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Sep 1, 2013 16 min

Episode 12: The One Question

from The Presence Lab | Executive Communication Under Pressure Hosted by Jason Jennings

Herb and Marion opened Jason’s eyes in a big way as they shared the reason for their success. It was summed up in the acronym WTGBRFDT. It’s the one question every successful leader asks before making any decision. In this episode, Jason Jennings shares the story of Herb and Marion, how he discovered the question and what makes it a powerful tool for anyone seeking to improve her/his business.

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