ABOUT THIS EPISODE
2020 presented challenges to everyone, especially leaders. While we don’t know all the answers and it’s sometimes difficult to connect, showing empathy during times of uncertainty is vital. We will discuss how we can make sure we are delivering empathy instead of accidentally projecting apathy.
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United States
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