ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Isadore Sharp, founder of Four Seasons, faced personal tragedy while building his business. Despite the loss of his son and financial challenges, he persevered, prioritizing excellence and the need of others. Carrying burdens is part of the journey. There’s no travel without luggage.
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United States
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