#348: Firm Feedback with Jeff Hancher - Part 2

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#414: Busy Isn't the Same as Effective

Get the learning guide from today's episode here! In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley explore the difference between being busy and being effective as a leader. They illustrate how motion—such as planning and preparing—can often masquerade as progress when true impact c ...  Show more

#413: Becoming an Influential Person

Get the learning guide from today's episode here! In this episode, our hosts discuss what it means to become an influential person instead of an influencer. You'll learn about the five levels of leadership, discover how influential people think differently, and gain practical tip ...  Show more

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