Daniel Matthews, change leadership expert and author of The Language of Leadership: Nicer Bark, No Bite, on leadership.
This week's episode focuses on leadership development and continuous improvement as Daniel Matthews, a change leadership expert and author of The Language of Leadership: Nicer Bark, No Bite, elaborates on finding your leadership WHY and building a trusting relationship.
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