Nathan Sondgeroth | TA023

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Nathan Sondgeroth is the President & CEO of the Clinton, Iowa Chamber of Commerce. Not only that...Nate is the gentleman who introduced me to a little book titled StrengthsFinder 2.0. His guidance and mentorship placed me on my current path! In this episode, Nathan explains how he was introduced to strengths-based development, how he integrates strengths into the chamber culture, and how his current profession allows him the opportunity to engage his own TOP 5 each and every day. Nathan also has a deep rooted belief that life is all about the connections we make in the time we are given. This interview was one of my favorites! Nathan's passion for Strengths was a key driver in me obtaining my coaching certification from Gallup. Here's the link to the Leadercast (http://leadercast.com) event I mention about half way through the show. Sit back, relax, enjoy, and as always…STAY ADDICTED! And if you want to ask a question to be aired during the broadcast, use the SpeakPipe widget on this page. More directions here --> https://youtu.be/Xk1kgVsFoJw

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