<p>This week we sit down with Mark Fish, President of Eklego Leadership, and hear his thoughts on leadership gaps and difficult conversations. The Leader's Abstract is a podcast about how big leadership wins are built one small moment at a time. Hosted by Dr. Jeremy Rutter, a gerontologist and healthcare CEO with decades of experience in long term care and nonprofits. </p>

This week we sit down with Mark Fish, President of Eklego Leadership, and hear his thoughts on leadership gaps and difficult conversations. The Leader's Abstract is a podcast about how big leadership wins are built one small moment at a time. Hosted by Dr. Jeremy Rutter, a gerontologist and healthcare CEO with decades of experience in long term care and nonprofits.

Leadership and Difficult Conversations with Mark Fish

Have you ever heard the phrase death by a thousand paper cuts? 
This podcast explores the opposite of that concept 
What if big leadership wins could be built one small moment at a time ? 
Welcome to The Leaders Abstract 
I’m your host Dr Jeremy Rutter. 
As a gerontologist and healthcare CEO , I like to bring a mix of theories and practice to being a leader and developing the next generation of leaders. 
This is your shortcut , your pep talk , your sticky note. This is your abstract. 
Small shifts , big leadership.

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Have you ever heard the phrase death by a thousand paper cuts? This podcast explores the opposite of that concept What if big leadership wins could be built one small moment at a time ? Welcome to The Leaders Abstract I’m your host Dr Jeremy Rutter. As a gerontologist and healthcare CEO , I like to bring a mix of theories and practice to being a leader and developing the next generation of leaders. This is your shortcut , your pep talk , your sticky note. This is your abstract. Small shifts , big leadership.

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