Why Softly Spoken Leaders Make a Big Impact

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Recorded22 Jul 2019

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Softly spoken leaders face some challenges in the workplace, struggling to be heard over the noise of their dominant, outspoken counterparts. In this episode, Ben talks about the challenges and strengths of being a softly spoken leader, and some things softly spoken leaders can do to succeed in leadership. Links: Article: Why Softly Spoken Leaders Make a Big Impact. Article: Important Ways That Leaders Can Earn Respect at Work.

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