ABOUT THIS EPISODE
One of the most important leadership lessons I've learned recently didn't come from a boardroom, strategic planning retreat, or leadership conference—it came from a pottery wheel.
In this short video reflection, I share how learning ceramics has reminded me of the value of humility, patience, experimentation, and lifelong learning.
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What unexpected experience has become a teacher in your own life?
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