We never truly know what life is going to throw at us — and 2021 certainly threw a lot. The best way one leader has learned to deal with it all? By letting go.
Source: Inman News
The biggest leadership lesson I learned in 2020: Let go
Published in 2020, Adam Hergenrother, Agent, Brokerage, leadership advice, PPP, Select, team leader advice, teams and year in review
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