What Dogs Teach Us About Leadership

An episode of the Paint Radio | American Painting Contractor podcast, hosted by Andrew Dwyer, titled "What Dogs Teach Us About Leadership" was published on April 12, 2023 and runs 44 minutes.

April 12, 2023 ·44m · Paint Radio | American Painting Contractor

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We’re trying something a little bit different this week. Leadership lessons can come from anywhere. For me, some of the most impactful lessons I learned were through my dog and dog trainer. In the interest of sharing this experience, we talk with Alex Canby about the core elements that create a leader dogs WANT to follow and how these attributes are important in all of relationships. Beware! We do talk about dogs in this podcast… A LOT!

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We’re trying something a little bit different this week. Leadership lessons can come from anywhere. For me, some of the most impactful lessons I learned were through my dog and dog trainer. In the interest of sharing this experience, we talk with Alex Canby about the core elements that create a leader dogs WANT to follow and how these attributes are important in all of relationships. Beware! We do talk about dogs in this podcast… A LOT!

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