Learning To Lead Through Transition

from Learning to Lead with Paul Daugherty · host Paul Daugherty

In this episode of the Learning To Lead Podcast Paul shares how to lead through transition. As you step into leadership you need to realize that you are the biggest change your staff, congregation, and followers are going to experience. Don't stress out if people don't immediately accept you in your new role.

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