#034: Leading In Both Directions
from Loud Leadership
Few things in life are more awkward than leading someone who doesn't see "eye to eye" with you. Maybe they are a few years (or generations) older and haven't caught on to the new tech thing. Possibly they are years younger and have zero work ethic and the ability to motivate themseleves. Regardless of where you stand, this episode helps us understand what it's like to lead in both directions.
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