Partnering Leadership

Partnering Leadership

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Mahan Tavakoli's The Partnering leadership podcast conversations go deeper to discover the essence of great leadership. Partnering Leadership requires authenticity, which is a core driver of this leadership podcast. Visit: partneringleadership.com While every single episode can add value to your leadership journey, listen to them all to see the patterns of values and behaviors of great leaders. That's how you can also grow and become a true partner leader-gradually and then suddenly!
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Let me begin by introducing you to myself, and why I wish to write these blogs on motivation, compassion, and passion. My name is Shane Jeremy James, and I have always been business-headed. From the ages of 16, I was reading business articles, and learning the art of business. I even started selling hockey cards - not a business I know, but obviously demonstrating sheer spirit and entrepreneurship! Growing up, I had two passions. My first passion was hockey. I loved hockey, and although I loved the sport and was pretty good at it (if I do say so myself), I knew I would never be able to make a career out of it. My dream of joining the NHL faded, and I knew it wasn't meant to be. Instead, I focused all my time and energy on my second passion - the passion for business. Not only was business something I wished to pursue, but also knew that I wanted to make something of myself - to be successful, to be known, to make a difference!

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