Leaders!
Chime in -- what are the factors you consider to give an up-and-coming leader a chance for development? Is networking really such a critical component? If so, why? What causes you to say, "No, not yet" or "I don't want to invest there"? 
 Does any of our leadership reading provoke us to grow outside of ourselves as mentors and coaches? Let's chat about it.

Leaders! Chime in -- what are the factors you consider to give an up-and-coming leader a chance for development? Is networking really such a critical component? If so, why? What causes you to say, "No, not yet" or "I don't want to invest there"? Does any of our leadership reading provoke us to grow outside of ourselves as mentors and coaches? Let's chat about it.

Leaders!
Chime in -- what are the factors you consider to give an up-and-coming leader a chance for development? Is networking really such a critical component? If so, why? What causes you to say, "No, not yet" or "I don't want to invest there"?&nbsp;
&nbsp;Does any of our leadership reading provoke us to grow outside of ourselves as mentors and coaches? Let's chat about it.&nbsp;

S3E3: Who Gives A Chance? (Leader Talk)

Leaders should be well read, and Dr. Shaunta Scroggins takes on the task of providing reviews and recommendations for good leadership reads on her new podcast. The podcast is called “Leaders Lead, Leaders Read” (LLLR) and emphasizes leadership on every level. As a result, the book reviews include theory and textbook type leadership reads, biographies, and fiction. Leaders should be well read, and that means reading beyond personal preference. Leaders should read for challenge, for growth, and for comfort.

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S3E3: Who Gives A Chance? (Leader Talk)

S3E3: Who Gives A Chance? (Leader Talk)