ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Most organizations spend a lot of time talking about culture.
Far fewer examine the systems that actually create it.
In this episode, Roy Tran shares lessons from a life that spans Vietnam, Canada, India, and beyond...
and why leadership isn't defined by what leaders say, but by what their systems quietly ask people to carry.
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