How Leaders Make the Tough Call

How Leaders Make the Tough Call

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How to Get More Done in Less Time

Find out exactly what John Maxwell means when he says, "You have to give up to go up." In this week's episode, John reveals fifteen time-tested strategies to help you get more done in less time and take back control of your effectiveness as a leader! After his lesson, Mark Cole a ...  Show more

Be Aware of Your Blind Spots (Part 2)

Don't let your blind spots stay your blind spots. In this week's episode, John Maxwell continues his lesson on the most common blind spots that derail leaders—and how awareness unlocks your influence and potential. After his lesson, Mark Cole and Traci Morrow unpack the practical ...  Show more

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