361| Why Smart Leaders Edit Their Best Ideas
About this episode
Tami Imlay discusses the tendency of smart leaders to downsize their bold ideas before presenting them, highlighting a critical pattern in leadership.
Tami Imlay, Executive Leadership Strategist and Advisor, names the pattern that costs smart leaders more than anything else on their resume. You already have the bold idea. And before it reaches the table you have already made it smaller. This is the series finale of What You’re Already Built For. This is the episode that goes to the root.
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