Get dumb. Get quiet. Get help. - Brian Williams

Episode 8 of the RE:DEFINE with Erik Hatch podcast, hosted by Erik Hatch, titled "Get dumb. Get quiet. Get help. - Brian Williams" was published on March 27, 2024 and runs 54 minutes.

March 27, 2024 ·54m · RE:DEFINE with Erik Hatch

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From Silicon Valley to leading companies like Nike, AT&T, Amazon, & Microsoft - Brian Williams has done some epic things professionally. Yet they pale in comparison to the legacy he's leaving for and with his family. As a man who's changed his stars, Brian is committed to learning, being coachable, and growing at every turn. No longer living for the applause, Brian is now paying it forward to those he shines his light on. You're going to love this episode!

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