Show Notes
The 10% Project – Susan Ryan S1 E3
What if the greatest potential in your life and work is the part no one is seeing?
Susan Ryan is an author, strategist, and the creator of The 10% Project—a bold and thought-provoking movement challenging how we think about talent, leadership, and human potential.
With a career that spans global startups through to established organisations, Susan has built a reputation for seeing what others overlook—the untapped brilliance, the underestimated voices, and the hidden 10% that can transform not only businesses, but lives.
Her work sits at the intersection of strategy, storytelling, and social impact. She asks powerful questions: Who gets heard? Who gets opportunities? And what happens when we redesign systems to include more of us?
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