111: Wise Words That Can Help You Lead
Once in awhile, someone says something cool that we take throughout our lives to help us lead. On this episode, wise words that can help you influence better. I share four stories that will help you lead more effectively.
First story
- Take small bits of wisdom from others and then, over time, make it your own.
Second story
- Be humble enough to realize what you don’t know and get advice from the experts.
Third story
- When you or others have missed a feedback opportunity, acknowledge it and move forward the correct way.
Fourth story
- Be willing to change directions for a few minutes to make someone’s day.
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Once in awhile, someone says something cool that we take throughout our lives to help us lead. On this episode, wise words that can help you influence better. I share four stories that will help you lead more effectively.
First story
- Take small bits of wisdom from others and then, over time, make it your own.
Second story
- Be humble enough to realize what you don’t know and get advice from the experts.
Third story
- When you or others have missed a feedback opportunity, acknowledge it and move forward the correct way.
Fourth story
- Be willing to change directions for a few minutes to make someone’s day.
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