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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2024 · 56 MIN

How To Develop As A Leader Within The Context of Family | Season 2 episode 4

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In this episode of Between the Lanes, Tom Lane and Todd Lane discuss the "Family Lane" and explore how our upbringing and family dynamics significantly influence our leadership style. Parenting is often seen as a training ground for leadership, where life's circumstances provide valuable lessons in communication, commitment, conflict resolution, and more. Whether you grew up in a great family environment or in a broken and unhealthy family, your family plays a pivotal role in shaping your problem-solving abilities. Even if your family was ideal, you, as an individual, can change the trajectory for future generations, starting with your personal growth. It's empowering to know that it only takes one person to break the cycle and create a lasting, generational impact. Join us as we try to help you discover what you may have missed from your family of origin. Taking steps to change can lead to powerful transformations in your family moving forward and your leadership journey. Tune in to learn how to leverage your family experiences—good or bad—to become a more effective and compassionate leader.

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