ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode we talk with John Coyle about how leaders can use design thinking, storytelling, and time mastery to be a more impactful as a leader. During our time together we discuss:
- Some of the most common mistakes leaders make when trying to lead.
- How to shed a fixed mindset as well as being a "know it all".
- How to spend more time leading and less time firefighting.
- How to be more innovative and be open to trying new things.
- Tips to improve your storytelling abilities.
- Ways to unlock the potential of everyone around you.
If you are interested in more from John, please visit https://johnkcoyle.com/
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