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Some big name leadership speakers and practitioners are heading for New Zealand in October. A former Enron executive, the chair of the board of governors of the Leader to Leader
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But then again… are they, as the well-known song continues “too few to mention” or are they tucked securely into various “toxic thought patterns” that are keeping you stuck in
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