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If you think the problem is “out there”, that very thought *is* the problem
Several years ago, some of my associates and I were working with a small group of people from a major multinational corporation. Their initial response was, “we love this leadership content! It’s right on. But our division leaders don’t understand … Continue reading
The Distrust Distraction
One of the most basic social skills we learn has to do with trust — indeed, perhaps at the most basic level, we do not even learn to trust our own parents, but rather perhaps we simply trust our parents … Continue reading