Defining and Utilizing Leaders

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Leaders change us and our world, for better and for worse. This week we discuss what a leader REALLY is. How being sensitive can keep you from having one and how to properly utilize the one(s) we do have. We also take a look at Mahatma Gandhi’s racist history. The side effects of dehumanizing parents and how to keep people that care about you jeopardizing your future. Kool-Aid Jim Jones vs. Hustlers P.O.M.E. Jim Jones and more… One Could Argue Episode one has arrived!

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