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How To Become A Leader People Love With Ken Blanchard
Most leaders aren’t loved. They are respected, feared, or esteemed, but not loved. Today’s guest is one for the record books as he shares the magic behind leading with love. Many have called it “servant leadership”, but our conversation shows us it is much more than that.
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Ken Blanchard has written over 60 books and has sold over 21 million copies. He’s now 77 years old with and today we get to discuss his most cherished topic in business, leading with love.
For those not familiar with Ken, he is the author of the business classics, The One Minute Manager, Raving Fans, and Who Moved My Cheese. Recently, Ken was added to Amazon’s Hall of Fame as one of the top 25 bestselling authors of all time.
Our conversation is one for the record books. It’s something I would urge you to relisten to again and again.
After Listening: What did you think? What stood out to you? Anything to add? Let me know in the comments below.
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By Chris GraebeMost leaders aren’t loved. They are respected, feared, or esteemed, but not loved. Today’s guest is one for the record books as he shares the magic behind leading with love. Many have called it “servant leadership”, but our conversation shows us it is much more than that.
https://startupcamp.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/KenBlanchardpodcast.mp3
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Ken Blanchard has written over 60 books and has sold over 21 million copies. He’s now 77 years old with and today we get to discuss his most cherished topic in business, leading with love.
For those not familiar with Ken, he is the author of the business classics, The One Minute Manager, Raving Fans, and Who Moved My Cheese. Recently, Ken was added to Amazon’s Hall of Fame as one of the top 25 bestselling authors of all time.
Our conversation is one for the record books. It’s something I would urge you to relisten to again and again.
After Listening: What did you think? What stood out to you? Anything to add? Let me know in the comments below.