Leaders Look For Conflict

Leaders Look For Conflict

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I'm feeling a little spicy today, so let me ask you something: Is AI making you smarter or is it distracting you from what actually matters? Here's what I'm seeing with my clients right now. Business owners are losing money because they're outsourcing their decision-making to AI. ...  Show more

Awareness Beats Clarity

Ever feel stuck trying to figure out what you want when something deeper is stirring inside you? I spent the last week going through a personal transformation that reminded me of something most coaches get backwards. Awareness isn't the result of getting clear. It's what comes fi ...  Show more

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