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April 21, 2026 • 09:18 AM
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Uniquely Wired podcast with Microsoft’s Agnes Heftberger Step into the mindset of the “learn-it-all” — where curiosity leads and growth never stops, with Dr. Houda El-Haddad, Dir. Digital & Innovation Solutions at Henkel and Agnes Heftberger – Microsoft’s AT/DE CEO. This podcast explores why the most successful people today aren’t those who claim to know […]

Uniquely Wired podcast with Microsoft’s Agnes Heftberger

Step into the mindset of the “learn-it-all” — where curiosity leads and growth never stops, with Dr. Houda El-Haddad, Dir. Digital & Innovation Solutions at Henkel and Agnes Heftberger – Microsoft’s AT/DE CEO.

This podcast explores why the most successful people today aren’t those who claim to know everything, but those who are constantly learning, adapting, and asking better questions.

Through engaging insights, it contrasts the limits of the “know-it-all” with the power of staying open, flexible, and eager to improve. Discover how embracing challenges, seeking new perspectives, and committing to continuous learning can unlock creativity, resilience, and lasting success in an ever-changing world.

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