves.
I can stand up in front of the analysts in the city and present the annual results.
As I talk to leaders, I find every one of us have something that we're challenged by that others aren't aware of.
Is there something that you have like that or perhaps a habit that you've had to unlearn
think there's a couple actually that I'm, you know, I'll share with you around it.
But I think the first one is the self-belief, you know, because people will look at you, they look at me, they see a confident person.
I think all of us have to work on our self-belief, you know, and certainly I've had to, you know, I've definitely struggled with imposter syndrome, probably throughout my entire career, life, etc.
So I've really worked hard on that aspect of my personal life and I still have to work hard on it.
But People would probably see the external and they go, oh, it's all right for you.
It's all right for you with your property that you're developing on the beach right now.
So the inner work, the self-work, the really doubting yourself and having to dig deep.
And then I think the other point, which may be relevant for some of your listeners, is the transition out of corporate into a world of being a business owner and entrepreneurial and the stories that we all tell ourselves.
I can stand up in front of the analysts in the city and present the annual results.
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