Episode 376: A Needed Conversation (Leadership)

The Smart Thinking Podcast by Ted Neitzke IV

Apr 26, 202686:29Education

On this episode Ted revisits his favorite conversation with Greg Harden. Greg Harden was a legendary motivational figure and peak performance coach, best known for his influential work as an administrator and counselor a...

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