Leadership, Decanted — The Audio Essays

Epizodes

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  Reading the Market Before It Reads You (Audio) 13.09.2026 9min

  The audio edition of Leadership, Decanted. 🍷Reading the Market Before It Reads YouWhat does it mean to notice change before it becomes obvious?In this audio essay, I reflect on what 2026 wine industry reports taught me about weak signals, structural shifts, consumer behavior, and strategic foresight—and why leadership is less about predicting the future than preparing for it before the market forces your hand.Leadership, Decanted — The Audio EssaysLeadership, strategy, and lifelong learning through the lens of the wine industry.Written by Tasha Hoang.Prefer to read?Read the full written essay: Reading the Market Before It Reads You This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit leadershipdecanted.substack.com
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  Product of My Environment (Audio) 13.09.2026 6min

  The audio edition of Leadership, Decanted. 🍷Product of My EnvironmentThis is the story of how a childhood love of writing, a weekend tasting room job, and a career in wine helped me understand why project management has always felt natural to me.In this audio essay, I reflect on how writing taught me to bring order to complexity, how wine became the perfect place to apply that instinct, and why I now see leadership as the work of building systems people can trust.Leadership, Decanted — The Audio EssaysLeadership, strategy, and lifelong learning through the lens of the wine industry.Written by Tasha Hoang.Prefer to read?Read the full written essay: Product of My Environment This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit leadershipdecanted.substack.com
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  What Separates Preparation from Panic? (Audio) 09.09.2026 9min

  The audio edition of Leadership, Decanted. 🍷What separates preparation from panic when pressure hits?This essay explores what happens when plans meet reality—and why the best leaders aren’t necessarily the ones who move fastest. They’re the ones who have built the systems, judgment, and preparation to know what matters when everything feels urgent.Written by Tasha Hoang.Prefer to read? Read the full written essay: What Separates Preparation from Panic? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit leadershipdecanted.substack.com