210: Forget Superstars—Unlock the Collective Edge | Colin Fisher

Colin M. Fisher, Professor at University College London and author of The Collective Edge, is a leading expert in group and team dynamics. In this episode, host Damon Lembi and Colin explore the psychology of teamwork, the myths that hold groups back, and the structures that allow teams to thrive. From jazz improvisation to corporate innovation, Colin shows how clarity, trust, and design—not just talent—unlock lasting group success.

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Key Leadership Lessons from Colin M. Fisher’s Journey:

  • Launch with clarity and connection — strong beginnings and vivid goals are the foundation of team purpose.

  • Trust structure over process — designing the right framework matters more than “working harder” or endless meetings.

  • Social sensitivity drives performance — awareness and psychological safety are the real predictors of innovation and collective intelligence.

Connect with Colin M. Fisher:

Colin is the author of The Collective Edge, where he brings decades of research and real-world examples to life. His insights have been featured in leading academic research and global business discussions.

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