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Your Evolving Leadership Journey

Your Evolving Leadership Journey

Di: Tom Crea
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“Your Evolving Leadership Journey” is for anyone who believes continuous learning is part of the ongoing leadership journey. “Companies that did business from a foundation of love and purpose and practiced servant leadership produced a 1026 percent return to shareholders over a ten-year period, eight times more than the so-called Good to Great companies.” (Coetzer, 2019) With a slant towards servant leadership, Tom interviews contemporary authors to drill down on topics such as long-distance leadership, resilience, clarity, culture, developing others, individual behavior, persuasion, managing up, spiritual best practices, character, values, trust and more.Tom Crea Economia
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