Dr. Lauryn welcomes Shelli Warren to talk about leadership and teams. They discuss what it takes to become a better leader, women in leadership positions, the importance of candor, stating your preference, how to teach employees to ask questions, developing leaders on your team, touchpoints vs meetings, when and why to have meetings, how to shorten meetings, meetings with your spouse, and so much more.
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Stacking Your Team
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