Jenny Lawson: Broken and Furiously Happy

Jenny Lawson: Broken and Furiously Happy

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In a world obsessed with speed, what if the most powerful leadership move is to tap the brakes? In this episode, Shawn Vanderhoven—partner at The Wiseman Group and co-author of Pause: How to Lead Brilliant Work in a Busy World—joins Jennifer Colosimo to share what he’s learned fr ...  Show more

Ryannon Frederick: Human-Centered Leadership in Healthcare

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