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“Some enthusiasts will say I don’t “get it” but that’s okay. Listening, I heard a definition of leadership that requires “sticking it out” and suppressing the need to move on, defined as “maturity.” That can be really unhealthy. Maturity, in this instance, is realizing when NOT to substitute someone else’s judgment for your own. Do not stay in negative circumstances because of a warped charge of being a mature leader.”
SuperFan10 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/01/19
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“I love the podcast- really thought provoking and motivating to try new strategies to lead yourself and others. I would appreciate more female leader stories - how they manage spending time with kids and advancing at work. I know lots of men deal with this too but more stories to relate to are...”Read full review »
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“Thank you very much for the content with this podcast. I have found each episode to contain great insights on leadership development. An idea moving forward to grow and evolve the podcast:
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“Thank you Mark and Richard. You guys are amazing. I love hearing both of you and learn from John, of course.
I am a five star. 😄😄”
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United States of America ·
06/12/19
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