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In The Trusted Leader Show, Global Trust Expert, Trust Expert in Residence at High Point University, Wall Street Journal bestselling author, and CEO David Horsager sits down with influential leaders from around the world to discuss their leadership style and the strategies and lessons they have learned throughout their careers. Join us as we assemble the top tactics leaders and organizations need to perform at their best and get faster results. After listening to these engaging conversations, you’ll leave with actionable takeaways that you can immediately apply to your life so that you can become a more Trusted Leader.
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Past Episodes
Ep. 49: Ty Bennett on The Power Of Partnership With Your People
In this episode, David sits down with Ty Bennett, Founder of Leadership Inc., Author, and Speaker, to discuss the power
Ep. 48: Deborah Coviello on The 7 Compass Points To Get You Back On Track
In this episode, David sits down with Deborah Coviello, Founder of Illumination Partners, Author, and Host of The Drop In
Ep. 47: John DeMato on The Power Of Visual Storytelling
In this episode, David sits down with John DeMato, Photographer and Visual Story Expert, to discuss the power of visual
Ep. 46: M. Gasby Brown on The Commonality Of The Most Effective CEOs
In this episode, David sits down with M. Gasby Brown, CEO of The Gasby Group, Author, Visual Artist, as well
Ep. 45: Phil Styrlund on The 4 Core Character Habits Of Virtuoso Leaders
In this episode, David sits down with Phil Styrlund, CEO of The Summit Group, Consultant, and Author, to discuss the 4
Ep. 44: Kevin Sheridan on The Top 3 Ways To Recognize Others
In this episode, David sits down with Kevin Sheridan, New York Times Best Selling Author, Keynote Speaker, and Employee Engagement
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