#348: Firm Feedback with Jeff Hancher - Part 2

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#407: Systems Beat Heroics with Greg Steely

Get the learning guide from today's episode here! This week, Chris Goede and Perry Holley are joined again by Dr. Greg Steely to explore how systems consistently outperform individual heroics in driving organizational success. Leaders often celebrate working harder and longer hou ...  Show more

#406: Momentum Is Not Clarity with Greg Steely

Get the learning guide from today's episode here! In this episode, Perry Holley, Chris Goede, and guest Greg Steely explore the critical difference between momentum and clarity in leadership. They share practical strategies for ensuring organizational clarity, like the "clarity s ...  Show more

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