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EPISODE · May 21, 2025 · 1H 7M

Firm Feedback in a Fragile World, with Jeff Hancher

from Redemptive Economics · host Mike Hatch

Most leaders avoid feedback like the plague. But what if feedback and conversations in your workplace inspired growth, built trust, and created thriving teams?Our guest today, Jeff Hancher, Executive Coach and Author of the new book, Firm Feedback in a Fragile World, redefines how we approach feedback in the workplace.Jeff offers a roadmap to turn feedback from a source of tension into a powerful leadership tool. You'll learn how to transform your leadership legacy by making feedback your gift to others.THE REDEMPTIVE ENTERPRISE COURSERegister for The Redemptive Enterprise digital course (https://redemptiveeconomics.thinkific.com/courses/RedemptiveEnterprise)SPONSORS:Josh Bryant | FreedomTrust.comSeneca Hills Bible Camp & Retreat Center | SenecaHill.orgJeff Dougherty, Allstate Insurance | 724-847-5218Truth At Work | [email protected]; [email protected] Consulting Agency | [email protected], Bitcoin Consulting | Sovreign.ioDownload the eBooks here.Ryan & Danielle Hatch, TBD Bookkeeping | 412-720-3501 | [email protected]:[email protected] Mike Hatch to receive your free pdf of the 15 Redemptive Economic Principles and the Redemptive Economic Devotional. Learn how to build your business on biblical principles for eternal significance.* * SUPPORT US WITH BITCOIN * *Geyser Bitcoin Fundraising Campaign (https://geyser.fund/project/redemptiveeconomicspodcast)Tip through Strike (https://strike.me/redemptiveeconomicsllc/)Website:https://redemptiveeconomics.com/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/redemptiveeconomicsSupport the show

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Most leaders avoid feedback like the plague. But what if feedback and conversations in your workplace inspired growth, built trust, and created thriving teams? Our guest today, Jeff Hancher, Executive Coach and Author of the new book, Firm Feedback in a Fragile World, redefines how we approach feedback in the workplace. Jeff offers a roadmap to turn feedback from a source of tension into a powerful leadership tool. You'll learn how to transform your leadership legacy by making feedback your g...

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