Episode 33 - David Monis Weston

An episode of the Leadership Launchpads podcast, hosted by drchriswb, titled "Episode 33 - David Monis Weston" was published on October 3, 2025 and runs 57 minutes.

October 3, 2025 ·57m · Leadership Launchpads

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In this episode we speak to the man himself David Monis-Weston and learn about why the quality of execution is everything, how an organ transplant transformed his life and how he recently cried for the best reason ever.Connect with David and his workLinkedin @David-westonPurposeful VenturesInformed Education

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In this episode we speak to the man himself David Monis-Weston and learn about why the quality of execution is everything, how an organ transplant transformed his life and how he recently cried for the best reason ever.

Connect with David and his work

Linkedin @David-weston

Purposeful Ventures

Informed Education

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