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How Do I Lead When I Don’t Feel Like I Belong at the Table?
He is a leader looking to advance, but feels like he often struggles in meetings with more senior leadership. Host Muriel Wilkins coaches him through ways to approach these meetings differently and how to position himself to attain the higher level of leadership he wants.
Further reading:
Check out Muriel’s new book, Leadership Unblocked, out October 28th: leadershipunblocked.com
The Hidden Beliefs That Hold Leaders Back
Muriel’s Virtual Book Event
What Having a Growth Mindset Actually Means
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By Harvard Business Review / Muriel Wilkins
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He is a leader looking to advance, but feels like he often struggles in meetings with more senior leadership. Host Muriel Wilkins coaches him through ways to approach these meetings differently and how to position himself to attain the higher level of leadership he wants.
Further reading:
Check out Muriel’s new book, Leadership Unblocked, out October 28th: leadershipunblocked.com
The Hidden Beliefs That Hold Leaders Back
Muriel’s Virtual Book Event
What Having a Growth Mindset Actually Means
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