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    Two Things Leaders Don’t Say

    When I launched my career as an executive coach in the fall of 2001, I had some terrific training. Interactive workshops designed to prepare me to facilitate peer group...
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“Anthropologists say that to understand a person, you must understand the groups they are from. I strive to assure that members of my groups carry their group with them for years.”
MIKE DONAHUE
Newgrange Consulting Founder, Executive Coach