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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2026 · 54 MIN

Breaking Through Imposter Syndrome: Dean Greiss on Leadership and Emotional Intelligence

from P.A.S.S. (PREVAIL AGAINST SELF SABOTAGE) · host Mo Nelson

In this episode of PASS (Prevail Against Self-Sabotage), Mo Nelson sits down with Dean Greiss—a seasoned professional speaker and leadership coach—with over 20 years of experience. Together, they explore how to overcome imposter syndrome, lead with authenticity, and build confidence. Dean shares how his upbringing and the birth of his two sons shifted his perspective, pushing him to make intentional life choices. They dive deep into emotional intelligence in leadership, discussing the importance of care, communication, and development. Dean explains how small wins lead to larger successes and how anyone can become an exceptional leader with the right mindset and tools. This episode is for leaders and aspiring leaders looking to create meaningful connections, boost their confidence, and lead with purpose.

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